Seong-Kyu Ha
Biographic Data
| ID | 3793469 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Seong-Kyu Ha |
| GIVEN NAMES | Seong-Kyu |
| FAMILY NAME | Ha |
| SIGNATURE | HA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chung-Ang University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 114 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Global Gentrifications
Social capital and assimilation of migrant workers and foreign wives in South Korea
Spatial concentrations of Korean Chinese and determinants of their residential location choices in Seoul
Housing, social capital and community development in Seoul
Social housing estates and sustainable community development in South Korea
Housing regeneration and building sustainable low-income communities in Korea
The role of state-developed housing and housing poverty in Korea
During the last 40 years, the emphasis of the public sector in Korea has been on the expansion of state-developed housing for sale rather than for rent. The government has introduced state-developed housing for sale alongside policies to encourage home ownership with a concept of 'filtering' in mind. The economic crisis of 1997 brought about an even more significant change in the ideological as well as the economic environment of housing: market …
Housing poverty and the role of urban governance in Korea
Housing poverty and the role of urban governance in Korea
This paper describes how South Korea’s rapid economic growth failed to produce solutions to housing problems in urban areas. In 2000, nearly onequarter of all households lived in accommodation that did not meet minimum standards in terms of floor space and basic facilities. Many households live in single rooms in illegal or sub-standard lodgings, or in houses built of vinyl and thin wooden boards; most such accommodation lacks basic facilities. V…
Housing renewal and neighborhood change as a gentrification process in Seoul
New shantytowns and the urban marginalized in Seoul Metropolitan Region
The role of NGOs for low-income groups in Korean society
This paper describes the increasingly important role of NGOs within South Korea in demanding better conditions for low-income groups in urban areas, and the links that this new role has with the democratic movement of the 1980s and the Saemaul Undong movement that started in 1970. The paper focuses in particular on NGOs that opposed the government’s large forced eviction programme in Seoul during the 1980s and early 1990s, and that have helped to…
The role of NGOs for low-income groups in Korean society
This paper describes the increasingly important role of NGOs within South Korea in demanding better conditions for low-income groups in urban areas, and the links that this new role has with the democratic movement of the 1980s and the Saemaul Undong movement that started in 1970. The paper focuses in particular on NGOs that opposed the government’s large forced eviction programme in Seoul during the 1980s and early 1990s, and that have helped to…
The Urban Poor, Rental Accommodations, and Housing Policy in Korea
Developing a community-based approach to urban redevelopment
Substandard settlements and joint redevelopment projects in Seoul
IMF and the crisis of the marginalized urban sector in Korea
The "Asian economic crisis" brought with it horrendous social consequences in Korea such as mass unemployment, unparalleled rises in poverty, diminished social services, rising school dropouts, increasing suicide rates, divorce and domestic violence. The primary aim of this study is to identify policies that would ameliorate these effects on the urban poor in Korea. In order to do so, we clarify how the nature and magnitude of urban low-income ho…
Low-income housing policies in the Republic of Korea
Housing renewal and neighborhood change as a gentrification process in Seoul
Housing regeneration and building sustainable low-income communities in Korea
Social housing estates and sustainable community development in South Korea
Housing, social capital and community development in Seoul
The Urban Poor, Rental Accommodations, and Housing Policy in Korea
Substandard settlements and joint redevelopment projects in Seoul
Social capital and assimilation of migrant workers and foreign wives in South Korea
Spatial concentrations of Korean Chinese and determinants of their residential location choices in Seoul
IMF and the crisis of the marginalized urban sector in Korea
The "Asian economic crisis" brought with it horrendous social consequences in Korea such as mass unemployment, unparalleled rises in poverty, diminished social services, rising school dropouts, increasing suicide rates, divorce and domestic violence. The primary aim of this study is to identify policies that would ameliorate these effects on the urban poor in Korea. In order to do so, we clarify how the nature and magnitude of urban low-income ho…
Low-income housing policies in the Republic of Korea
Housing poverty and the role of urban governance in Korea
This paper describes how South Korea’s rapid economic growth failed to produce solutions to housing problems in urban areas. In 2000, nearly onequarter of all households lived in accommodation that did not meet minimum standards in terms of floor space and basic facilities. Many households live in single rooms in illegal or sub-standard lodgings, or in houses built of vinyl and thin wooden boards; most such accommodation lacks basic facilities. V…
New shantytowns and the urban marginalized in Seoul Metropolitan Region
Developing a community-based approach to urban redevelopment
Housing poverty and the role of urban governance in Korea
Low-income housing policies in the Republic of Korea
Developing a community-based approach to urban redevelopment
Substandard settlements and joint redevelopment projects in Seoul
IMF and the crisis of the marginalized urban sector in Korea
The "Asian economic crisis" brought with it horrendous social consequences in Korea such as mass unemployment, unparalleled rises in poverty, diminished social services, rising school dropouts, increasing suicide rates, divorce and domestic violence. The primary aim of this study is to identify policies that would ameliorate these effects on the urban poor in Korea. In order to do so, we clarify how the nature and magnitude of urban low-income ho…
The role of NGOs for low-income groups in Korean society
This paper describes the increasingly important role of NGOs within South Korea in demanding better conditions for low-income groups in urban areas, and the links that this new role has with the democratic movement of the 1980s and the Saemaul Undong movement that started in 1970. The paper focuses in particular on NGOs that opposed the government’s large forced eviction programme in Seoul during the 1980s and early 1990s, and that have helped to…
The role of NGOs for low-income groups in Korean society
This paper describes the increasingly important role of NGOs within South Korea in demanding better conditions for low-income groups in urban areas, and the links that this new role has with the democratic movement of the 1980s and the Saemaul Undong movement that started in 1970. The paper focuses in particular on NGOs that opposed the government’s large forced eviction programme in Seoul during the 1980s and early 1990s, and that have helped to…
The Urban Poor, Rental Accommodations, and Housing Policy in Korea
Housing poverty and the role of urban governance in Korea
Housing poverty and the role of urban governance in Korea
This paper describes how South Korea’s rapid economic growth failed to produce solutions to housing problems in urban areas. In 2000, nearly onequarter of all households lived in accommodation that did not meet minimum standards in terms of floor space and basic facilities. Many households live in single rooms in illegal or sub-standard lodgings, or in houses built of vinyl and thin wooden boards; most such accommodation lacks basic facilities. V…
Housing renewal and neighborhood change as a gentrification process in Seoul
New shantytowns and the urban marginalized in Seoul Metropolitan Region
The role of state-developed housing and housing poverty in Korea
During the last 40 years, the emphasis of the public sector in Korea has been on the expansion of state-developed housing for sale rather than for rent. The government has introduced state-developed housing for sale alongside policies to encourage home ownership with a concept of 'filtering' in mind. The economic crisis of 1997 brought about an even more significant change in the ideological as well as the economic environment of housing: market …
Housing regeneration and building sustainable low-income communities in Korea
Social housing estates and sustainable community development in South Korea
Housing, social capital and community development in Seoul
Spatial concentrations of Korean Chinese and determinants of their residential location choices in Seoul
Global Gentrifications
Social capital and assimilation of migrant workers and foreign wives in South Korea
Economics (16 works) · Political science (16 works) · Economic growth (15 works) · Business (11 works) · Geography (9 works) · Korean Urban and Social Studies (9 works) · Urban and Rural Development Challenges (9 works) · Finance (8 works) · Development economics (7 works) · Government (linguistics (7 works)