A review on Japanese local advisory councils for Urban Reconstruction under special legislation from the perspectives of Justifiable Citizen Participation and Public-Private Co-Production in Town Centre Regeneration

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The aim is to evaluate the organizational changes in local advisory councils for urban reconstruction and the impact on citizen participation and co-production.
Comparative analysis of advisory councils before and after legislative changes
Assessment of planning processes and citizen participation
Focus on procedural and substantive legitimacy of participation
Identified gaps between government proposals and community/business feedback.
Highlighted issues include limited organizational authority and lack of clear qualifications for participation.
Recommended expanding citizen proposal rights and mandatory administrative responses to enhance planning legitimacy.

Review examines organizational changes in urban advisory councils, highlighting participation and collaboration challenges.

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Ryuta Imai (2026) studied this question.

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