Beyond Kolkata : Rajarhat and the dystopia of urban imagination

By:

Dey Dey

Contributor(s):

Samaddar Ranabir Sen Suhit K

Publication details: New Delhi Routledge 2013Description: HBISBN:

9781138660373

Subject(s):

India - Kolkata - Social Conditions Cities &Towns - Urban Policy India - West Bengal

DDC classification:

307.760954 DEY

Contents:

Contents: 1 Where is Rajarhat? 1 2 Destruction of a World 25 3 Losers and Gainers 79 4 Urban Legends of Consent 110 5 Logistics and Nightmares 135 6 New Town New Labour 160 7 The Global and National Histories of Rajarhat 183 8 Politics of the Multitude 209 9 Concluding Reflections 234 Glossary 244 Bibliography 246 About the Authors 259 Index 260 Copyright

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Contents:
1 Where is Rajarhat? 1
2 Destruction of a World 25
3 Losers and Gainers 79
4 Urban Legends of Consent 110
5 Logistics and Nightmares 135
6 New Town New Labour 160
7 The Global and National Histories of Rajarhat 183
8 Politics of the Multitude 209
9 Concluding Reflections 234
Glossary 244
Bibliography 246
About the Authors 259
Index 260
Copyright

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