Open space/public place: Garbage, modernity and India

1991-06-01articleSouth Asia Journal of South Asian Studies122 citationsclosed

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(1991). Open space/public place: Garbage, modernity and India. South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies: Vol. 14, Aspect of ‚the public’ in colonial South Asia, pp. 15-31.

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