都市部に立地する大学と都市計画

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Japanese universities have not maintained such close relations with cities in comparison with European universities. Japanese universities have been controlled by the national government. Recently, universities have changed their character as the place of elite education to that of mass education. The students at the institutions of higher education have increased and the ratio of 18 year old students to the population of the same age has become 38 percent. The population has been concentrated in the metropolitan area. As the construction of factories, universities and so forth has been legally regulated to stop the concentration of population and to promote the dispersion of the population into the local area, the university buildings are constructed in the suburban areas. The suburban area which lacks urban facilities and which doesn't function well is very unconvienient in terms of reseach and education. The urban universities have many problems, but they will find ways to survive in the heart of the metropolis.
明治大学の論文