“Kyodo” Movement In Japan In Global Trend Since 2000 (Nx Power Lite)
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The compact introduction about brandnew neighborhood movement and planning in Japan.(I presented it in the conference of "Neighborhoods,USA" in Little Rock (AR) on 27 May 2010.
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- Migration creates externalities like spatial/temporal mismatches between where impacts occur and resources are needed. There are also normative questions around membership and responsibility.
- Cities have become more productive due to learning from diverse people, but managing inclusion remains a challenge. Municipal governance principles include shared identities looking forward, transnational citizenship, hospitality for newcomers, and transparent decision-making.
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