Transforming Asian Cities

Abstract

Introduction 1. Seoul: A Korean Capital Sharon Hong 2 Rajadamnoen Avenue: Thailand's Transformative Path towards Modern Polity Koompong Noobanjong 3 Public Art, Urban Renewal, and the Construction of a National History: The Revive Manila Program and the New Manileno Campaign Tessa Guazon 4 An Unexpected Urban Renewal Practice: The Emergence of a Multi-Cultural Historic Plaza in Taipei Huey-Jiun Wang 5 Critical Vernacularism: A View of Architecture from the Places of Production Nihal Perera 6 Housing Rights and Citizenship of Rural Migrants in Urban China: The Case of Yuanhenong, Shanghai Zhao Yeqin 7 Ordinary Lives in Extraordinary Cyberabad Diganta Das 8 Street Vending in Indonesian Cities: Their Characteristics and Activities in Yogyakarta Deden Rukmana and Djarot Purbadi 9 Perceptions of Tenure Security in a Squatter Settlement in Lahore, Pakistan Fatima Wajahat 10 The Struggle for Living Space: Ethnicity, Housing, and the Politics of Urban Renewal in Japan's Squatter Areas Takuya Motooka, Toshio Mizuuchi 11 Contests over Community: A Community Organization in Hong Kong Leung, Hon-Chu 12 Traversing the City: Some Gendered Questions of Access in Mumbai Shilpa Phadke 13 Indianizing the Neighborhood Unit: The Jawaharnagar Plan Sanjeev Vidyarti 14 Planning and Self-Organizing: The Case of Small Towns in Sri Lanka Jagath Munasinghe 15 Niche Authority in Urbanized Villages: Bottom-up Codetermination in Megacity China Sonia Schoon

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