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SPECIAL REPORT Urban Development in Asia |  Year III, Number VI JanuaryMarch 2010 |
URBAN PLANNING LABORATORY The future productive capacity of many Asian countries depends on making their cities more sustainable. By Joe Cochrane |
The Upside of Slums in Development |
THE CRUEL UTILITY OF SLUMS Rather than being a burden to the economy, slums serve a purpose by providing cheap housing for low-cost labor. By Bronwyn Curran |
VIET NAM TRIES TO BREAK THE MOLD Viet Nam has had the foresight to prepare plans to upgrade its cities at the onset of urbanization. By Floyd Whaley |
Revamping Old Asia A look at countries efforts to preserve historic districts |
REVAMPING OLD ASIA Governments in the region attempt to preserve historic districts as well as equip them for the challenges of globalization and for environmental sustainability. By Karl Wilson and Joe Cochrane |
SIDEBAR DUTCH JAKARTA LEFT BEHIND Efforts to revitalize the old town of Batavia have yet to move beyond the drawing board. By Joe Cochrane |
SIDEBAR A PEARL IN NEED OF POLISH After barely surviving World War II, the city of Manila went through several renovations but has yet to recover its former glory as the Pearl of the Orient. By Karl Wilson |
FEATURES |
TERRIFYING INSURANCE Political risk policies have been broadened from coups, confiscations, and the like to cover acts of terrorism. By Keith Rosenblum |
SIDEBAR ANSWERING THE PLEA An emigrant returns home to help rebuild Afghanistan, one brick at a time. |
Tweeting for a Good Cause, Social Media and Development Organizations |
THE ART OF THE TWEET The worlds established development organizations struggle to reach a larger audience through popular social media networks in the internet. By Jenny Forster |
BLUFFING AID Internet scammers use the name of development organizations to take money from their socially conscious victims. By James Hutchison |
SIDEBAR FIGHTING BACK Knowing the difference between a genuine and a hoax email is the best way to defeat cyber crooks. |
OPINION THE DARK SIDE OF REMITTANCES Across the globe, stories of exploitation and abuse have cast a hard shadow on the economic gains of labor-exporting countries. By Wendy Doromal |
DEPARTMENTS |
ROUNDUP |
ASIA BY NUMBERS |
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