East west perspectives on 21st century urban development : sustainable eastern and western cities in the new millennium

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Part 1 The rise of Asian mega-cities: palnning for the mega-city - a new Eastern Asian urban form?, Peter Hall urbanisation in an era of volatile globalization - policy problematiques for the 21st century, Terry McGee demographic perspectives on urban development in Asia at the turn of the century, Graeme Hugo urban economic development and globalization linkages in the Pacific Rim, Michael Lindfield and Robert Stimson national urban development strategy in Indonesia - case study - Jabotabek, Ibu Budhy Tjahjati Soegijoko. Part 2 Changing western cities: space, technology and the edge city - patterns of service and infrastructure investments - the US National capital region, Kingsley Haynes and Roger Stough strategic planning and the competitive city - Adelaide, South Australia, Stephen Hamnett and Michael Lennon net, city and locality - technological impacts on Stockholm, Reza Kazemian the sustainable network study - a scenario study of transport and communications, Folke Snickars. Part 3 Urban and environmental amenity: environmental and urban amenity in a growing mega-city - Tokyo as a blend of East and West, Mamoru Taniguchi cities and air pollution, Peter Newton and Peter Manins privatizing climate - first world cities in South East Asia, Howard Dick and Peter Rimmer. Part 4 East West comparisons: the global city and sustainability - perspectives from Australian cities and a survey of 37 global cities, Peter Newman, Jeff Kenworthy and Felix Laube sustainability of Eastern and Western cities, John Brotchie, Peter Gipps, David James, Don McRae and Jeremy Morris income shifts between East and West, Gus Hooke.

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