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About StaffAbout StaffENDO, Tamaki
Current Research Interests
Fire is one of the biggest risks the urban poor confront in everyday life. My work so far is focused on the issues of urban development and informal
economy in developing countries - mainly Thailand - from the perspective
of Urban Economics and Development Economics. Incorporating the perspective
of area studies in my work, I have been conducting empirical studies and
urban analysis, in the context of globalization, at both the macro and
micro levels.
Macro analysis includes empirical analysis on the urban economy and space,
as well as policy analysis. On the micro level, long-term field surveys
have been conducted in communities to investigate how macro restructuring
of urban areas affects low-income residents of the city, their occupations,
and their habitation, and how they respond to these changes. It became
clear that low-income groups are closely connected to the dynamism of the
urban economy. At the same time, disparities within the urban lower class
are widening. Some people manage their risks better than others under certain
conditions. The risk management process (in case of fire, lay-off, illness,
etc.) and the factors which affect these processes are also investigated,
such as individual conditions, household conditions, and the function of
community.
Research Activities in 2006 Fiscal YearPublication | Joint Research Project | Field Research | Seminar/Symposium | Database | Academic Association | Outside
Activities | Award
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