英文摘要 |
To compete as a global cultural and creative city, the Shanghai City Government is eager to employ a culture/ creativity-led regeneration strategy to recast Shanghai as a hopeful and progressive international city of culture and design. The Shanghai City Government seeks to transform old brownfield sites into cultural and creative parks, with the goal of developing Shanghai's new authentic culture and creativity, and also to cluster and govern those cultural and creative communities. This study employs the 2577 Creative Garden and the 1933 Old Millfun as case studies to explore the practice of a cosmopolitan culture/ creativity-led regeneration strategy based on the concept of the authentic urban places and harmonizing creativity in post-socialism and post-industrial Shanghai City. It will particularly see how the Shanghai City Government not just follows western policy tendency, but also keeps its leading and control role of culture, and how developers and cultural and creative communities adjust themselves to gain privileged positions in politics, economy and culture. |