ANALYZING THE CAPABILITY OF SYNERGIC DEVELOPMENT IN POLYCENTRIC URBAN REGIONS CASE STUDY: METROPOLITAN AREA, THE CENTRAL MAZANDARAN (AMOL, BABOUL, GHAEMSHAHR, SARI)

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ZEBARDAST E.; SHAHABI SHAHMIRI M.

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Journal: Journal of Regional Planning Year:2015 | Volume:4 | Issue:16 Page(s): 33-48

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ANALYZING THE CAPABILITY OF SYNERGIC DEVELOPMENT IN POLYCENTRIC URBAN REGIONS CASE STUDY: METROPOLITAN AREA, THE CENTRAL MAZANDARAN (AMOL, BABOUL, GHAEMSHAHR, SARI)

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ZEBARDAST E. | SHAHABI SHAHMIRI M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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POLYCENTRIC URBAN REGIONQ2

NETWORKQ2

SYNERGYQ1

COMPLEMENTARITYQ2

ORGANIZING CAPACITYQ2

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POLYCENTRIC URBAN REGIONs are the result of current process in spatial structure of post-industrial developed societies. Geographical centralization, mutual economic tendency, sharing challenges and opportunities are the characteristics that make cities ready to accept the framework of non-hierarchical linkages and fortify their basis to apply NETWORK pattern. From this viewpoint, these regions, upon synergic relations provide proper competitive field against mono-centric metropolitan areas. Thus, POLYCENTRIC URBAN REGIONs improve the economic performance of whole region rather than every individual city in itself. The aim of this study refers to an effort to measure the possibility formation of synergic relationships, based on the mentioned assumptions in metropolitan area of the Central Mazandaran and investigate the application of synergic development. The analysis focuses on the co-operation mechanism and particularly on COMPLEMENTARITY. The results indicate that the case study has gained more SYNERGY in terms of co-operative linkage within recent years, while reduction of economic complementary roles in cities has created reverse impacts on the region. The main reasons can be related to the wide range of public administration, historical competition between cities, lack of regional perspective and no commitment for its implementation. Furthermore, reduction of regional relevance toward external supply and demand resources can also been added to this explorations.

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ZEBARDAST, E., & SHAHABI SHAHMIRI, M.. (2015). ANALYZING THE CAPABILITY OF SYNERGIC DEVELOPMENT IN POLYCENTRIC URBAN REGIONS CASE STUDY: METROPOLITAN AREA, THE CENTRAL MAZANDARAN (AMOL, BABOUL, GHAEMSHAHR, SARI). JOURNAL OF REGIONAL PLANNING, 4(16), 33-48. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/230431/en

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ZEBARDAST E., SHAHABI SHAHMIRI M.. ANALYZING THE CAPABILITY OF SYNERGIC DEVELOPMENT IN POLYCENTRIC URBAN REGIONS CASE STUDY: METROPOLITAN AREA, THE CENTRAL MAZANDARAN (AMOL, BABOUL, GHAEMSHAHR, SARI). JOURNAL OF REGIONAL PLANNING[Internet]. 2015;4(16):33-48. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/230431/en

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E. ZEBARDAST, and M. SHAHABI SHAHMIRI, “ANALYZING THE CAPABILITY OF SYNERGIC DEVELOPMENT IN POLYCENTRIC URBAN REGIONS CASE STUDY: METROPOLITAN AREA, THE CENTRAL MAZANDARAN (AMOL, BABOUL, GHAEMSHAHR, SARI),” JOURNAL OF REGIONAL PLANNING, vol. 4, no. 16, pp. 33–48, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/230431/en

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