Urban Governance and Livable City Development: Concepts and Case Studies

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Qualitative analysis compares urban governance models' impact on livability in diverse contexts, suggesting innovative adaptive strategies.

Cities with coordinated institutional structures showed 90-95% coverage and 80-90% success in governance outcomes, emphasizing the role of effective governance.
Environmental pressures drive innovation in cities like Rotterdam, where climate adaptation spurred institutional changes and strategic coordination.
Comparative case studies across six cities reveal that tailored governance strategies can produce similar livability results despite varying conditions.
Aligning governance ambitions with local realities is crucial; successful urban governance requires context-sensitive adaptation rather than universal models.

Lounkaew et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative analysis compares urban governance models' impact on livability in diverse contexts, suggesting innovative adaptive strategies.