Sun Sheng Han

Professor of Urban Planning

University of Melbourne

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Sun Sheng Han is a Professor of Urban Planning at the University of Melbourne, Australia. His research focuses on urban redevelopment, stakeholder perceptions in greenspace provision, and resilience in urban environments, particularly in the context of Chinese cities. His recent publications examine topics such as the impact of COVID-19 on urban spaces and the complexities of governance in regional greenway development.

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University of Melbourne

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University of Melbourne

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More justice via participation in Chinese urban redevelopment: Reality or illusion?

Behind greenspace provision: Stakeholders’ perceptions of the co-production of urban parks in Beijing

Two relocation strategies: Preserving erstwhile neighbourhood relationships in Shenzhen

Transformative resilience of Wuhan’s city-center main streets in the post-COVID era

“Home away from home” in pandemic times: how has COVID-19 changed the Airbnb market in Melbourne?

Planning for resilient central-city shopping districts in the post-Covid era: an explanatory case study of the Hoddle Grid in Melbourne

Understanding the structure and complexity of regional greenway governance in China

Institutional Deficiencies in Market-Led Residential Redevelopment in Shenzhen, China

Complexity of resilience capacities: Household capitals and resilience outcomes on the disaster cycle in informal settlements

Wrestling between central and local: Planning and development of the Wuhan High-Speed Rail Station and its vicinity, China

Co-producing an urban mobility service? The role of actors, policies, and technology in the boom and bust of dockless bike-sharing programmes

The spatial spread of dockless bike-sharing programs among Chinese cities

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