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,Introduction: Contested Urbanism in Delhi’s Interstitial Spaces, of the world’s fastest growing economies.This volume attempts to draw insights regarding the nature of urbanization in Delhi from the experiences of interstitial spaces. The introductory chapter lays out the objectives of the volume and explains its organization.

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Megaproject, Rules and Relationships with the Law: The Metro Rail in East Delhiific rules and relationships with the law as resources to define and control the megaproject. However, the social issue directly related to the impacts of the megaproject is delegated to elected politicians at lower scales of decision.

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Housing, Spatial-Mobility and Paid Domestic Work in Millennial Delhi: Narratives of Women Domestic Whe city, the issue of ‘housing’ allows us to ground these narratives in the politics of class that characterize the millennial city. Such an exploration of housing and mobility, through the lens of gender and class, offers a perspective on how the two constitute domestic work relations in contemporary Delhi.

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,Introduction: Contested Urbanism in Delhi’s Interstitial Spaces,e debilitating effects of the chronic lack of resources and technical capacity, rapid population growth, poverty, infrastructure deficits, layers of bureaucracy, corruption, political manueuvring and so on. In addition to all of the existential difficulties, the neoliberal moment has allowed liquid

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Seeing and Governing Street Hawkers Like a Fragmented Metropolitan States and interest groups. This explains how it can simultaneously be the primary threat to street hawkers and a potential benefactor. I show that the . represents a new way of “seeing” and acting upon hawkers, and could encourage hawkers to make lawful claims to urban space.