The Window of Talent Policy in Regional Revitalization: For A More Socially Creative Urban Blueprint
Comparative Analysis of Talent Window between Quanzhou City, China, and Tottori Prefecture, Japan and feasible solutions to promote Regional Revitalization
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https://doi.org/10.54097/fbem.v2i1.156Keywords:
Regional revitalization, Talent policy, Cultural policy, Talent attraction, Urban vitality, Social creativityAbstract
Talent Window is a crucial part of the Talent Policy, directly establishing communications with the talents. Today, it is generally set through the Official Service Websites, combined with various Information Publishing Platforms and Offline Service Windows, so that the talents could obtain the information about Talent Policy and consult with administrative staff about all matters related to talent introduction. The key indicator of a Talent Window is whether it could genuinely attract talent inflow and then improve urban vitality. Furthermore, the perfection and convenience of the Talent Window and its encouraging effect on talents are also the keys to whether it could bring “a sense of welcome” to them and make them willing to contribute to social creativity. Considering the significance of Talent Window in implementing Regional Revitalization, this article explores feasible solutions for setting the Talent Window based on comparing the present situation and Talent Window between Quanzhou City, China, and Tottori Prefecture, Japan.
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