Bombay: Metaphor for Modern India - Patel, Sujata (Oxford, 1995)
1. Toil, Sweat and the City by Sandeep Pendse p.3, 2. Bombay as a Business Centre in the Colonial Period: A Comparison with Calcutta by Claude Markovits p.26, 3. Bombay in the Global Economy by Nigel Harris p.47, 4. Flying a Kite and Losing the String: Communication during the Bombay Textile Strike by Hub Van Wersch p.64, Claims on Land, Housing and Health: 5. Signatures in Space: Land Use in Colonial Bombay by Mariam Dossal p.89, 6. Urban Development Process in Bombay: Planning for Whom? By Swapna Banerjee-Guha p.100, 7. Upgradation of Slums: A World Bank Programme by Pratima Panwalkar p.121, 8. Spatial Patterns of Health and Mortality by Radhika Ramasubban and Nigel Crook p.143, 9. Manifesto of a Housing Activist by P. K. Das p.170, Politics, Populism and Violence: 10. Saffronization of the Shiv Sena: The Political Economy of City, State and Nation by Jayant Lele p.185, 11. Cultural Populism: The Appeal of the Shiv Sena by Gerard Heuze p.213, 12. The Commissioner and the Corporators: Power Politics at Municipal Level by Usha by Thakkar p.248, 13. Chronicle of a Riot Foretold by Kalpana Sharma p.268
Keywords: Urban Theory