Disconnecting Experience: Making World-Class Roads in Mumbai

Nikhil Anand

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Urban Planning and Governance Urban and Rural Development Challenges Urban Development and Societal Issues

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Disconnecting Experience: Making World-Class Roads in Mumbai Nikhil Anand Department of Cultural and Social Anthropology Stanford University nanand@stanford.edu written for the CASA Graduate Seminar ‘The Postcolonial City’, Prof. Amita Baviskar, June 2005 presented at the Breslauer Symposium: The Right to the City and the Politics of Space, UC Berkeley. April 14, 2006.

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