Differences in Perceptions and Satisfaction of Regional Disparities by Types of Place Attachment: Focusing on Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province

Key Points

• Low place attachment in the indifferent group correlates with heightened sensitivity to regional disparities, demonstrating varied perceptions.
• Community analysis identified three distinct groups: rooted, indifferent, and prideful, each responding differently to regional disparities.
• The rooted group experiences minimal effects from regional disparities due to their stable economic foundation, indicating resilience.
• Findings highlight the need for tailored development policies considering varying levels of place attachment and social context.