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Daniel De O Vasconcelos

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ID3080165
NAMEDaniel De O Vasconcelos
GIVEN NAMESDaniel
FAMILY NAMEDe O Vasconcelos
SIGNATUREVASCONCELOS D O
AFFILIATIONSThe University of Melbourne
ORCID0000-0002-8675-6727
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS3
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT3
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • Who Govern Innovation Districts? A Grounded Investigation Through the Lens of Jurisdictions

    Open Access•Julie T Miao, Daniel De O Vasconcelos•ARTICLE•Urban Affairs Review•2026•References: 12

    Innovation districts are hailed as the modern innovation landscapes led by privatized, local coalitions from the bottom-up. This discourse, however, conceals the influences of the multilevel governments and the territorial-power (re)configurations that are persistent and complex. In this article, we developed an Innovation Jurisdiction framework to unpack the different types of governance structures, power compositions, and their use of diverse p…

  • The consumption-production nexus in home-located work: A class-based approach to understand the residential differentiation of artists and designers in Melbourne, Australia

    Open Access•Daniel De O Vasconcelos, Julie T Miao•ARTICLE•Geoforum•2026•References: 86

    Home-located creative workers still cluster in inner city areas. • Class occupation is a structural force shaping residential decisions. • A production-consumption nexus operates in and constrains housing choices. • A fragmented supply of infrastructure affects the geography of home-based workers. • Social ties influence the consumption and production of home-located workers. This paper brings to light how the literature discussing the housing ch…

  • A stop on the train: The transient mentality of creative expats in Beijing, China

    Open Access•Daniel De O Vasconcelos, Julie T Miao•ARTICLE•Mobilities•2024•References: 63

    This paper investigates the life experiences of creative expats and the associated impact of, and on, the built environment of their host localities. Grounded on participants' testimonies, we develop the concept of transient mentality as a potential mediating factor in-between such reciprocal relations. Employing an interview and survey-based research approach and drawing on grounded theory for data collection and analysis in Beijing, China, we f…

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  • A stop on the train: The transient mentality of creative expats in Beijing, China

    Open Access•Daniel De O Vasconcelos, Julie T Miao•ARTICLE•Mobilities•2024•References: 63

    This paper investigates the life experiences of creative expats and the associated impact of, and on, the built environment of their host localities. Grounded on participants' testimonies, we develop the concept of transient mentality as a potential mediating factor in-between such reciprocal relations. Employing an interview and survey-based research approach and drawing on grounded theory for data collection and analysis in Beijing, China, we f…

  • Who Govern Innovation Districts? A Grounded Investigation Through the Lens of Jurisdictions

    Open Access•Julie T Miao, Daniel De O Vasconcelos•ARTICLE•Urban Affairs Review•2026•References: 12

    Innovation districts are hailed as the modern innovation landscapes led by privatized, local coalitions from the bottom-up. This discourse, however, conceals the influences of the multilevel governments and the territorial-power (re)configurations that are persistent and complex. In this article, we developed an Innovation Jurisdiction framework to unpack the different types of governance structures, power compositions, and their use of diverse p…

  • The consumption-production nexus in home-located work: A class-based approach to understand the residential differentiation of artists and designers in Melbourne, Australia

    Open Access•Daniel De O Vasconcelos, Julie T Miao•ARTICLE•Geoforum•2026•References: 86

    Home-located creative workers still cluster in inner city areas. • Class occupation is a structural force shaping residential decisions. • A production-consumption nexus operates in and constrains housing choices. • A fragmented supply of infrastructure affects the geography of home-based workers. • Social ties influence the consumption and production of home-located workers. This paper brings to light how the literature discussing the housing ch…

Cultural Industries and Urban Development (3 works) · Urban Planning and Governance (2 works) · Advertising (1 works) · Ambiguity (1 works) · Art (1 works) · Autonomy (1 works) · Beijing (1 works) · Business (1 works) · China (1 works) · Cityscape (1 works)

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