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TAXONOMY OF PUBLIC SPACE IN CONTEMPORARY HONG KONG

Tat Lam and Benedetta Tavecchia

Chapter 8 in Public Space in Urban Asia, 2014, pp 130-137 from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd.

Abstract: The following sections are included:IntroductionPrivately Owned Public Space, Public Space in Private Developments, and Urban SpaceConditional Public Space, Managerial Space, and Neoliberal SpacePark Space, Cultural Space, and Tourist SpacePlanned Public Space, Institutionalised Social Space, and Regenerated Urban SpaceCreative Space, Marginalised Space, and Civic Space

Keywords: Public Space; Cities; Human Development; Spatial Justice; Sociology; Illegal Architecture; Heritage; Singapore; Kuala Lumpur; Taiwan; Hong Kong; Jakarta; Chongqing; China; POPs; Happiness; Emerging Economies; Asia; Southeast Asia; Urbanism (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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