The Spaciality of Public Policy and Urban Space Policy System from the Perspective of Sociology
- 1 Hangzhou Wickham International School, Hangzhou, China
Abstract
With the acceleration of urbanization, the spatiality of public policy and the importance of urban space policy systems have become increasingly prominent. This study deeply explores these two key themes from a sociological perspective. Firstly, by expounding on the definition and importance of the sociological perspective, we further understand how public policy influences the social and spatial structure of cities. Secondly, through an overview of social space theory and its application in public policy, we reveal the interactive relationship between public policy and urban space. Lastly, we discuss how to construct an effective urban space policy system to achieve social equity and sustainable development. The results of this study provide a new theoretical and practical perspective for understanding and improving the spatiality of public policy and the urban space policy system.
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