This book offers a historical assessment of Jakarta's water management practices from the colonial era through the to Jakarta's emergence as a sprawling megacity. It will be a useful reference to those who research on topics such as urbanization in Southeast Asia, sustainable development, urban and planning history, environmental planning.
This book offers a historical assessment of Jakarta's water management practices from the colonial era through the to Jakarta's emergence as a sprawling megacity. It will be a useful reference to those who research on topics such as urbanization in Southeast Asia, sustainable development, urban and planning history, environmental planning.
Christopher Silver, PhD, FAICP, is Professor at the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Florida. He is a four-time Fulbright Senior Scholar in Indonesia and holds honorary professorships at the University of Indonesia and the Institute of Technology, Bandung.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Rising Water 1. Water in the Urban Landscape 2. Harnessing the Rivers for a Water City 3. Water Management in the New Capital 4. Return to the Waterfront 5. Job One: Dealing with Floods 6. The Social Costs of Flood Control 7. Jakarta's Present and Future of Flood Risk Management
Introduction: Rising Water 1. Water in the Urban Landscape 2. Harnessing the Rivers for a Water City 3. Water Management in the New Capital 4. Return to the Waterfront 5. Job One: Dealing with Floods 6. The Social Costs of Flood Control 7. Jakarta's Present and Future of Flood Risk Management
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