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The Political Economy of Mega Projects in Asia

Globalization and Urban Transformation
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  • The Political Economy of Mega Projects in Asia
  • The Political Economy of Mega Projects in Asia
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The growth of urban real estate development has been a key recent facet of the globalization of Asian economies. This book compares and analyses how the aspirations of Asian states have been reflected in the course of (re-)writing the urban landscape, and considers the role of scalar politics. The contributors argue that mega-projects embody the dynamics of the multi-scalar strategic relations that determine the process and outcome of urbanization. Bringing together a range of urbanization experiences from South Korea, Taiwan, India, Turkey, Hong Kong SAR, Mainland China and Indonesia, the book explores the role of specific political and economic interests in shaping cities, and the role of local communities, nascent advocacy groups and popular struggles in contesting the state-led mega-projects.

Author Biography:

Hyun Bang Shin is Associate Professor in the Department of Geography and Environment, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK Dong-Wan Gimm is Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology, Kyungnam University, South Korea
Release date NZ
December 31st, 2025
Audience
  • Tertiary Education (US: College)
Contributors
  • Edited by Dong-Wan Gimm
  • Edited by Hyun Bang Shin
Pages
254
ISBN-13
9781138070448
Product ID
27824939

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