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Place and Date of birth |
Helsinki 29.12.1953 |
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Actual position |
Professor |
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Addresses |
Department of Social Policy, 00014 University of
Helsinki, Finland |
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Tel |
358 9 19124584 |
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Fax |
358 9 19124564 |
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E-mail: |
anne.haila@helsinki.fi |
Academic Career
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1998 |
Professor, Department of Social
Policy, University of Helsinki |
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1997 |
Professor, Department of Land
Use and Landscape Planning, Agricultural University of Norway |
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1996-1997 |
Research Yellow, Nordic
Institute of Asian Studies, Copenhagen |
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1994-1996 |
Senior Fellow, Faculty of
Architecture and Building, National University of Singapore |
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1992 |
Academic Docent, University of
Helsinki |
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1992-1994 |
Research Fellow, Academy of
Finland |
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1990-1992 |
Acting Professor and Associate
Professor, Helsinki University of Technology |
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1983-1990 |
Research Fellow and Researcher,
Academy of Finland |
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Memberships
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2004 |
Urban Studies, International
Editorial Advisory Committee |
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ISA, RC21 Vice President 2002 - & 1994-1989 &
secretary 1998-2002 & board member 1990-1994 |
Research activities
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Her main research fields are the
following: political economy of real estate, theory of land rent, the
regulation of the real estate market, land auctions in Singapore and
Hong Kong, comparative urban research, Asian cities. |
Main Publications
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2005 |
The coming
of age of metropolitan governance in Helsinki? together with Patrick Le
Galès, in H. Heinelt & D. Kübler (eds.) Metropolitan Governance.
Routledge. |
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2004 |
The
European City: A Conceptual Framework and Normative Project, together
with Hartmut Häussermann, in Y.Kazepov (ed.) () Cities of Europe.
Blackwell Publishers: Oxford |
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2003 |
Les
institutions de regulation du domaine foncier a Singapour. Revue
francaise d’admisnistration publique, , 107, 421-432 |
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2002 |
State-present capitalism: property and development companies in
Singapore. Entreprises et Histoire, , 30, 63-72 |
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2002 |
Book
review. M. Castells & P. Himanen. Suomen tietoyhteiskuntamalli (The
Finnish model of the information society). International Journal of
Urban and Regional Research, 2, 26, 431-433 |
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2000 |
Real estate
in global cities: Singapore and Hong Kong as property states. Urban
Studies, 12, 37, 2241-2256 |
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2000 |
The
Unavoidable Continuities of the City (together with Robert Beauregard)
in P. Marcuse & R. van Kempen (eds.) Globalizing Cities. A New
Spatial Order? Blackwell. Oxford |
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1999 |
Why is
Shanghai building a giant speculative property bubble? International
Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 23, 583-588 |
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1999 |
City
building in the East and West: United States, Europe, Hongkong and
Singapore compared. Cities , 4, 16, 259-267 |
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1999 |
The
Singapore and Hong Kong property markets: Lessons for the west from
Successful global cities. European Planning Studies, , 7, 175-187 |
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1997 |
The
unavoidable incompleteness of the city (together with Robert
Beauregard). American Behavioral Scientist, 41,3 |
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1991 |
Four types
of investment in land and property. International Journal of Urban
and Regional Research, 3, 15, 343-365 |
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1990 |
The theory
of land rent at the crossroads. Society and Space, 8, 275-296 |
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1989 |
Misguided
rhetoric on rent: a comment on Ball and Clark. Environment and
Planning A, 21, 1525-1532 |
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1988 |
Land as a
financial asset: the theory of urban rent as a mirror of economic
transformation. Antipode, 20, 79-101 |
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1985 |
The effects
of land value tax on land use. Land Use Policy, 2, 240-243 |
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1997 |
* The
neglected builder of global cities. In O. Källtorp (ed.) Power
Struggle in the City. Averbury
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