英文摘要 |
The enforcement of urban conservation by transferable development rights has alleviated the property rights problem. The owners of historical buildings under the protection of their property rights are willingness to proceed with urban conservation. However, the institutional design of transferable development rights has its reciprocal nature and results in complex problems for urban management. This paper, based on the viewpoint of property rights, intends to analyze the role of transferable development rights in the process of urban conservation. The reasons of efficacy and institutional problems caused are investigated. Dyihwah street case is employed to address the protection of property rights and government decision-making and institutional choice related to urban conservation so as to provide promising suggestions, and institutional and enforcement issues for further exploring. |