Shahed Khan
Biographic Data
| ID | 6278331 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shahed Khan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shahed |
| FAMILY NAME | Khan |
| SIGNATURE | KHAN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Curtin University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3812-1724 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Governing green
Dhaka, a rapidly urbanizing megacity, faces significant challenges in sustainable urban development, making Urban Rooftop Farming (URF) a critical practice for fostering urban agricultural growth and environmental sustainability. Despite URF's growing importance, a significant gap exists in understanding the preferred governance frameworks of formal organizations. This study addresses this by investigating the policy preferences, challenges, and …
Cultivating Creativity and Innovation in the School Curriculum for the 21st Century
The present educational environment is confronted with the urgent need to undergo transformation and adjustment to meet the swiftly evolving requirements of the 21st century. This study examines the crucial necessity of fostering creativity and innovation in educational curricula to enhance the relevance of learners for the future. The analysis identified four primary themes using a literature review approach. This study examines the significance…
Urban informality and parallel governance systems
Informality within the urban planning practice in developing countries is no longer synonymous to the prevalence of urban poverty but rather also associated with various forms of power and wealth accumulation. This paper uncovers how informality and resulting parallel governance systems discourage community participation in local development. It describes the role of informality in three areas of local planning in Dhaka megacity, viz. urban servi…
Placemaking in Informal Settlements
This paper provides an alternative perspective on urban informal settlements by analysing them as places of rural remnants, reservoirs of regional cultural heritage, and spaces entailing traditional sustainable elements that are brought to the urban realm by rural migrants. These socio-cultural and spatial attributes of a settlement converge under the notion of a “place.” Placemaking analysis is thus contended to be appropriate for comprehensive …
Small Lot Housing as a Means to Realise Compact Cities
The means of achieving urban consolidation is extensively discussed in urban planning literature. However, it is not completely clear how consolidation goals could be facilitated by promoting homes on smaller lots. The paper addresses the dichotomy in Perth’s housing market created by strong policy support for apartments and multi-occupancy dwellings whereas there is an overwhelming demand for larger block single-family residences. We interviewed…
Future cities
Johor Bahru's response to transnational and national influences in the emerging Straits Mega-City Region
From blueprint master plans to democratic planning in South Asian cities
Community Bus in Tokyo
Public transport can be justified as a public good. Its delivery, however, often proves problematic as it relies on significant government subsidies, especially in the context of low-density urban sprawls. Even in cities with extensive and efficient mass transit systems, coverage of local feeder bus services is often limited. 'Community bus' initiatives in Japan represent a major decentralisation of public transport service provision, whereby dec…
Attributes of informal settlements affecting their vulnerability to eviction; a study of Bangkok
Attributes of informal settlements affectig their vulerability to eviction: a study of Bangkok's Informal settlements considers what makes an informal or illegal settlement in Bangkok susceptible to eviction by comparing characteristics ofthose settlements from which inhabitants were evicted between 1984 and 1988 with settlements which were not. It considers the extent to which such factors as the size of settlement, distance from city centre, ag…
Future cities
Johor Bahru's response to transnational and national influences in the emerging Straits Mega-City Region
Attributes of informal settlements affecting their vulnerability to eviction; a study of Bangkok
Attributes of informal settlements affectig their vulerability to eviction: a study of Bangkok's Informal settlements considers what makes an informal or illegal settlement in Bangkok susceptible to eviction by comparing characteristics ofthose settlements from which inhabitants were evicted between 1984 and 1988 with settlements which were not. It considers the extent to which such factors as the size of settlement, distance from city centre, ag…
From blueprint master plans to democratic planning in South Asian cities
Placemaking in Informal Settlements
This paper provides an alternative perspective on urban informal settlements by analysing them as places of rural remnants, reservoirs of regional cultural heritage, and spaces entailing traditional sustainable elements that are brought to the urban realm by rural migrants. These socio-cultural and spatial attributes of a settlement converge under the notion of a “place.” Placemaking analysis is thus contended to be appropriate for comprehensive …
Attributes of informal settlements affecting their vulnerability to eviction; a study of Bangkok
Attributes of informal settlements affectig their vulerability to eviction: a study of Bangkok's Informal settlements considers what makes an informal or illegal settlement in Bangkok susceptible to eviction by comparing characteristics ofthose settlements from which inhabitants were evicted between 1984 and 1988 with settlements which were not. It considers the extent to which such factors as the size of settlement, distance from city centre, ag…
Community Bus in Tokyo
Public transport can be justified as a public good. Its delivery, however, often proves problematic as it relies on significant government subsidies, especially in the context of low-density urban sprawls. Even in cities with extensive and efficient mass transit systems, coverage of local feeder bus services is often limited. 'Community bus' initiatives in Japan represent a major decentralisation of public transport service provision, whereby dec…
Johor Bahru's response to transnational and national influences in the emerging Straits Mega-City Region
From blueprint master plans to democratic planning in South Asian cities
Future cities
Small Lot Housing as a Means to Realise Compact Cities
The means of achieving urban consolidation is extensively discussed in urban planning literature. However, it is not completely clear how consolidation goals could be facilitated by promoting homes on smaller lots. The paper addresses the dichotomy in Perth’s housing market created by strong policy support for apartments and multi-occupancy dwellings whereas there is an overwhelming demand for larger block single-family residences. We interviewed…
Placemaking in Informal Settlements
This paper provides an alternative perspective on urban informal settlements by analysing them as places of rural remnants, reservoirs of regional cultural heritage, and spaces entailing traditional sustainable elements that are brought to the urban realm by rural migrants. These socio-cultural and spatial attributes of a settlement converge under the notion of a “place.” Placemaking analysis is thus contended to be appropriate for comprehensive …
Urban informality and parallel governance systems
Informality within the urban planning practice in developing countries is no longer synonymous to the prevalence of urban poverty but rather also associated with various forms of power and wealth accumulation. This paper uncovers how informality and resulting parallel governance systems discourage community participation in local development. It describes the role of informality in three areas of local planning in Dhaka megacity, viz. urban servi…
Cultivating Creativity and Innovation in the School Curriculum for the 21st Century
The present educational environment is confronted with the urgent need to undergo transformation and adjustment to meet the swiftly evolving requirements of the 21st century. This study examines the crucial necessity of fostering creativity and innovation in educational curricula to enhance the relevance of learners for the future. The analysis identified four primary themes using a literature review approach. This study examines the significance…
Governing green
Dhaka, a rapidly urbanizing megacity, faces significant challenges in sustainable urban development, making Urban Rooftop Farming (URF) a critical practice for fostering urban agricultural growth and environmental sustainability. Despite URF's growing importance, a significant gap exists in understanding the preferred governance frameworks of formal organizations. This study addresses this by investigating the policy preferences, challenges, and …
Economic growth (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Business (7 works) · Economics (7 works) · Finance (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Urban Planning and Governance (4 works) · Corporate governance (3 works)