Mohammad A Qadeer
Biographic Data
| ID | 3870514 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mohammad A Qadeer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mohammad A |
| FAMILY NAME | Qadeer |
| SIGNATURE | QADEER M A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Queen's University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Perspectives on cities of the global south
This article offers a critical assessment of the present state of discourse on cities of global south. It identifies and examines five major themes found in the literature and shows both their cope and limitations, i.e. northern bias in the literature, informality, precarity and social disprity, fractured spatial organization, and inadequacies of planning in those cities. The article argues that there is some convergence in cities of north and so…
Race, Faith and Planning in Britain
Evolution of Ethnic Enclaves in the Toronto Metropolitan Area, 2001–2006
Pakistan: Social and cultural transformation in a Muslim nation
Urban sores: On the interaction between segregation, urban decay and deprived neighbourhoods, Urban and Regional Planning and Development Series
Urbanization by implosion
Ruralopolises: The Spatial Organisation and Residential Land Economy of High-density Rural Regions in South Asia
Many rural regions, extending over thousands of square kilometres, in parts of Asia and Africa, have population densities comparable to Western metropolitan areas. In these agrarian and poor regions, population density is precipitating thresholds for collective facilities and services on the one hand, and squeezing the provision of land for living on the other. Such regions have been named ruralopolises to underline the fusion of rural economic a…
Pluralistic Planning for Multicultural Cities: The Canadian Practice
Multiculturalism necessitates broadening the scope of pluralism in planning. Ethnic minorities often require a divergent set of community services, housing facilities and neighborhood arrangements. The multinationalism of the global economy is further diversifying built forms and functions in contemporary cities. Canada, an acknowledged multicultural society, has encountered pressures to diversify the way urban facilities, services and structures…
International precepts versus local knowledge as bases of planning for sustainable development
Planning education in Less-Developed Countries of the Commonwealth: An assessment
An Empirical Estimation of the Price Effects of Development Impact Fees
Empirical analysis of the price of vacant lots sold in three Toronto suburban municipalities during the 1977-86 period shows that development impact fees directly increased lot prices by approximately 1.2 times the size of the fee. The extent of the increase was related to city growth rates. In general, the faster the rate of growth the lower was the price effect of development impact fees. The effects of growth, however, were not consistent acro…
External Precepts and Internal Views: The Dialectic of Reciprocal Learning in Third World Urban Planning
Urban Development in the Third World. Internal Dynamics of Lahore, Pakistan
The Urban crisis of the third world
Dynamics of Urban Development. Edited by L H Klaassen, W T Molle and J H P Paelnick, Farnborough, England: Gower. 1981. 267pp. £17.50
Paternalism or enlightenment: The purpose of third world studies
(1981). Paternalism or enlightenment: The purpose of third world studies. Third World Quarterly: Vol. 3, No. 4, pp. 689-697
Understanding Canada
Evolution of Ethnic Enclaves in the Toronto Metropolitan Area, 2001–2006
Ruralopolises: The Spatial Organisation and Residential Land Economy of High-density Rural Regions in South Asia
Many rural regions, extending over thousands of square kilometres, in parts of Asia and Africa, have population densities comparable to Western metropolitan areas. In these agrarian and poor regions, population density is precipitating thresholds for collective facilities and services on the one hand, and squeezing the provision of land for living on the other. Such regions have been named ruralopolises to underline the fusion of rural economic a…
An Empirical Estimation of the Price Effects of Development Impact Fees
Empirical analysis of the price of vacant lots sold in three Toronto suburban municipalities during the 1977-86 period shows that development impact fees directly increased lot prices by approximately 1.2 times the size of the fee. The extent of the increase was related to city growth rates. In general, the faster the rate of growth the lower was the price effect of development impact fees. The effects of growth, however, were not consistent acro…
Urbanization by implosion
International precepts versus local knowledge as bases of planning for sustainable development
Understanding Canada
Paternalism or enlightenment: The purpose of third world studies
(1981). Paternalism or enlightenment: The purpose of third world studies. Third World Quarterly: Vol. 3, No. 4, pp. 689-697
The Urban crisis of the third world
Dynamics of Urban Development. Edited by L H Klaassen, W T Molle and J H P Paelnick, Farnborough, England: Gower. 1981. 267pp. £17.50
Urban Development in the Third World. Internal Dynamics of Lahore, Pakistan
External Precepts and Internal Views: The Dialectic of Reciprocal Learning in Third World Urban Planning
An Empirical Estimation of the Price Effects of Development Impact Fees
Empirical analysis of the price of vacant lots sold in three Toronto suburban municipalities during the 1977-86 period shows that development impact fees directly increased lot prices by approximately 1.2 times the size of the fee. The extent of the increase was related to city growth rates. In general, the faster the rate of growth the lower was the price effect of development impact fees. The effects of growth, however, were not consistent acro…
Planning education in Less-Developed Countries of the Commonwealth: An assessment
International precepts versus local knowledge as bases of planning for sustainable development
Pluralistic Planning for Multicultural Cities: The Canadian Practice
Multiculturalism necessitates broadening the scope of pluralism in planning. Ethnic minorities often require a divergent set of community services, housing facilities and neighborhood arrangements. The multinationalism of the global economy is further diversifying built forms and functions in contemporary cities. Canada, an acknowledged multicultural society, has encountered pressures to diversify the way urban facilities, services and structures…
Ruralopolises: The Spatial Organisation and Residential Land Economy of High-density Rural Regions in South Asia
Many rural regions, extending over thousands of square kilometres, in parts of Asia and Africa, have population densities comparable to Western metropolitan areas. In these agrarian and poor regions, population density is precipitating thresholds for collective facilities and services on the one hand, and squeezing the provision of land for living on the other. Such regions have been named ruralopolises to underline the fusion of rural economic a…
Urbanization by implosion
Urban sores: On the interaction between segregation, urban decay and deprived neighbourhoods, Urban and Regional Planning and Development Series
Pakistan: Social and cultural transformation in a Muslim nation
Evolution of Ethnic Enclaves in the Toronto Metropolitan Area, 2001–2006
Race, Faith and Planning in Britain
Perspectives on cities of the global south
This article offers a critical assessment of the present state of discourse on cities of global south. It identifies and examines five major themes found in the literature and shows both their cope and limitations, i.e. northern bias in the literature, informality, precarity and social disprity, fractured spatial organization, and inadequacies of planning in those cities. The article argues that there is some convergence in cities of north and so…
Political science (11 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Economics (8 works) · Geography (7 works) · Economic geography (5 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Population (3 works)