從生產、 生活及生態觀點檢視台灣地區縣市永續發展差異性之研究

馮君君; 黃書禮; 羅登旭

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P117 - 139

Engineering > Civil Engineering & Architecture Engineering
Engineering > Municipal Engineering & Environment Engineering

DOI： 10.6128/CP

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從生產、生活及生態觀點檢視台灣地區縣市永續發展差異性之研究

Examining the Potential of Sustainable Development for Taiwan Cities from Economic, Living, And Ecological Perspectives

馮君君(Jiun-Jiun Ferng) ；黃書禮(Shu-Li Huang) ；羅登旭(Teng-Hsu Lo)

都市與計劃； 27卷2期 (2000 / 09 / 01) ， P117 - 139

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永續發展；衡量指標；群落分析；發展策略； Sustainable development ； Indicators ； Cluster analysis ； Development strategies

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To examine the base of development for an economy and to measure the force which can undermine or strengthen the base are important on the subject of sustainable development. This paper examines the 23 cities of Taiwan from the perspective of economic, living, and ecological status, which arc the objectives proposed in the document of National Comprehensive Landuse Development Plan. The status of these three aspects was measured by 19 indicators from previous studies for sustainable cities in accordance with the ”pressure-state-response” indicator framework, at the time of 1981,1986, 1991, and 1996. These indicators were then aggregated into three composite indexes, which were then used to indicate the change in the status of the three aspects during the 15 years and compare the differences among the 23 cities. In addition, this research used cluster analysis to classify the potential of sustainable development for the 23 cities according to their economic, living, and ecological status in 1996. The result was then used as a framework to propose strategies for implementing sustainability for these cities.

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Azar, C., Holmberg, J., Lindgren, K.(1996).Socio-ecological Indicators for Sustainability.Ecological Economics,18
Brink, B. ten(1991).In Search of Sustainable Development.Boston:Kluwer Academic Publishers.
Brundtland''s World Commission on Environment and Development(1987).Our Common Future.Oxford:Oxford University Press.
Daly, H. E.(1990).Toward Some Operational Principles of Sustainable Development.Ecological Economics,2
Graaf, H. J. de, Muster, C. J. M., ter Keurs, W. J.(1996).Sustainable Development: Looking for New Strategies.Ecological Economics,16

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