Presenting the ideal city of creative city in Tehran metropolis

Subject Areas : Journal of Iranian Social Development Studies

reza moafi ¹ , mohsen ghadami ² , Mohammadmehdi Mazaheri ³ , Fatemeh Farahany ⁴

1 - Ph.D. student, Cultural Management, Science & Research Unit, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
2 - Assistant Professor Department of Communication, Department of Literature and Research, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
3 - Assistant Professor Department of Communication, Department of Literature and Research, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
4 - Department cultural managment, Islamic Azad University, Science and Research of Branch , Tehran, Iran

Received: 2018-06-11 Accepted : 2019-05-11 Published : 2018-12-22

Keywords: innovation, topsis model, Creative City, Human Capital, quality of life,

Abstract :

The creative city is the center of innovation, creativity, and the transformation of ideas into wealth, and having such a city is the ideal dream of superior societies. From another perspective, the continuous design of fresh ideas and innovation are key elements of the global era. Moving towards the creation and realization of a creative city in economic development is very necessary. Therefore, the presentation of the creative city model in 22 urban areas of Tehran is one of the priorities and the main objective is to rank the indicators of creativity with 19 factors from the indicators of the creative city using the secondary data, the preparation of the script and the proper use of the SPSS software solution. And leveling up. Studies show that in terms of indicators of a creative city, the level of Tehran's regions is not the same. However, the prioritization of the Topsis model reveals three distinct levels: (1) the level; (2) the semi-possessive (medium); (3) the surface of the crust (deprived). The results of the research show that, on the one hand, the increase and improvement of the criteria of the creative city has its effects on the movement of neighborhoods to the realization of the creative city, and on the other hand, the amount of this impact is very different, so that according to the network analysis model, the index of innovation benchmarks Showing 265/0 has the greatest impact on moving a neighborhood toward the creative neighborhood in Tehran. In the meantime, the number of science and technology centers, innovations and inventions play the most role in the realization of the creative area of Tehran; however, the factor of human capital, especially elites and students, social capital, social networking and cooperative networks, play a major role in realizing In the final stage, quality of life is also effective in moving a neighborhood toward creative neighborhoods in the city. The calculation of multiple correlation coefficient shows that 0.39% of the changes in the realization of creative neighborhoods in Tehran are due to the improvement and application of the components of the creative city, so that for a unit of change due to standard deviation, the criteria for the realization of the creative city 62 / 0% of the unit changes in the realization of creative neighborhoods in Tehran.

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