Ha Thai

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Lecturer, Research Officer

RMIT University

Australia

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Ha Thai is a Lecturer and Research Officer at RMIT University, Australia. Her research primarily focuses on urban studies, examining themes such as spatial mismatch in foreign direct investment, urban morphology, and street vending dynamics. Recent publications include studies on the character of urban districts, urban informality, and the impact of COVID-19 on informal economies.

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RMIT-VIED PhD Scholarship

Open Date: 2016-01-01

Close Date: 2020-01-01

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Troy Innocent

RMIT University

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Carlo Tolentino

RMIT University

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Quentin Stevens

RMIT University

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Ha Thai

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Mapping the character of urban districts: The morphology, land use and visual character of Chinatowns

The spatial mismatch between foreign direct investment and street networks: Evidence from Hanoi, Vietnam

Playful, portable, pliable interventions into street spaces: deploying a ‘playful parklet’ across Melbourne’s suburbs

The evolution of pathways linking main streets and marketplaces to home-based business locations in Hanoi, Vietnam

Mapping and measuring spatial connectivity of the pathways to home-based businesses within informal urban contexts

Informality through sustainability: urban informality now

Street vending and co-production: key lessons during the COVID-19 pandemic

Asian alleyways: an urban vernacular in times of globalization

Collaborators (3)

Troy Innocent

Carlo Tolentino

Quentin Stevens

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