Identifying the economic potential of informal urban areas is a topic of increasing interest for
policymakers and practitioners in less developed countries, yet little is known of how …

The COVID-19 global pandemic has prompted governments to resort to or allow quasi-
formal means to provide basic goods and services to communities that were forced into …

Diversity in economic activity can be found at different spatial scales in cities' urban
morphology. Spatial capital is defined as the area's physical appearance, which is important …

Purpose This paper presents a mixed methodology to map and analyse the spatial
connectivity of the everyday pathways that link the doorway of an individual's home–work …

This research investigates the spatial mismatch between the distribution of Foreign Direct
Investment (FDI) and the configurational characteristics of street networks in Hanoi's urban …

Urban spatial networks are considered as one of the most important influences on the
quality of the urban life in cities, since they have involved in the distribution processes of …

This chapter examines the roles of public spaces in Hanoi for the everyday economic
activities of its inhabitants. It focuses on the changing patterns of public space usage for …

In many developing countries, access to the farm is usually difficult due to non-motorable
terrain to gain access to the farm, particularly during wet season. Where possible, farm …

This chapter examines the roles of public spaces in Hanoi for the everyday economic
activities of its inhabitants. It focuses on the changing patterns of public space usage for …

This paper presents a comparative study of Chinatowns using a mixed methodology
adapted from space syntax analysis and urban morphological mapping. It examines the …