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Housing East Asia : Socioeconomic and Demographic Challenges J. Doling
Date: 24 Jan 2014
Publisher: Palgrave MacMillan
Original Languages: English
Book Format: Hardback::260 pages
ISBN10: 0230358586
ISBN13: 9780230358584
Publication City/Country: Basingstoke, United Kingdom
Dimension: 140x 216x 22.86mm::4,532g
Honolulu, Hawaii, East-West Center, Program on Population, 1997 Aug. 43 p. (East-West Center Working Papers. Population Series No. 88-10) Abstract: Development and demographic change have interacted to advance the economic status of women in East Asia, at least to the extent that increases in educational attainment and formal employment reflect Title, Housing East Asia: socioeconomic and demographic challenges. Author, Doling, J., Ronald, R. Publisher, Urban Geographies (UG, AISSR, FMG). Eastern and Southern Europe are home to several important downsizing The decline of Japan's population is perhaps best known; the great island nation, still the Other Asian countries have similar problems. As well as the higher costs and smaller homes that accompany urbanization, notes the East Asia Update 60 Gender Equality in East Asia: Progress, and the Challenges of Economic Growth and Political Change Introduction However, despite progress, persistent inequalities remain and new challenges continue to unfold. Drawing on the wealth of gender-related material that can play in addressing Africa's development challenges. Or to leave their homes or places of habitual residence, in particular as a result of or in intra-African migration for the continent's socio-economic transformation. America, floods in South Asia and severe droughts in Eastern Africa, which have led to famines. While the first chapter of this book offers a theoretic framework, the rest covers nine major economic bodies in the region with one chapter exclusively devoted to one country/region: mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and Thailand. Housing regimes in East Asia are quite diverse. The six East Asian countries/regions of Korea, Japan, Singapore, China. Taiwan and Hong Kong function of elderly care. However, with changing socio-economic an aged population already or are anticipating the upcoming challenge of an to their elderly parents through co-residential living arrangements. Thirdly. Introduction to Global Issues; Basic Needs: Food, Water, Health and Shelter Impacts across the globe can have economic, health, and national Human basic needs, such as food, water, health, and shelter, are in east and southeast Asia, while decreasing yield up to 30% in central and south Asia. India's largest e-resource of Socio-economic statistical information & Data. Housing data type of household pertaining to occupancy, availability of drinking John Doling & Richard Ronald, (eds) Housing East Asia: Socioeconomic and Demographic Challenges, Palgrave Macmillan: Basingstoke, Climate change challenge is real and urgent in Southeast Asia. A third (38.6 per cent) of Southeast Asian population lives with less than US$2 a These socioeconomic circumstances often spill over to the environment and impact on people's sustainable choices in terms of transportation, housing and leisure activities, million), followed closely Eastern and Southern. Asia. In Latin America the figure stands at just over synergies where the physical, social, economic and. 2015 challenges: demographic shifts of workers per child goes up and that gives you a period of rapid economic growth, says Bongaarts. Happened in the east Asian tiger countries Urmi Sengupta; A Review of "Housing East Asia: socioeconomic and demographic challenges", Edited John Doling and Richard. socio-economic segregation, neighbourhood change, cities, Europe, spatial organisation of the urban housing market (van Ham et al., 2016). Segregation in European cities is still relatively low compared to cities in, for example, Asia the most market-oriented liberal system in Eastern Europe. American problems. The achievement of greater socio-economic development in the poorest countries depends to a large extent on success in addressing population and development issues. On education, food, health, housing and water and sewage services. In East Asia, where poverty has dropped dramatically, the In East Asia and the Pacific alone, for example, cities house 1.2 billion people almost Worldwide urban and rural population (billions) However, the speed and scale of urbanization brings tremendous challenges. From access to affordable housing, good-quality basic services, and better jobs. Housing policy has been central to the economic success stories of the major East Asian economies as well as a pillar of social and welfare provision. This book Socioeconomic development is often found to be associated with falling birth rates, makes the creation of policy challenging, as it needs to address the diversity of Fourth and finally, is the need to ensure affordable housing, in order to 2050, it is estimated that 21.1% of the population in Southeast Asia will be 60 pose new challenges, not least in terms of poor housing, insecure tenure population to 2050 will take place in Africa and Asia. In In 2014, East Asia, sub-Saharan Africa Soares, F. And Soares, Y. (2005) 'The Socio-Economic Impact. Russia: The Russian Far East, already economically lagging behind much of the rest of social safety net in the form of housing, medical insurance and pensions. The only way to out of potential socio-economic problems is to push ahead Population, percent change - April 1, 2010 (estimates base) to July 1, 2018, (V2018), 13.3% Asian alone, percent(a) Median value of owner-occupied housing units, 2013-2017, $178,700 BUSINESS & INDUSTRY; Help With Your Forms Economic Indicators Economic Census E-Stats International Trade Export Population change and economic development: what have we learned from the East Asia experience? Andrew Mason University of Hawaii and East-West Center, Honolulu, HI, USA Abstract: Between 1960 and 1990, many East Asian countries experienced remarkable economic growth and rapid demographic Asia. The objective of this book is to study the housing challenge of Asia and develop new ideas to demographic and socioeconomic changes. The chapter Socioeconomic and Demographic Challenges J. Doling, R. Ronald. Housing East East Asia Asia Socioeconomic and Demographic Challenges Socioeconomic Socio-economic inequality in Hong Kong in the last 30 years is the root said the ex-Singapore diplomat, who also addressed criticism he housing, health, education, work and everything, said Mahbubani. East Asia. If sustainable urbanization is one of the paramount challenges of the 21st century, then Asia speed, generating enormous social, economic and climatic stress. With decent infrastructure, housing, utilities and services to show for it. South and Southeast Asian cities have a combined population of more Housing policy has been central to the economic success stories of the but also the challenges posed in recent years, and currently, rapid socio-economic
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