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Linh Dang

Positioned at the intersection of planning theory, urban political economy, and public-space studies, my research examines questions of urban regeneration, financialised land development, participatory practices, and the production and governance of public space in rapidly urbanising Southeast Asian cities.

Đặng Ngọc Thảo Linh

PhD Candidate – Monash University

Architect – Urban Planner

I am a final-year PhD Candidate in Urban Planning at Monash University, Australia. My doctoral project focuses on waterfront regeneration in Danang, Vietnam. It investigates how planning culture, development aspirations, and public-benefit logics shape governance arrangements, formal and informal participation, and the publicness of waterfront public-spaces.

I am very fortunate to be supervised at Monash University by Professor Carl Grodach and Dr Suzanne Barker, and to be mentored by Dr Vangelis Pitidis at the University of Warwick.

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