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Subaltern frontiers : agrarian city-making in Gurgaon

By: Cown, ThomasMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: United Kingdom Cambridge University Press 2022Edition: 1st edDescription: xxi,315pISBN: 978-1009100472Subject(s): Subaltern frontiers | City making | GurgaonDDC classification: 307.1216 Summary: It is the story of India's urban transformation, examining how the post-liberalisation urban project has been shaped through subaltern histories, logics and subjects. The subaltern frontiers play a role in transferring commonly-owned agricultural land into legible property, and shaping cheap, exploitable migrant labour that the city depends on.

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It is the story of India's urban transformation, examining how the post-liberalisation urban project has been shaped through subaltern histories, logics and subjects. The subaltern frontiers play a role in transferring commonly-owned agricultural land into legible property, and shaping cheap, exploitable migrant labour that the city depends on.

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