Titlebook: Urban Governance in Southeast Asia; Ambe J. Njoh Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spr

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Book 2024ocesses. A considerable portion of the book is spent re-tracing the historical roots of planning dispositives, including the totality of.institutional entities, which together constitute an apparatus of government in South-East Asian polities. Therefore, of essence in the book are the institutional

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Introduction and Overview,d by an examination of the triple heritage influencing governance practices in Southeast Asia. The chapter concludes with a detailed plan of the book, setting the stage for subsequent discussions on policies, challenges, and innovations in urban governance across Southeast Asian cities.

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Environmental Governance as Ecological Imperialism,t as a form of ecological imperialism. The discussion extends to specific sectors such as the built environment, land tenure, agriculture, forestry, and mining. The chapter concludes with a summary, reflecting on the lasting legacies of colonialism and their implications for contemporary environmental governance in the region.

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Street Naming as Urban Governance,ming and renaming streets, and the historical and post-colonial contexts influencing these practices. The discussion highlights how street naming reflects broader governance issues and identities. The chapter concludes with lessons learned and reflections on the implications for urban governance in the region.

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Urban Green Spaces,gkok illustrate regional approaches and challenges. The chapter concludes with a summary and reflections on the importance of urban green spaces for sustainable urban governance and the well-being of urban populations in Southeast Asia.

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Conclusion,rnance, sustainable development, and the need for innovative approaches to address urban challenges. The chapter provides actionable recommendations for policymakers, urban planners, and stakeholders, aiming to enhance future urban governance practices in Southeast Asia.