A social geography of the primate cities of Southeast Asiaby T. G. McGee This first chapter sets the tone of, and the parameters for, the field project in Chiang Mai and for the content and emphasis of the book chapters. It begi... RBCK Byrd - 《Journal of Asian History》 被引量:...
The Challenge of Achieving Sustainable Mobility in the Cities of South AsiaChristopher Ronald Willoughby
This map quiz will make it easy to learn the cities of Southeast Asia, an area made up of places south of China, east of India, and north-west of Australia. It's the only portion of Asia that's partly located in the Southern Hemisphere. Southeast Asia in
Southeast Asia is a place of contrasts. On the one hand, Bangkok and Singapore are highly developed and frequented by millions of tourists each year. On the other, Vientiane and Yangon are more closed off to the rest of the world. If you are curious to l
Bangkok(曼谷) is the capital of Thailand and one of the most popular cities of Southeast Asia. Itattracts a large number of tourists from all parts of the world with its beautiful scenery, active life styleand the rich heritage left from the old days. Bangkok has a rich history. It can...
Australia is the smallest continent and one of the largest countries on Earth, lying between the Pacific and Indian oceans in the Southern Hemisphere. Its capital city is Canberra, and its most important economic and cultural centers are Sydney and Melbo
Comparing cities or drawing conclusions about how they can approach a major transformation is harder across Southeast Asia than across Europe or South America. Nor can smart cities be assessed in broadly linear "tiers" of cities like those in China and India, where...
This study uses an introduction to the comparative study of Japanese and Chinese cities to make a case for a regional approach to thinking about cities in East Asia. In so doing, it argues for contextually sensitive comparative urbanism as a platform for a broader understanding of trends toward...
The coastal cities in South and South Asia are sinking faster than elsewhere in the world, leaving tens of millions of people more vulnerable to rising sea levels, according to a new study.4/514.What will land sinking result in along with the current sea-level rise?A More serious climate...
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