S M Waliuzzaman

University of Canterbury | UC · Department of Geography

Urban wellbeing is an issue of global importance, as urban populations expand to incorporate more than 50 percent of the global population. Key urban challenges include crowded informal settlements in the Majority World (the Global 'South') and isolation and inequality in the Minority World (the Global 'North'). This chapter explores the potential...

There is a resurgent interest in the study of 'urban commons' in critical geography scholarship as a way to reimagine cities beyond the pervasive neoliberal framing. Inspired by this body of work, this paper explores the processes through which marginalised groups, despite their many socioeconomic limitations, negotiate and transform their sparse u...

Accessibility indicates the relative easy to access of a certain opportunity & actually it is the result of interaction of land use & transportation system. For urban planning practice a number of methods so far has been developed, but in recent time space-time accessibility measurement technique has been developed by different geographer which con...