Vilas Nitivattananon
Biographic Data
| ID | 338298 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vilas Nitivattananon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vilas |
| FAMILY NAME | Nitivattananon |
| SIGNATURE | NITIVATTANANON V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Asian Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3305-2793 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Cultural Consumption and Subjective Social Status
In an era of globalization and digitalization, cosmopolitan cultural capital has become a key resource for social status acquisition in non-Western societies. However, its mechanisms of influence remain underexplored. Using nationally representative data from the Chinese General Social Survey (CGSS), this study examines how cultural consumption (CC) affects individuals’ subjective social status (SSS), and whether this effect is mediated by Englis…
Gender, space, and resistance
The Performance of Environmental and Health Impact Assessment Implementation
Environmental impact assessment (EIA) performance has remained of interest, and over the past ten years, the evaluation technique has evolved. Thailand implemented an EIA with a health impact assessment (HIA) as an environmental health impact assessment (EHIA), which necessitated investigating and developing these instruments; however, its implementation performance has been questioned. The main goal of this study is to comparatively assess how w…
Are all renewable energy sources the same? A comparative analysis of public perceptions and preferences for renewable energy types in Southeast Asian cities
The realization of a sustainable energy transition in Southeast Asia will require the overcoming of the current high reliance on fossil fuels in the energy mix and the steady and rapid growth in energy demand in the region. To achieve an economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable energy transition in the region, it is vital to utilize all available renewable energy sources to the greatest extent possible. It is therefore essential to…
Assessment of the Factors Influencing the Performance of the Adoption of Green Logistics in Urban Tourism in Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor
Tourism plays a crucial role in promoting economic growth, but it can also contribute significantly to environmental degradation, particularly in urban areas where there is a high concentration of local residents and visitors. Tourism is crucial for economic development but can also harm the environment, particularly in urban areas where both locals and tourists are concentrated. Adopting green logistics is important for promoting sustainable urb…
Analyzing Sociodemographic Factors Influencing Citizen Participation
While public participation (PP) is a legal requirement for mega projects in most countries, some PP processes are perceived as the ceremonial fulfilment of obligations without the adequate involvement of citizens. However, limited empirical studies have explored the individual factors of PP in infrastructural development. To bridge this knowledge gap, this study investigated the sociodemographic factors influencing citizen participation in the li…
Households’ Willingness to Pay for Renewable Energy Alternatives in Thailand
While the problems about the environmental effects of traditional energy use are growing, Thailand has a rapid response by increasing its renewable energy (RE) policy. Even though Thailand has seen rapid growth in RE, it has been focusing on supporting the producers and not considering the users. In addition, there were few studies on RE receivers in Thailand. To reach sustainable growth and increase the empirical study, this research aims to ana…
Data-driven framework for delineating urban population dynamic patterns
Comparison of Issues and Countermeasures among Previous and Current Squatter Formations in Yangon, Myanmar
Along with the transition era, Yangon has been facing rapid urbanization and being challenged by the inevitable urban issues including slum and squatter settlements. Current squatter formation and expansion has been emerging in Yangon with the dichotomy between the urban population growth and the urban poverty. In this study, the main objective is to compare the root causes and countermeasures between the current and previous squatter formations.…
Multi-stakeholder and multi-benefit approaches for enhanced utilization of public open spaces in Mandalay city, Myanmar
Localized flooding and autonomous adaptation in peri-urban Bangkok
Peri-urban areas of mega-cities in lower-middle income countries face many environmental management challenges, including localized flooding caused by inefficient management and inadequate stormwater infrastructure. A case study analysis was conducted in Bangkok’s rapidly developing urban fringe, where residents have been experiencing localized flooding after normal rainfall. This paper explores the drivers of this flooding and its impacts for lo…
Factors influencing urban heat island in Surabaya, Indonesia
Spatial Interrelationships of Quality of Life with Land Use/Land Cover, Demography and Urbanization
Strategic assessment of groundwater resource exploitation using DPSIR framework in Guwahati city, India
City development fund
A multi-scale modeling approach for simulating urbanization in a metropolitan region
Effective coordination and integration of energy and transport policies for CO2 mitigation in Thailand
Potential of decentralized wastewater management for urban development
Is importing second-hand products a good thing? The cases of computers and tires in Cambodia
A multi-scale modeling approach for simulating urbanization in a metropolitan region
Gender, space, and resistance
Spatial Interrelationships of Quality of Life with Land Use/Land Cover, Demography and Urbanization
City development fund
Assessment of the Factors Influencing the Performance of the Adoption of Green Logistics in Urban Tourism in Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor
Tourism plays a crucial role in promoting economic growth, but it can also contribute significantly to environmental degradation, particularly in urban areas where there is a high concentration of local residents and visitors. Tourism is crucial for economic development but can also harm the environment, particularly in urban areas where both locals and tourists are concentrated. Adopting green logistics is important for promoting sustainable urb…
Households’ Willingness to Pay for Renewable Energy Alternatives in Thailand
