URBAN DILEMMAS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

Kamal Salih

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Urban and Rural Development Challenges Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis Urban Development and Societal Issues

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The implications of increasing urbanization in Southeast Asia are considered using U.N. projections of urban growth. Issues discussed include the urban bias in development, informal sector development, the provision of urban services, and urban poverty and inequality. Policy dilemmas are examined in terms of these issues and of the increasing internationalization of the urbanization experience and the changing division of labor worldwide.

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1977Why Poor People Stay Poor: Urban Bias in World Development 1978Informal sector or petty commodity production: Dualism or dependence in urban development?1978Food, shelter, and transport in Southeast Asia and the Pacific

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