This volume brings together scholarship from different disciplines on the theme of neoliberalism.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
SUJATA PATEL is Distinguished Professor Savitribai Phule Pune University, and Kirsten Hesselgren Visiting Professor, University of Umea, 2021.
Inhaltsangabe
* 1. Introduction: Comprehending neoliberal India Sujata Patel * Section One: Neo Liberalisation: A Contemporary Snap-shot. * 2. Democracy in Smart and Instant Times. Neoliberalism, Populism, and Instant Communication: Maitrayee Chaudhuri * 3. On Demographic and Gender Dividend in India: K.S. James * 4. Growth and Consumption in Uttar Pradesh under 'Neo-liberalism': Ravi Srivastava * 5. The Urban Experience in Contemporary India: Sujata Patel * Section Two: : The Urban Process and Neoliberalisation * 6. New Urbanism and the Re-making of Citizenship, Class and 'Community': Sanjay Srivastava * 7. Rural Real Estate: Empty Urbanisation and the Agrarian Land Transition: * Carol Upadhya * 8 Political Centrality of `Capital' Cities in India: A Case of Amaravati, Gurgaon, and Rajarhat: Purendra Prasad * 9. India's Emerging Risk Urbanism. Cities, Commons and Neo-Liberal Transformations: D. Parthasarthy * Section Three: Becoming middle class, being deprived and having aspirations * 10. Most Marginal Dalits in Neo Liberal Economy Badri Narayan * 11. From Social Justice to Aspiration: Transformation of Lower Caste Politics in Uttar * Pradesh in the 2000s: Sudha Pai * 12. Markets and Aspirations. Aseem Prakash * 13. The Muslim Middle Class. Structure, Identity and Mobility. Tanweer Fazal
* 1. Introduction: Comprehending neoliberal India Sujata Patel * Section One: Neo Liberalisation: A Contemporary Snap-shot. * 2. Democracy in Smart and Instant Times. Neoliberalism, Populism, and Instant Communication: Maitrayee Chaudhuri * 3. On Demographic and Gender Dividend in India: K.S. James * 4. Growth and Consumption in Uttar Pradesh under 'Neo-liberalism': Ravi Srivastava * 5. The Urban Experience in Contemporary India: Sujata Patel * Section Two: : The Urban Process and Neoliberalisation * 6. New Urbanism and the Re-making of Citizenship, Class and 'Community': Sanjay Srivastava * 7. Rural Real Estate: Empty Urbanisation and the Agrarian Land Transition: * Carol Upadhya * 8 Political Centrality of `Capital' Cities in India: A Case of Amaravati, Gurgaon, and Rajarhat: Purendra Prasad * 9. India's Emerging Risk Urbanism. Cities, Commons and Neo-Liberal Transformations: D. Parthasarthy * Section Three: Becoming middle class, being deprived and having aspirations * 10. Most Marginal Dalits in Neo Liberal Economy Badri Narayan * 11. From Social Justice to Aspiration: Transformation of Lower Caste Politics in Uttar * Pradesh in the 2000s: Sudha Pai * 12. Markets and Aspirations. Aseem Prakash * 13. The Muslim Middle Class. Structure, Identity and Mobility. Tanweer Fazal
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