Starting in the 2000s, there has been a rise in youth-led appropriation of public spaces in
Hanoi, Vietnam. Through case studies of skateboarders and traceurs (practitioners of …

Vietnam is in the midst of one of the world's most rapid and intensive rural-to-urban
transitions. In Hanoi, heritage preservation has gained significant policy attention over the …

Streetspace reallocation has been drawing considerable attention from city governments
and practitioners, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic. Over the last ten years in …

This paper explores the relationships between youth who are rural labor migrants and public
spaces in Hanoi, Vietnam. A host of constraints limit the access of these young subalterns to …

Drawing on two years of fieldwork in Hanoi, this paper explores what it means to be young
and politically engaged in a post‐reform communist city that has recently integrated into the …

Over the span of three generations, Vietnam's capital Hanoi, has transformed from a modest
city grappling with food scarcity during the socialist subsidy era to a sprawling metropolis …

Through an exploratory study of romantic heterosexual couples in a public park situated in
Hanoi's outskirts, this article offers a conceptual rethinking of a western understanding of the …

Research Framework: Many authors prefer to focus on the acrimonious relationship that
exists between children and the city. This narrative is given as a story of eviction, particularly …

Cadre de la recherche: De nombreux auteurs insistent sur le fait que l'histoire des rapports
de l'enfant à la ville est une véritable histoire d'éviction, surtout à partir de la deuxième …

Since the mid-1990s, municipal authorities in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam's capital,
Hanoi, have encouraged rapid urban development and expansion with little public input or …