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100			_a McFarlane, Colin _9120825
100			_a Tripathy, Priyam _9120826
100			_a2024
100			_aChen, Hung-Ying _9120827
245		0	_aDensity and pandemic urbanism: Exposure and networked density in Manila and Taipei
260			_bUrban Studies
260			_c2024
300			_a1526-1544
520			_aDensity has been a key focus in research on the urban dimensions of the COVID-19 pandemic. Much of this work has debated the role of density in infection rates. In contrast, we develop a comparison of the management of pandemic urbanism in two high density Asian cities with divergent pandemic experiences: Manila and Taipei. To pursue the comparison, we develop two conceptualisations of density: exposure density and networked density. Our approach allows us to examine the nature and consequences, especially for the urban poor, of different approaches to density in the pandemic, and to advance research on urban density.
650			_a Exposure Risk _9120828
650			_a Manila _9120829
650			_a Network Topology _9120830
650			_a Pandemic Urbanism _9120831
650			_aDensity _9119438
856			_uhttps://doi.org/10.1177/00420980231211011
999			_c133794 _d133794