This research delves into the intricate relationship between urbanisation and economic development in Lebanon by relying on a quantitative research method and employing original survey data. The study explores the implications of urbanisation and its impact on economic development, addressing growth, infrastructure, government policies, and socio-economic factors. It investigates the extent to which urban planning is respected in Lebanon. Demographic variables, including age, gender, education, and city of residence, shed light on their influence on perceptions of urbanisation and economic development. The findings reveal that urbanisation significantly affects Lebanon's economic development, influenced by government policies, foreign investments, and societal changes. The study suggests the importance of policy development, infrastructure, and public participation in urban planning. This research provides a foundation for informed decision-making and policy development in Lebanon's journey toward sustainable urbanisation and economic growth, offering valuable insights for both research and management. Keywords: urbanisation, economic development, urban planning, Lebanon

This research delves into the intricate relationship between urbanisation and economic development in Lebanon by relying on a quantitative research method and employing original survey data. The study explores the implications of urbanisation and its impact on economic development, addressing growth, infrastructure, government policies, and socio-economic factors. It investigates the extent to which urban planning is respected in Lebanon. Demographic variables, including age, gender, education, and city of residence, shed light on their influence on perceptions of urbanisation and economic development. The findings reveal that urbanisation significantly affects Lebanon's economic development, influenced by government policies, foreign investments, and societal changes. The study suggests the importance of policy development, infrastructure, and public participation in urban planning. This research provides a foundation for informed decision-making and policy development in Lebanon's journey toward sustainable urbanisation and economic growth, offering valuable insights for both research and management. Keywords: urbanisation, economic development, urban planning, Lebanon

Urbanisation and Economic Development in Lebanon

MACDISSY, ELIAS
2022/2023

Abstract

This research delves into the intricate relationship between urbanisation and economic development in Lebanon by relying on a quantitative research method and employing original survey data. The study explores the implications of urbanisation and its impact on economic development, addressing growth, infrastructure, government policies, and socio-economic factors. It investigates the extent to which urban planning is respected in Lebanon. Demographic variables, including age, gender, education, and city of residence, shed light on their influence on perceptions of urbanisation and economic development. The findings reveal that urbanisation significantly affects Lebanon's economic development, influenced by government policies, foreign investments, and societal changes. The study suggests the importance of policy development, infrastructure, and public participation in urban planning. This research provides a foundation for informed decision-making and policy development in Lebanon's journey toward sustainable urbanisation and economic growth, offering valuable insights for both research and management. Keywords: urbanisation, economic development, urban planning, Lebanon
2022
Urbanisation and Economic Development in Lebanon
This research delves into the intricate relationship between urbanisation and economic development in Lebanon by relying on a quantitative research method and employing original survey data. The study explores the implications of urbanisation and its impact on economic development, addressing growth, infrastructure, government policies, and socio-economic factors. It investigates the extent to which urban planning is respected in Lebanon. Demographic variables, including age, gender, education, and city of residence, shed light on their influence on perceptions of urbanisation and economic development. The findings reveal that urbanisation significantly affects Lebanon's economic development, influenced by government policies, foreign investments, and societal changes. The study suggests the importance of policy development, infrastructure, and public participation in urban planning. This research provides a foundation for informed decision-making and policy development in Lebanon's journey toward sustainable urbanisation and economic growth, offering valuable insights for both research and management. Keywords: urbanisation, economic development, urban planning, Lebanon
Urbanisation
Economic Development
Urban Planning
Urban Growth
Population Growth
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