Rule by Aesthetics: World‐Class City Making in Delhi

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Urban Planning and Governance Urban and Rural Development Challenges Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism

Abstract

This chapter contains sections titled: Planning without Plans Calculative Deficiencies and the Turn to Aesthetic Norms World-Class Aesthetics and the Nuisance of Slums Slum Surveys and Aesthetic Training Shiv Camp: Picturing Private Property Conclusion References

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