Trends and Issues in Housing in Asia Coming of an Age
Urmi SenguptaAnnapurna Shaw
Trends and Issues in Housing in Asia Coming of an Age - Routledge 2018 - 308
Part I : National Urban Housing Policy p.17, 1.The Transformations of Housing Regime and Its Impacts on Urbanisation in China by Jie Chen p.19, 2. Housing and Urban Transformations in Japan by Richard Ronald and Oana Druta p.42, 3. The Political Ecologies of Housing in Indonesia by Abidin Kusno p.68, 4. Issues of Urban Liveability and Public Policy in Bangladesh by Syed Abu Hasnath and M. Shahidul Ameen p.89, Part II: Institutions and Agents Enabling Housing Delivery p.109, 5. The Nexus Between Government and Private Developers in Malaysia's Housing Sector by A.R. Abdul, Aziz, J. H. M. Tah, A. L. Olanrewaju and A. U.Ahmed p.111, 6. Creating Mixed Income Neighbourhoods Unintentionally: Public Housing Residualisation and Socio Economic Segregation In Hong Kong by Paavo Monkkonen and Xiaohu Zhang p.134, Part III: Housing Policy and Urban Renewal p.159, 7. Speculative Self Destruction, Gateways for Hyper Redevelopment In Seoul, South Korea by Joonwoo Kim and Bruno De Meulder p.161, 8. Unravelling Redevelopment in the megacity Context of India: The Case of Mumbai by Binti Singh and Manoj Parmar p.185, Part IV: How People House Themselves p.207, 9.Negotiating Housing in a Heritage City: A Study of Mahayyawa Low Income Settlement in Kandy, Sri Lanka by Fazeeha Azmi p.209, 10. Governing the Housing Market in Post Reform China: Price Controls and Regional Inequalities by Mengqi Wang p.232, 11. Rental Practices in two informal Settlements in Hyderabad, India by Nikhilesh Sinha p.250, Identification, Materiality and Housing Transformations in Mumbai by Chitra Venkataramani p.278
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Trends and Issues in Housing in Asia Coming of an Age - Routledge 2018 - 308
Part I : National Urban Housing Policy p.17, 1.The Transformations of Housing Regime and Its Impacts on Urbanisation in China by Jie Chen p.19, 2. Housing and Urban Transformations in Japan by Richard Ronald and Oana Druta p.42, 3. The Political Ecologies of Housing in Indonesia by Abidin Kusno p.68, 4. Issues of Urban Liveability and Public Policy in Bangladesh by Syed Abu Hasnath and M. Shahidul Ameen p.89, Part II: Institutions and Agents Enabling Housing Delivery p.109, 5. The Nexus Between Government and Private Developers in Malaysia's Housing Sector by A.R. Abdul, Aziz, J. H. M. Tah, A. L. Olanrewaju and A. U.Ahmed p.111, 6. Creating Mixed Income Neighbourhoods Unintentionally: Public Housing Residualisation and Socio Economic Segregation In Hong Kong by Paavo Monkkonen and Xiaohu Zhang p.134, Part III: Housing Policy and Urban Renewal p.159, 7. Speculative Self Destruction, Gateways for Hyper Redevelopment In Seoul, South Korea by Joonwoo Kim and Bruno De Meulder p.161, 8. Unravelling Redevelopment in the megacity Context of India: The Case of Mumbai by Binti Singh and Manoj Parmar p.185, Part IV: How People House Themselves p.207, 9.Negotiating Housing in a Heritage City: A Study of Mahayyawa Low Income Settlement in Kandy, Sri Lanka by Fazeeha Azmi p.209, 10. Governing the Housing Market in Post Reform China: Price Controls and Regional Inequalities by Mengqi Wang p.232, 11. Rental Practices in two informal Settlements in Hyderabad, India by Nikhilesh Sinha p.250, Identification, Materiality and Housing Transformations in Mumbai by Chitra Venkataramani p.278
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