英文摘要 |
NIMBY (Not-In-My-Back-Yard) has been described as the attitude against the siting of certain facilities or land uses. Environmental conflicts derived from the NIMBY syndrome has become a critical issue for countries around the world. Therefore, in planning and siting NIMBY facilities, the conflict management must be considered to prevent malcontent reactions from nearby neighborhoods and hence reduce NIMBY effects. The main purpose of this article is to explore the context of NIMBY facilities and to propose NIMBY conflict management strategies. Four perspectives can be examined in analyzing NIMBY syndrome: economic, social, psychological, and political. On the other hand, the causes of NIMBY conflicts can be categorized as follows: different spatial cognition, unbalanced interest distribution, unbalanced resource distribution, and inaccurate information. To mitigate NIMBY conflicts, a cooperative management strategy must. be adapted to develop a NIMBY conflict management model. Furthermore, to effectively manage NIMBY spatial conflicts, this article proposes three widely used policy tools--risk-reduction programs, economic incentive programs, and public participation. |