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Economic and Political Weekly, 2011, Vol.46 (50), p.30-31
Ort / Verlag
Mumbai: Sameeksha Trust
Erscheinungsjahr
2011
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Alma/SFX Local Collection
Beschreibungen/Notizen
The gradual disem powerment of urban local bodies, the public sector investments in large industry, the rise of the regional capital, the waxing and wan ing flows of ideas about urban poverty through transnational aid chains, the emer gence of urban development authorities; the changes in social and physical mobility of populations - had all been barely commen ted upon but rarely investigated in depth. [...]it is common knowledge among the small community of national urban policymakers that as a cumulative effect of a number of political and economic transformations since 1970s transforma tions; the "state government" had emerged as the principal scale at which both delib erative and executive power over cities and their management is organised in India. Reformoriented trans national policy communities have been alert to the emergence of this scalar configura tion, particularly in the context of coalitional party politics at least since 1995 when the World Bank and aid consortia first began to leverage their influence at the state govern ment level (Kirk 2005).