Lakshmi Raj: Shaping spaces in post industrial Mumbai: Urban regimes, planning instruments and splintering communities

Authors	N.K.B. Nainan
Supervisors	I.S.A. Baud A. Bhide
Award date	01-06-2012
Number of pages	225
Organisations	Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG) - Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR)
Abstract	In India verschuift economische groei steeds meer naar de grote steden. Navtej Nainan onderzocht de situatie in Mumbai, de financiële en commerciële hoofdstad van het land. Ze bekeek hoe de overheid ingrijpt in stedelijke ontwikkeling en welk effect dit heeft op de stedelijke bevolking.
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: Universiteit van Amsterdam
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis Cover Title pages Table of contents Lists of tables, figures, abbreviations and Hindi words Chapter 1: Raising the issues Chapter 2: Literature review: Changes in urban land regimes: approaches, concepts and outcomes Chapter 3: Research methodology Chapter 4: Designing Bombay: an overview Chapter 5: Government and governance of urban development in Mumbai Chapter 6: MRTPs and the consensus needed for a new development plan Chapter 7: Coalitions, strategies and arenas Chapter 8: Direct and indirect outputs of the new planning instruments Chapter 9: Impact of NPIs on resettled and redeveloped communities Chapter 10: Whose regime is it anyway? Appendix: Summary thesis Bibliography
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