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fayzi S, anymokadam A, sasanpoor F. Presenting an urban management model based on the indicators of future cities (case study of West Azarbaijan province). JFCV 2022; 3 (3) :61-78
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1- Payam Noor university
2- Islamic Azad university , afz810@gmail.com
3- kharazmi University
2- Islamic Azad university , afz810@gmail.com
3- kharazmi University
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Urban management is one of the issues that need to be reviewed for the management of future cities and it cannot be satisfied with its conventional concept, based on which it evokes the special position and system of city administration in the mind. This concept is one of the areas that are in dire need of future research. Because it is directly tied to the daily life and fate of citizens, and any failure in this field will sometimes cause irreparable damages. The main goal of this research is to present an urban management model based on the indicators of future cities. In terms of the purpose, the present research is an applied research type, and in terms of the type of method, it is considered a mixed research method, which is a combination of two qualitative and quantitative methods. The data collection tool included questionnaires and questionnaires. The statistical population of this research are experts in the field of urban management. Purposive sampling method was used to select sample people. MICMAC-Excel software was used for data analysis. In the first step, a large number of indicators were extracted from the subject literature by reviewing the subject literature and the conducted research. According to the opinion of professors and experts in the field, the initial indicators were adjusted to 76 indicators. In the following, the urban management model was leveled based on the indicators of future cities using structural-interpretive modeling. In the current research, the factors are placed in six levels. In such a way that laws and regulations were placed at the last level and tourism at the first level. In the continuation of the research, a prospective approach has been used
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