도시 발전에 있어서의 창조자본의 역할에 대한 담론 연구: 우리나라의 이해관계자 및 전문가의 자결적 주관성을 중심으로 = Operant Subjectivity on the Role of Creative Capital in Promoting Urban Growth: The Case of South Korea

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This study employs Q-methodology to examine the multidimensional dynamics of creative capital in urban growth. By generating a Q-sample comprising 32 statements, the research explores the complex interplay between creative capital's contributions to urban development and the potential risks associated with its integration. Utilizing a diverse P-sample of government officials, public and private organization employees, and creative professionals, the Q-sort process uncovers four distinctive patterns that shape the discourse on creative capital in urban settings. The Q-method analysis reveals that creative capital fosters innovation, enhances livability, and promotes economic vitality, while also highlighting concerns about gentrification, resource allocation, and potential exacerbation of social inequalities. The study's findings contribute to the ongoing debate on the role of creative capital in contemporary urban development and offer novel insights into the multifaceted nature of this phenomenon. Theoretically, the research enriches the understanding of creative capital's complex relationship with urban growth, adding nuance to the existing body of literature. Practically, the study informs decision-making processes for urban policymakers, emphasizing the need for a balanced and inclusive approach when leveraging creative capital in urban planning and development initiatives. This research ultimately underscores the importance of considering both the transformative potential and the challenges associated with creative capital in the pursuit of sustainable and equitable urban growth.