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Institute for Social Vision Design

PPP/PFI

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Contract Design Comparison of Three Small Concession Cases in Small Cities — Breakthrough Patterns for the Three Walls

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A Methodology for Structural Analysis of PPP/PFI Contracts — Reading Foundational Clauses, Risk Allocation Matrices, and Monitoring Provisions in Three Streams

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The Five-Layer Methodology of Meaning Inversion for Shrinking Assets — A Draft Evaluation Framework for PPP Projects

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Adaptive Reuse of Decommissioned Oil Terminals and Refineries — Comparing Ten Domestic Cases and Three International Precedents

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27,000 Defunct Gas Stations and Subsurface Tank Legacies: A Typology of Shrinking Assets

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Airport Concession Revenue Structure — The 'Viability Threshold' Revealed by 12 National-Government Airports and the Conditions for Private Entry

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Park-PFI Seven Years of Revenue Structure — Conditions for Revenue Facilities in Urban Parks and the Three-Type Divergence

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The PPP Desk Divide — Structural Gaps in Municipal Internal Capacity and Their Impact on Project Formation

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Risk Allocation in PPP/PFI Projects — How Poor Matrix Design Drives Project Failure

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Structural Comparison of Three Water Concession Cases — Divergence Conditions of Operational Transfer in Miyagi, Hamamatsu, and Susaki

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Structural Analysis of Japan's Small Concession Three Walls — Revenue Structure Types and Breakthrough Patterns

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Public Asset Utilization Lab — Hypotheses and Scope

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The 'Softification' of Public Services — A Paradigm Shift from Facilities to Services

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Structural Analysis of Abandoned School Small Concessions — The Institutional–Execution Gap Behind 1,951 Unused Schools

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Corporate Hometown Tax at ¥63.1 Billion — How Personnel Dispatch Is Reshaping Public Asset Regeneration

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PFS Adoption at 9% — Why Municipalities Cannot Embrace Pay-for-Success Despite Complete Institutional Infrastructure

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The Structural Gap in Priority Review Regulations — Behind the 82% Adoption Rate Lies a System That Doesn't Work