문화도시전략을 통한 도시재생의 순환체계 확립에 관한 연구 : Glasgow의 문화도시전략을 중심으로

In recent years, the perception of culture and arts has changed from the common people's enjoyment to an important variable for economic development. Particularly, culture and arts have been used to turn economically, socially, and environmentally declined cities into new image possessed cities such as a cultural city. In many old industrial cities of western European countries, the use of culture and arts has become an increasingly significant component of economic and physical regeneration strategies. Especially, many cities in Britain have adopted culture and arts as a way of escaping from urban decline. A typical example of British city using culture and arts as a means of regenerating urban decline is a Scotland city, Glasgow. The city faced with massive economic and social decline in the 1960s and 70s. However, Glasgow has used culture and arts to change the overall image of the city to a cultural city which led to sustained urban development. The city of Glasgow is one of the best examples for the application of culture and arts as a means of urban development strategies through the circulation system of urban regeneration. This study attempts to illustrate the process of Glasgow's overall regeneration effort.