Sustainable urban development in Singapore : imagining walkability in an urban concrete jungle / Melissa Liow Li Sa, Sam Choon-Yin.
Liow Li Sa, Melissa, author.; Choon-Yin, Sam, author.
2023
HT169.S55
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Title Sustainable urban development in Singapore : imagining walkability in an urban concrete jungle / Melissa Liow Li Sa, Sam Choon-Yin.
Author Liow Li Sa, Melissa, author.
ISBN 9789819954513 (electronic bk.)
9819954517 (electronic bk.)
9789819954506
9819954509
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-5451-3
Published Singapore : Palgrave Macmillan, 2023.
Language English
Description 1 online resource (xxix, 316 pages) : illustrations (some color).
Item Number 10.1007/978-981-99-5451-3 doi
Call Number HT169.S55
Dewey Decimal Classification 307.1216095957
Summary This book offers theoretical and practical insights into land use, transport, and national policies in one of world's well-known urban concrete jungle, none other than the Singapore city. The emphasis is situated on Singapore’s attempt to promote walking and cycling. Greater appreciation of walkability thrives on Singapore’s rich history, green city, people and the gastronomic kopitiam and hawker culture. The book offers a comprehensive coverage of walkability as a crucial component of urban design to reduce vehicular congestion with the associated carbon emissions, foster a healthy lifestyle and community participation and create jobs to help the economy. A high income per capita and an aging society, lessons drawn from Singapore’s experience will be useful to other societies. Scholars in sustainable tourism field, urban planners, government bodies, tourist boards, entrepreneurs, national parks board, residents, and inbound travellers will benefit from reading the book. Melissa Liow Li Sa is currently the Assistant Head of School of Business and Management at PSB Academy. She graduated with a Bachelor of Business Degree from University of Technology Sydney (UTS), Masters in Business Administration from University of Wales (UOW) and PhD in Business from International University of Malaya-Wales (IUMW). She has taught subjects in Marketing, Human Resource Management, and Tourism and Hospitality Management. Her research interests lie in the field of tourism entrepreneurship. Aside from her responsibilities in teaching and research, she contributes as the Program Leader for the Hospitality and Tourism programmes at PSB Academy. She also contributes as Ex-Officio of Assessment Committee at PSB Academy. Sam Choon-Yin is currently the Dean for Academic Partnerships at Kaplan Higher Education Institute, Singapore. He graduated from the National University of Singapore (NUS), University of Technology, Sydney (UTS), and University of South Australia (UNISA) where he obtained his PhD in International Business and Management. His research papers have appeared in journals such as Asian Studies Review, Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, South East Asia Research, Global Economic Review, New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies, Journal of Asian and African Studies and Asia Pacific Viewpoint.
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Added Author Choon-Yin, Sam, author.
Series Sustainable development goals series, 2523-3092
Available in Other Form Sustainable urban development in Singapore
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Chapter 1: Walking Tradition Around the World
Chapter 2: Singapore’s Public Space Contest
Chapter 3: Walking in Singapore
Chapter 4: Contemporary Heritage Built Attractions
Chapter 5: Gastronomy and Intangible Cultural Heritage
Chapter 6: Natural Heritage
Chapter 7: Managing Vehicle Population for Sustainable Development
Chapter 8: Urban Design for the Economy
Chapter 9: Smart Nation and Walkability
Chapter 10: Tourism and Mobility
Chapter 11: Modern Architectural City for an Ageing Population
Chapter 12: Biophilic Vision, Regenerative Sustainable Urbanism, and Circular Economy
Chapter 13: Knowledge on the Way to Walkability. .

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