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From conflict to collaboration : nongovernmental organizations and their negotiations for local control of slum and squatter housing in Mumbai, India

By: Ramanath, RamyaMaterial type: Text

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1. Research questions and methodology
2. Conceptual framing: The landscape of evolving NGO-GO relations in housing
3. The political economy of slum housing, 1950-1981: Labour migration and slum policy
4. Agenda building in three housing NGOs, 1981-89
5. Growing pains: NGO responses to shifts in state policy, 1991-99
6. Organizational evolution: entry into production
7. Conclusion

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