Edsel E Sajor
Biographic Data
| ID | 1399077 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edsel E Sajor |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edsel E |
| FAMILY NAME | Sajor |
| SIGNATURE | SAJOR E E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Asian Institute of Technology |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Urban sprawl, public transport, and increasing CO2 emissions
Conflict Resolution in Multicultural Societies
The question has assumed added significance after the disintegration of the former multiethnic Soviet Union in the early 1990s. The present study, informed by a modified neo-institutionalism, seeks to identify the key to India s success as an integrated democracy amidst a whole lot of trajectories. As an answer to India s relative success in state formation and political order, this study emphasizes the role of democratic multicultural decentrali…
State simplification, heterogeneous causes of vegetation fires and implications on local haze management
Intermediaries and informal interactions in decentralised environmental management in peri-urban Bangkok
Juxtaposition of urban and agricultural land uses in peri-urban areas results in intense and severe ecological problems, especially degradation of water in irrigation canals. In these areas, devolution has also been implemented, a process already saddled, as it were, with problems of low local capacity and susceptibility to elite capture. Overlaying of the devolution initiative on the complex ecological tensions in peri-urban areas has rendered d…
Importance of context in adoption and progress in application of strategic environmental assessment
Privatization, democratic reforms, and micro-governance change in a transition economy
Not a Real Worker”
Thai shrimp farm‐owners and migrant couple workers from Laos, Myanmar, and Northeast Thailand act in concert to create gendered subjects and a sense of “place” among Surat Thani’s shrimp farms. The creation of place by the migration of workers into Surat Thani is layered by employers’ efficiency goals with migrants’ need for a conjugal residence while earning a living. The conjugal workforce is, however, differentiated by the creation of a female…
Mixed Land Use and Equity in Water Governance in Peri-Urban Bangkok
This article addresses a dearth in the literature on environmental equity in water governance in the desakota, the extended metropolitan region of the great cities of Southeast Asia. Through a case study, the authors describe how, in an intensive mixed land use situation, the actions of new urban users of irrigation canals have degraded the water, unfairly prejudicing low-income farmers' entitlement to irrigation water of appropriate quality and …
Promoting waste separation for recycling and local governance in Thailand
Professionalisation or Hybridisation? Real Estate Brokers in Metro Cebu, the Philippines, during the Boom of the 1990s
This paper addresses a gap in the literature about the effect of the late 20th-century property boom on real estate practitioners in a developing country city in the context of enhanced global integration. Taking a process approach, it examines professionalisation within the brokers' sector in Metro Cebu, the Philippines, by pairing theories on the sociology of professions on one hand and insights from economic sociology and studies of globalisat…
Globalization and the Urban Property Boom in Metro Cebu, Philippines
The hyper mobility of capital and the associated growth of international investment in real estate which occurred across the world in the late twentieth century, led to bursts of property development and market booms. This article examines how this global trend interfaced with local processes in the setting of a secondary metropolis of a developing country, in Metro Cebu, Philippines, and resulted in a property-led development dominated by produc…
Constellations of Power
Privatization, democratic reforms, and micro-governance change in a transition economy
Globalization and the Urban Property Boom in Metro Cebu, Philippines
The hyper mobility of capital and the associated growth of international investment in real estate which occurred across the world in the late twentieth century, led to bursts of property development and market booms. This article examines how this global trend interfaced with local processes in the setting of a secondary metropolis of a developing country, in Metro Cebu, Philippines, and resulted in a property-led development dominated by produc…
Professionalisation or Hybridisation? Real Estate Brokers in Metro Cebu, the Philippines, during the Boom of the 1990s
This paper addresses a gap in the literature about the effect of the late 20th-century property boom on real estate practitioners in a developing country city in the context of enhanced global integration. Taking a process approach, it examines professionalisation within the brokers' sector in Metro Cebu, the Philippines, by pairing theories on the sociology of professions on one hand and insights from economic sociology and studies of globalisat…
Mixed Land Use and Equity in Water Governance in Peri-Urban Bangkok
