12 Conclusion: Civic Urbanisms and Urban Governance in Asia and Beyond

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1. Frontmatter 1
2. Table of Contents 5
3. List of Figures and Tables 6
4. Abbreviations 11
5. Acknowledgements 13
6. 1 Emerging Civic Urbanisms in Asia: An Introduction 15
7. 2 Walking Tours and Community Heritage in Singapore. Civic Activism in the Making in Queenstown and Geylang 41
8. 3 Resistance and Resilience . A Case Study of Rebuilding the Choi Yuen Village in Hong Kong 71
9. 4 Urban Planning, Public Interest, and Spatial Justice . A Case Study of the Lo-Sheng Sanatorium Preservation Movement in Taipei 95
10. 5 Placemaking as Social Learning . Taipei’s Open Green Programme as Pedagogical Civic Urbanism 119
11. 6 Hong Kong’s Urban Renewal Fund . A Step towards Citizen-driven Placemaking? 143
12. 7 Re-emerging Civic Urbanism . The Evolving State–Civil Society Relations in Community Building in Seoul 169
13. 8 A Shifting Paradigm of Urban Regeneration in Seoul? A Case Study of Citizen Participation in Haebangchon Urban Regeneration Project 195
14. 9 Building Communities through Neighbourhood-based Participatory Planning in Singapore 221
15. 10 Beyond the Sunday Spectacle . Foreign Domestic Workers and Emergent Civic Urbanisms in Hong Kong 245
16. 11 Holding Space, Making Place . Nurturing Emergent Solidarities within New Food Systems in Singapore 267
17. 12 Conclusion: Civic Urbanisms and Urban Governance in Asia and Beyond 295
18. Index 309
19. Publications / Global Asia 315