The Routledge Handbook of Planning Megacities in the Global South

ISBN-13: 9781032400020 / Angielski / Miękka / 2022 / 450 str.

Deden Rukmana

Opis

1. Relevant for anyone concerned with the world's problems from rapid urban growth in the Global South particularly in cities with a population of more than 10 million2. All regions or continents of the Global South are represented in the book including Middle America, South America, Africa, Middle East, South Asia, East Asia and Southeast Asia. 3. Each chapter is written by experts who have extensive knowledge of planning in their respective megacity

Spis treści

Introduction

Deden Rukmana

Part I – Managing the urban growth

1. The third wave of sprawl: the dynamics of peripheral growth in Buenos Aires

Nora Libertun de Duren

2. Development of the Ho Chi Minh City megaregion in historical context: Doi Moi, planning and real estate

Thanh B. Nguyen, James H. Spencer and Tuan N. Pham

3. Planning Chongqing: between rural and urban

Asa Roast

4. A political-economic analysis of urban growth in Lahore

Nasir Javed

5. Simulation and modelling the urban dynamics in Bangalore

T.V. Ramachandra, H.A. Bharath, S. Vinay, and M.C. Chandan

Part II – Shaping the future: the legacy of spatial planning and master plans

6. Strategic planning and the challenges of spatial transformation in Johannesburg

Philip Harrison and Alison Todes

7. Spatial planning and development strategies in Dar es Salaam

Philip Omunga

8. Visioning urban growth in Chengdu: negotiation between local and central government

Yiping Fang and Zhenming Wu

9. Revisioning the sustainable megacity: the case of Wuhan

Dan Zhu and Michael Kung

Part III – Connecting the places: transportation and infrastructure challenges and strategies

10. Transportion planning and development in Bogotá: balancing the urgent and the strategic

Daniel Oviedo and Luis Guzman

11. Dynamics of commuting patterns during the period of rapid social transition in Beijing

Yunlei Qi and Tieshan Sun

12. Spatial transformation and debates on urban democracy: the case of Minhocão elevated highway, São Paulo

Laura Belik

Part IV – Confronting urban dualism in housing provision

13. Contradictions between global spaces and informal marginal settlements: the case of Kolkata

Siddhartha Sen and Sudeshna Ghosh

14. Megacities and slums: learning from Delhi’s experience

Susmita Rishi and Shruti Syal

15. Political and administrative constraints to housing provision in Karachi

Faisal Shaheen

Part V – Planning for resilience

16. Two decades of planning for earthquake resilience in Istanbul

Aysin Dedekorkut-Howes, Deniz Ay, Basak Demires-Özkul

17. Urban resilience and sustainable development trajectories: Insights from Dhaka

Saleh Ahmed

18. Climate adaptation policy development in the context of climate change and urbanization in Bangkok

Nurrohman Wijaya

19. Master plan of the sponge city construction in Shenzhen

Jian Liu, Na Li, and Lu Yu

Part VI – Democratizing planning processes

20. Dreaming the rational planning: participatory planning practices in São Paulo

Nilton Ricoy Torres

21. The emergence of participatory budgeting in Mexico City

Steven Schmidt and Jason C. Mueller

22. Institutional continuity and change: development control and regulatory detailed plan amendments in Beijing

Lei Zhang

23. Participatory governance in mitigating annual floods in Jakarta

Deden Rukmana and Galuh Syahbana Indraprahasta

Part VII – Planning megacities in the Global South: challenges, reconfigurations and initiatives

24. Challenges in managing urban growth: the case of Cairo

Amal K. Ali

25. Planning reconfigurations in a mega-event context: the case of Rio de Janeiro

Abigail Friendly

26. Planning initiatives and best practices in Ahmedabad

Jay Mittal and Sweta Byahut

27. Community governance in China’s land expropriation-induced resettlement neighborhoods: the case of Shanghai

Shuping Zhang and Zhu Qian

28. Urban Planning Practices in Lagos

Ismaila Rimi Abubakar, Taibat O. Lawanson and Abubakar S. Usman

29. Modernity and colonization in an African megacity: the case of Luanda

Ana Vaz Milheiro

O autorze

Deden Rukmana is Professor and Chair of the Department of Community and Regional Planning at Alabama A&M University. He received a PhD degree in Urban and Regional Planning from Florida State University and completed Master’s degrees at the University of Southern California and Bandung Institute of Technology. His research centers on health disparities, homelessness, and poverty in the US, and spatial planning, housing, and development challenges in Indonesia. His work appears in journals such as International Planning Studies and Planning, Practice & Research. He also served as Co-Chair of the Global Planning Educators Interest Group of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (2015–2017).