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Refereed conference proceeding (selected)

• Chang, H. B. (2022). Developing a Learning Region in the Left-Behind Places: Collaborative Badlands and the Regional Approach to University Social Responsibility Practice in Rural Communities. In special session: “Beyond Intra-regional inequalities: Understanding the dynamism of resilient and inclusive regions”. 18th ASIALICs Conference, online, June 29-30, 2022.
• Chang, H. B. (2021). Applying heritage trailscapes as an action research strategy for regional collaboration—A case study of Maxell-Thomson Heritage Trail in Taiwan. 2021 ACSP 61^th Annual Conference, online. 2021.10.21
• Chang, H. B., Chien, S., Huang, W., Peng S. and Lin P.(2021), Collaborative Badlands: A Regional Approach to Collaborative Planning and Service-Learning in Rural Communities. International Symposium and Expo on Service-Learning & Socially Responsible Global Citizenship. July 9-10, 2021.
• Chang, H. B. (2020). The Effects of Design Regulation Amendments on Protecting the Publicness of Privately-Owned Public Space in Taiwan. 2020 ACSP 60^th Annual Conference, online. 2020.11.8
• Hsiutzu Betty Chang* (2019, Oct). The Evaluation of Floor Area Control Policies from the Perspective of Path Dependence in Taiwan—A Case Study in Comprehensive Design Regulation. 2019 ACSP 59th Annual Conference,
  Greenville, South Carolina, USA. MOST 107-2410-H-006-087.
• Hsiutzu Betty Chang* (2019, Aug). The Applications of Collaborative Planning Theory and Methods in Planning and Design Education: An Action Research in the Southwest Badlands Region.. 2019 International Conference of Asia-Pacific Planning Societies (ICAPPS), Seoul, Korea.
• Chang, H. B. (2018, Dec). Heritage Trails as a New Realm of Placemaking and Social Design: A Collaborative Action Research Project in Rural Communities in Zuojhen District, Tainan, Taiwan. Paper presented at the Great Asian Streets Symposium/ Pacific Rim Community Design Network/ Structures for Inclusion. Singapore, Singapore. 農委會: SWCB-107-190.
• Lin, Jie, & Chang, H. B. (2018). Exploring Deep Volunteer Tourism as a Strategy for Enhancing Collaboration between Rural Community Development and University Service-Learning. Paper presented at the Great Asian Streets Symposium/ Pacific Rim Community Design Network/ Structures for Inclusion. Singapore, Singapore.農委會: SWCB-107-190.
• Huang, Y.-C., & Chang, H. B. (2018). Historical Geographic Information System Applied to Community Tourism Planning in Public Participation Action Research – A Pilot Study in Zuozhen District of Tainan City. Paper presented at the Great Asian Streets Symposium/ Pacific Rim Community Design Network/ Structures for Inclusion. Singapore, Singapore.農委會: SWCB-107-190.
• Chang, H. B.*, & Huang, W.-J. (2018). Stakeholder Workshops as A Pedagogy for Experiential Learning in Collaborative Planning Education: An Action Research at the Department of Urban Planning, NCKU, Taiwan. Paper presented at the Association of European Schools of Planning Annual Congress 2018, Gothenburg, Sweden.
• Mi Shih, Hsiutzu Betty Chang, Frank Popper (2017, Oct). Transfer of Planning Power To The Market? Two Decades of Transfer of Development Rights Practices In Taiwan. . Association of Collegiate School of Planning , Denver, CO, USA.
• Hsiao-Yu Chou, Hsiutzu Betty Chang (2017, Jul). From Informal to Formal Public Space: The Sectoral Transformation Of Tactical Urbanism Movement in San Francisco. Association of European Schools of Planning Annual Congress 2017, Lisbon, Portugal.
• Hsiu-Tzu Betty Chang and Chun-Tzu Fan (2017). Exploring the Zoning and Land Use Mismatch- An Ex-Post Evaluation of a Detailed Plan in a Land Readjustment Area in Tainan, Association of European Schools of Planning Annual Congress 2017, Lisbon, Prague, Portugal (07/12)
• Hsiu-Tzu Betty Chang and Chi-Yun Lee (2017). Connecting Food with Planning Profession: A Review Paper on the Development and Evolution of Urban Food Planning, Education and Research. Association of European Schools of Planning Annual Congress 2017, Lisbon, Prague, Portugal (07/13)
• Hsiao-Yu Chou and Hsiu-Tzu Chang (2017), From Informal to Formal Public Space: The Sectoral Transformation Of Tactical Urbanism Movement in San Francisco’s “Pavement To Park”. Association Of European Schools of Planning Annual Congress 2017, Lisbon, Prague, Portugal (07/12)
• Hsiu-Tzu Betty Chang and Chia-Hui Lo (2016). Assessing the Role of the Comprehensive Design Review Board in Protecting the Publicness of Privately Owned Public Space in Taiwan. Annual Conference of Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning 2016, Portland, USA. (11/04)
• Hsiu-Tzu Betty Chang and Ya-Chun Yang (2016), From Integration to Segregation: The Evolution of Semi-Public Spaces within Modern Housing in Southern Taiwan. World Planning Schools Congress 2016, Rio, Brazil. (07/04)
• Hsiu-Tzu Chang and I-Hsin Chen (2015), From Victims to Sensors: An Overview of PPGIS Applications in Emergency Planning and Management. Association of European Schools of Planning Annual Congress 2015, Prague, Czech Republic ?
• Hsiu-Tzu Chang and Chia-Hui Lo(2015). When POPS Travels: The Transnational Transfer of Incentive Zoning Policy and Its Implementation in Taiwan. Association of European Schools of Planning Annual Congress 2015, Prague, Czech Republic
• Huan Chun Lin, Oliver F. Shyr and Betty T. Chang (2015). A Real Option Value Approach to the Investment Appraisal for Commercial Properties in Taipei. Global Chinese Real Estate Congress 2015 Annual Conference” (GCREC 2015), Washington D.C., USA
• Lai, Y., and Chang, H. (2013). A Study on the Difference between De Jure Building Height and Actual Building Height in Tainan. 12th International Congress of Asian Planning Schools Association, Taipei, Taiwan
• Chou, C., Chang, H., and Hsieh, C. (2013). An Evaluation of Urban Renewal Strategies in Tainan Traditional District from the Viewpoint of Improving Wind Environment: A Case of Zone-Ye Traditional District?, 12th International Congress of Asian Planning Schools Association, Taipei, Taiwan
• Mahathir, S and Chang, H ( 2013). Cultural Preservation and Religious Control: ?The Impact of Sharia Law on Regulating the Form and Use of Public Space. International Conference on Planning and Design 2013, Tainan, Taiwan.
• Wey, T and Chang, H. (2012). Mediating Publicness: The Social Life of Qilou Space in Tainan City, 2012 International Conference on East Asian Architectural Culture, Hong Kong.
• Shih, M and Chang, H. (2012). Leaving the Inner City Behind: The Impact of Transfer of Development Rights Policy in Taiwan, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning 53rd Annual Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio.
• Chang, H. (2010). Commercial Revitalization & Neighborhood Property Value: A GIS-aided Analysis on Measuring the Effects of Main Street Designation on Property Value in Baltimore, MD, 2010. Association of American Geographer Annual Meeting, Washington D.C.
• Chang, H. (2010). Selling Goods or Selling Place? A Discourse Analysis of Neighborhood Commercial Revitalization, 2nd Annual Krueckeberg Doctoral Conference in Planning and Public Policy, New Brunswick, NJ.
• Chang, H. (2009). Commercial Revitalization and Neighborhood Change: Assessing Real Estate Markets in Baltimore Main Street Communities, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning 2009 Annual Conference, Crystal City, VA.
• Chang, H. (2008). Can Urban Ecotourism Create Synergy between Urban Conservation and Economic Development? A Case Study of New York Green Apple Map Project, ACSP/AESOP 2008 Joint Conference. Chicago, IL.
• Chang, H. (2006). Community Rebuilding vs. Place Marketing: The Implication of Main Street Approach to Neighborhood Commercial Revitalization, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning 2006 Annual Conference, Fort Worth, TX.

