英文摘要 |
The rapid urbanization trend in Asia has raised questions regarding the nexus between urban development and financialization. This research delves into Taiwan's urban landscape, particularly focusing on the Taipei Metropolitan Area, to elucidate how urban airspace has evolved into a resource frontier for financing housing and infrastructure projects. Drawing upon interviews conducted with government officials, urban planners, real estate agents, and banking professionals, this study employs the theoretical lenses of KorayÇalışkan and Michel Callon to understand how ''urban air rights'' are commodified, marketized, and even assetized. It scrutinizes policies such as density bonuses, transferable development rights, and incremental floor area to dissect the dynamics of air rights economization and urban financialization. Ultimately, this research endeavors to enrich our comprehension of the intricate interplay among urbanization, spatial planning, and finance within the Taipei Metropolitan Area. |