This article addresses a dearth in the literature on environmental equity in water governance in the desakota, the extended metropolitan region of the great cities of Southeast Asia. Through a case study, the authors describe how, in an intensive mixed land use situation, the actions of new urban users of irrigation canals have degraded the water, unfairly prejudicing low-income farmers' entitlement to irrigation water of appropriate quality and …
Importance of context in adoption and progress in application of strategic environmental assessment
Not a Real Worker”
Thai shrimp farm‐owners and migrant couple workers from Laos, Myanmar, and Northeast Thailand act in concert to create gendered subjects and a sense of “place” among Surat Thani’s shrimp farms. The creation of place by the migration of workers into Surat Thani is layered by employers’ efficiency goals with migrants’ need for a conjugal residence while earning a living. The conjugal workforce is, however, differentiated by the creation of a female…
Intermediaries and informal interactions in decentralised environmental management in peri-urban Bangkok
Juxtaposition of urban and agricultural land uses in peri-urban areas results in intense and severe ecological problems, especially degradation of water in irrigation canals. In these areas, devolution has also been implemented, a process already saddled, as it were, with problems of low local capacity and susceptibility to elite capture. Overlaying of the devolution initiative on the complex ecological tensions in peri-urban areas has rendered d…
Promoting waste separation for recycling and local governance in Thailand
Constellations of Power
Globalization and the Urban Property Boom in Metro Cebu, Philippines
The hyper mobility of capital and the associated growth of international investment in real estate which occurred across the world in the late twentieth century, led to bursts of property development and market booms. This article examines how this global trend interfaced with local processes in the setting of a secondary metropolis of a developing country, in Metro Cebu, Philippines, and resulted in a property-led development dominated by produc…
Professionalisation or Hybridisation? Real Estate Brokers in Metro Cebu, the Philippines, during the Boom of the 1990s
This paper addresses a gap in the literature about the effect of the late 20th-century property boom on real estate practitioners in a developing country city in the context of enhanced global integration. Taking a process approach, it examines professionalisation within the brokers' sector in Metro Cebu, the Philippines, by pairing theories on the sociology of professions on one hand and insights from economic sociology and studies of globalisat…
Promoting waste separation for recycling and local governance in Thailand
Mixed Land Use and Equity in Water Governance in Peri-Urban Bangkok
This article addresses a dearth in the literature on environmental equity in water governance in the desakota, the extended metropolitan region of the great cities of Southeast Asia. Through a case study, the authors describe how, in an intensive mixed land use situation, the actions of new urban users of irrigation canals have degraded the water, unfairly prejudicing low-income farmers' entitlement to irrigation water of appropriate quality and …
Privatization, democratic reforms, and micro-governance change in a transition economy
Not a Real Worker”
Thai shrimp farm‐owners and migrant couple workers from Laos, Myanmar, and Northeast Thailand act in concert to create gendered subjects and a sense of “place” among Surat Thani’s shrimp farms. The creation of place by the migration of workers into Surat Thani is layered by employers’ efficiency goals with migrants’ need for a conjugal residence while earning a living. The conjugal workforce is, however, differentiated by the creation of a female…
Intermediaries and informal interactions in decentralised environmental management in peri-urban Bangkok
Juxtaposition of urban and agricultural land uses in peri-urban areas results in intense and severe ecological problems, especially degradation of water in irrigation canals. In these areas, devolution has also been implemented, a process already saddled, as it were, with problems of low local capacity and susceptibility to elite capture. Overlaying of the devolution initiative on the complex ecological tensions in peri-urban areas has rendered d…
Importance of context in adoption and progress in application of strategic environmental assessment
State simplification, heterogeneous causes of vegetation fires and implications on local haze management
Conflict Resolution in Multicultural Societies
The question has assumed added significance after the disintegration of the former multiethnic Soviet Union in the early 1990s. The present study, informed by a modified neo-institutionalism, seeks to identify the key to India s success as an integrated democracy amidst a whole lot of trajectories. As an answer to India s relative success in state formation and political order, this study emphasizes the role of democratic multicultural decentrali…
Urban sprawl, public transport, and increasing CO2 emissions
Economics (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Geography (8 works) · Business (7 works) · Economic growth (7 works) · Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Corporate governance (3 works)