Game Theory Analyze for Urban Quasi-Public House Demolition — Based on the Comparative Stakeholders Theory

Yan Xu; Guo Qing Shi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.361-363.1157

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Game Theory Analyze for Urban Quasi-Public House Demolition — Based on the Comparative Stakeholders Theory

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With the development of urbanization, house demolition in city is more and more, during which house demolition conflict emerges. This paper is based on the hypothesis of “comparative stakeholders”, on the background of quasi-public house demolition, to make game theory model about stakeholders of the government, house demolition executors, and the dismantled. As a result, to make a deep study on conflicts of interest among stakeholders, and make a conclusion that government administration and irrational factors play the key role during quasi-public house demolition.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 361-363)

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1157-1165

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October 2011

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Yan Xu, Guo Qing Shi

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Comparative Stakeholders, Game Theory, Quasi-Public House Demolition, Resettlement, Urban Sustainable Development

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