External grants and contracts (selected)

• Collaborative Badlands: Rural regeneration and transdisciplinary co-creation in the Southwestern Badlands region, University Social Responsibility and Practice Program, Ministry of Education, Taiwan/(NT$3500,000) (PI) (2020-2023)
• Applying heritage trailscapes as an action research strategy for regional collaboration at the Southwest Badlands /(MOST 109-2410-H-006-058-)/NT$602,950 (PI) (2020-2021)
• The publicness of private owned public spaces created via Comprehensive Design regulation, Ministry of Science and Technology/(MOST 108-2410-H-006 -083-) /NT$865,000 (PI) (2019-2020)
• Action research on applying stakeholder workshops as experiential learning space for collaboration and facilitation in field-based planning education , Teaching Practice and Research Program, Ministry of Education /(NT$350,000) (PI) (2018-2019)
• The evolution of floor area control policies from the perspective of path dependence in Taiwan- a case study in Comprehensive Design Regulation, Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST107-2410-H-006 -087 -) /NT$502,000(PI) (2018-2019)
• A participatory action research in applying deep volunteer tourism for enhancement of community capitals in remote rural area, Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan (SWCB-107-190)/ NT$560,000(PI) (2018-2019)
• A collaborative action research on the evaluation and improvement of Comprehensive Design discretional review process in Tainan, Ministry of Science and Technology, (MOST105-2410-H-006-073-)/NT$ 603,000(PI) (2016-2017)