K.C. Ho is a sociologist at the National University of Singapore. Trained at the University of Chicago, his research interests include urban studies, migration, and higher education.

• Chapter 1 Neighbourhoods for the City, Chapter 2 The Political Economy of Cities in Pacific Asia, Chapter 3 The Logic of Comparisons in Multi-sited Research Designs, Chapter 4 Sungmisan: The Power of Village Social Enterprises, Chapter 5 Mahakan: Neighbourhood Heritage Curation Attempts, Chapter 6 Tangbu: Saving the Old Sugar Warehouses, Chapter 7 Langham Place: Urban Redevelopment and the Community Question, Chapter 8 Tampines Central: Government-Resident Partnerships at Work, Chapter 9 Neighbourhood Action, Metropolitan Politics and City Building, Index

K.C. Ho is a sociologist at the National University of Singapore. Trained at the University of Chicago, his research interests include urban studies, migration, and higher education.

• Chapter 1 Neighbourhoods for the City, Chapter 2 The Political Economy of Cities in Pacific Asia, Chapter 3 The Logic of Comparisons in Multi-sited Research Designs, Chapter 4 Sungmisan: The Power of Village Social Enterprises, Chapter 5 Mahakan: Neighbourhood Heritage Curation Attempts, Chapter 6 Tangbu: Saving the Old Sugar Warehouses, Chapter 7 Langham Place: Urban Redevelopment and the Community Question, Chapter 8 Tampines Central: Government-Resident Partnerships at Work, Chapter 9 Neighbourhood Action, Metropolitan Politics and City Building, Index