While the problems about the environmental effects of traditional energy use are growing, Thailand has a rapid response by increasing its renewable energy (RE) policy. Even though Thailand has seen rapid growth in RE, it has been focusing on supporting the producers and not considering the users. In addition, there were few studies on RE receivers in Thailand. To reach sustainable growth and increase the empirical study, this research aims to ana…
Localized flooding and autonomous adaptation in peri-urban Bangkok
Peri-urban areas of mega-cities in lower-middle income countries face many environmental management challenges, including localized flooding caused by inefficient management and inadequate stormwater infrastructure. A case study analysis was conducted in Bangkok’s rapidly developing urban fringe, where residents have been experiencing localized flooding after normal rainfall. This paper explores the drivers of this flooding and its impacts for lo…
Potential of decentralized wastewater management for urban development
Is importing second-hand products a good thing? The cases of computers and tires in Cambodia
Potential of decentralized wastewater management for urban development
Effective coordination and integration of energy and transport policies for CO2 mitigation in Thailand
City development fund
A multi-scale modeling approach for simulating urbanization in a metropolitan region
Factors influencing urban heat island in Surabaya, Indonesia
Spatial Interrelationships of Quality of Life with Land Use/Land Cover, Demography and Urbanization
Strategic assessment of groundwater resource exploitation using DPSIR framework in Guwahati city, India
Localized flooding and autonomous adaptation in peri-urban Bangkok
Peri-urban areas of mega-cities in lower-middle income countries face many environmental management challenges, including localized flooding caused by inefficient management and inadequate stormwater infrastructure. A case study analysis was conducted in Bangkok’s rapidly developing urban fringe, where residents have been experiencing localized flooding after normal rainfall. This paper explores the drivers of this flooding and its impacts for lo…
Multi-stakeholder and multi-benefit approaches for enhanced utilization of public open spaces in Mandalay city, Myanmar
Data-driven framework for delineating urban population dynamic patterns
Comparison of Issues and Countermeasures among Previous and Current Squatter Formations in Yangon, Myanmar
Along with the transition era, Yangon has been facing rapid urbanization and being challenged by the inevitable urban issues including slum and squatter settlements. Current squatter formation and expansion has been emerging in Yangon with the dichotomy between the urban population growth and the urban poverty. In this study, the main objective is to compare the root causes and countermeasures between the current and previous squatter formations.…
Assessment of the Factors Influencing the Performance of the Adoption of Green Logistics in Urban Tourism in Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor
Tourism plays a crucial role in promoting economic growth, but it can also contribute significantly to environmental degradation, particularly in urban areas where there is a high concentration of local residents and visitors. Tourism is crucial for economic development but can also harm the environment, particularly in urban areas where both locals and tourists are concentrated. Adopting green logistics is important for promoting sustainable urb…
Analyzing Sociodemographic Factors Influencing Citizen Participation
While public participation (PP) is a legal requirement for mega projects in most countries, some PP processes are perceived as the ceremonial fulfilment of obligations without the adequate involvement of citizens. However, limited empirical studies have explored the individual factors of PP in infrastructural development. To bridge this knowledge gap, this study investigated the sociodemographic factors influencing citizen participation in the li…
Households’ Willingness to Pay for Renewable Energy Alternatives in Thailand
While the problems about the environmental effects of traditional energy use are growing, Thailand has a rapid response by increasing its renewable energy (RE) policy. Even though Thailand has seen rapid growth in RE, it has been focusing on supporting the producers and not considering the users. In addition, there were few studies on RE receivers in Thailand. To reach sustainable growth and increase the empirical study, this research aims to ana…
The Performance of Environmental and Health Impact Assessment Implementation
Environmental impact assessment (EIA) performance has remained of interest, and over the past ten years, the evaluation technique has evolved. Thailand implemented an EIA with a health impact assessment (HIA) as an environmental health impact assessment (EHIA), which necessitated investigating and developing these instruments; however, its implementation performance has been questioned. The main goal of this study is to comparatively assess how w…
Are all renewable energy sources the same? A comparative analysis of public perceptions and preferences for renewable energy types in Southeast Asian cities
The realization of a sustainable energy transition in Southeast Asia will require the overcoming of the current high reliance on fossil fuels in the energy mix and the steady and rapid growth in energy demand in the region. To achieve an economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable energy transition in the region, it is vital to utilize all available renewable energy sources to the greatest extent possible. It is therefore essential to…
Gender, space, and resistance
Cultural Consumption and Subjective Social Status
In an era of globalization and digitalization, cosmopolitan cultural capital has become a key resource for social status acquisition in non-Western societies. However, its mechanisms of influence remain underexplored. Using nationally representative data from the Chinese General Social Survey (CGSS), this study examines how cultural consumption (CC) affects individuals’ subjective social status (SSS), and whether this effect is mediated by Englis…
Business (13 works) · Economics (12 works) · Geography (12 works) · Environmental planning (11 works) · Economic growth (7 works) · Environmental Science (7 works) · Population (6 works) · Engineering (5 works) · Environmental resource management (5 works) · Urban and Rural Development Challenges (5 works)