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How Elderly Care Facilities Overcome NIMBYism in Community Integration: A Study of the Tianjin Government Message Board Website
Integrating elderly care facilities into community environments often encounters resistance from local residents due to perceived negative externalities, leading to a “Not In My Back Yard” (NIMBY) dilemma. This study aims to explore how elderly care institutions can overcome NIMBYism by analyzing pu
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