Developmentalist Cities?

Jamie Doucette is Senior Lecturer in Human Geography at the University of Manchester. His research interests concern the geographical political economy of developmentalism and democratization in Korea and East Asia. He publishes widely in geography, political economy, and Asian studies.Bae-Gyoon Park is a Professor of Geography in the College of Education at Seoul National University. His recent research focuses on border regions and (post) developmental urbanism in East Asia. He co-edited Locating Neoliberalism in East Asia (Blackwell 2012).

• Acknowledgements List of Illustrations Notes on Contributors1 Introduction: Interrogating Urban Developmentalism in East Asia Jamie Doucette and Bae-Gyoon Park 2 Heavy Industries and Second Tier City Growth in South Korea: A Geopolitical Economic Analysis of the "Four Core Plants Plan" Young-Jin Choi and Jim Glassman 3 Eclipse of the Rising Sun? The Once and Future Tokyo Heidi Gottfried 4 The Biopolitics of Urbanization in China: Managing Migration and Access to Education Eli Friedman 5 Zoning Urbanization: The Hsinchu Technopolis as an Enclave of Modernity in Taiwan Jinn-yuh Hsu 6 New Spaces of Exception: Special Economic Zones and Luxury Condominiums in Metro Manila Jana M. Kleibert 7 The Gangnam-ization of Korean Urban Ideology Bae-Gyoon Park and Jin-bum Jang 8 Volatile Territorialities: North Korea's Special Economic Zones and the Geopolitical Economy of Urban Developmentalism Jamie Doucette and Seung-Ook Lee 9 From &'Special Zones' to Cities and City-regions in China Carolyn Cartier 10 Waiting and Remembering: Economy of Anticipation and Materiality of Aspiration in Dandong, China Christina Kim Chilcote 11 The Developmental State, Speculative Urbanization and the Politics of Displacement in Gentrifying Seoul Hyun Bang Shin and Soo-Hyun Kim 12 The Fall of the Hong Kong Dream: New Paths of Urban Gentrification in Hong Kong Iam-chong Ip 13 Planning as Institutionalized Informality: State, Casino Capitalists and the Production of Space in Macau Kah-Wee Lee 14 Translating a Fast Policy: Place Marketing and the Neoliberal Turn of Critical Urban Studies in South Korea Laam Hae 15 Fashioning the City: Trans-Pacific and Inter-Asian Connections in the Global Garment Industry Christina Moon Index

"Developmental Cities? is a milestone for those who study East Asian cities or who are interested in the nexus between geopolitics and urban processes..."—Do Young Oh, Urban Geography"The chapters in Developmentalist Cities attend to the ways in which "developmentalism" in East Asia is not simply a top-down political imperative, but a geo- political economic process. While it is widely accepted that East Asian states are "developmentalist" due to their particular patterns of economic growth and industrialization under a strong central government, the authors in this edited volume collectively urge us to more carefully consider the interplay between developmentalism and urban space."—Bonnie Tilland, The Journal of Asian Studies