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The Korean National Drive for Green and Smart Urbanisation960s has been accompanied by massive urbanisation, and today, more than 80 per cent of the total population lives in cities and urban areas. Throughout this unprecedented urbanisation process, there have been national plans or strategies in place, which have guided urban and spatial development of t

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