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Pourahmad A, Mahdian Bahnamiri M, Mahdi A. An Analysis of the Factors Preventing the Realization of an Urban Integrated Management through the Lens of Existing Laws. IUESA 2013; 1 (2) :31-50
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1- University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
2- Golestan University, Golestan, Iran
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In recent years, the complexities of urbanization in Iran and raising such issues as urban sustainable development, human development, city economy reinforcement, emphasis on social justice, environment preservation, etc. all in all, have made urban management a more complex and sophisticated issue. As a result, with regard to the extent of variables, a need for a new approach to urban management, on the one hand, and the government strategies and making a reform in the administrative and managerial structure of country, on the other hand, has justified the necessity of focusing on municipalities and of assigning new responsibilities to them. However, nowadays, despite all the emphases and efforts, no integrated system has been established in urban management system of the nation. In the absence of an urban integrated management, disorganization, disharmony, waste of resources, both human and financial, and, eventually, the citizens’ ever-increasing dissatisfaction are inevitable. Thus, the plan for an urban integrated management and the analysis of the current urban management system of the nation are of great importance as they pave the way for removing obstacles and easing the shortcomings. In this regard, the research method has been reported to be descriptive-analytic and library-based. Moreover, the research aims at investigating and clarifying integrated urban management in the nation’s rules and regulations and in identifying problems and legal barriers. The research concludes with offering solutions for such problems and improving the status quo in the nation’s urban management via obtained results.

     
Type of Study: Research | Subject: Special
Received: 2013/02/11 | Accepted: 2013/05/15 | Published: 2013/06/21 | ePublished: 2013/06/21

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