A Study on the Factors Influencing the Participation of Residents in the Renovation of Old Neighborhoods from the Perspective of Social Capital Theory: A Case Study of Huainan's Dongyuan East Village Neighborhood

Abstract

Based on social capital theory, this study combines a review of relevant literature to construct an innovative model to study the influencing factors of residents' participation in the renovation of old neighborhoods, and uses the generalized ordered logistic regression method to analyze the influence of residents' personal characteristics, neighborhood relationship, sense of community and identity on residents' participation in Huainan City, Anhui Province. The results show that in third- and fourth-tier cities, the low age of participants leads to low participation, the duration of residence and the willingness to participate are positively correlated, and the willingness of highly qualified personnel to participate in the renovation of old neighborhoods is lower than that of middle-income groups, the improvement of neighborhood relations and the enhancement of the sense of community have an important role in promoting the leap of residents' participation, and the relationship between the enhancement of identity and the leap of residents' participation shows an inverted The relationship between the improvement of identity and the jump of residents' participation has an inverted 'U' shape, which needs to be regulated by the government and other social participation groups.