DR. PETER ANING ANAK TEDONG
Department of Urban and Regional Planning
Faculty of Built Environment
peteraning@um.edu.myView CV | |
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Peter Aning Tedong joined the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Malaya in December 2014. He is currently the Head of Department of Urban and Regional Planning. He also serves as the Head of Centre for Malaysian Indigenous Studies. As urban studies and housing scholar, Peter Aning’s broad areas of interest cover housing policy and governance, political economy in urban planning, and neighborhood sustainability and planning. He has received numerous research grants both from the public and private sectors. Recently completed projects explored the socio-spatial planning plans in the context of the urban future in Malaysia and the poverty among the indigenous communities in rural areas. He has also carried out work on the role of governance in governing vulnerable communities (refugees, stateless and foreign workers) and examining various issues related to housing and migration in Malaysian Cities. His latest area of interest is multi-layered governance of affordable housing, the Sustainable Development Goals in relation to neighborhood and community planning, and the impacts of migration towards regional and urban development. Peter’s empirical focus is on the South East Asia region, but he has conducted fieldwork in Europe, Borneo Islands, North America, and also Oceania countries.
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Multidimensional Development Indicators (MDI) for (RE) Planning and Assisting Orang Asli Communities in Malaysia |
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Developing A Multidimensional Sustainable Affordable Housing Framework (masahf) For Revitalizing The B40 And M40 Communities Using An Action Priority Matrix Approach |
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Developing A Framework For Governing And Monitoring Stateless Individuals In Sabah, Malaysia |
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Association of Proximity to Transit Stations with Early-Stage Gentrification in a Railway Upgrade Context: Evidence from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Community Transformation through Community Infrastructure Planning: A Case Study of Song District, Sarawak
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE NEOLIBERAL HOUSING POLICY: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
FENG SHUI SUPERSTITIOUS BELIEF: DOES IT INFLUENCE YOUNG GENERATIONS IN HOUSING PURCHASE INTENTION?
Isu dan cabaran perumahan untuk keluarga Multigenerasi di Malaysia. In Mohd Tawil et al (2022) Perkembangan Perumahan di Malaysia
Vertical Living Phenomenon: A stop gap mitigating prescription
Issues in managing vertical residential building in Malaysia: Homeowners's perspective.
Gated and Guarded Communities in Klang Valley: A Review on the Role of the Resident Association
Gated and guarded communities in Malaysia: The new roles of the state and civil society