This book studies the intersection of neoliberalism and right-wing Hindu nationalism through smart city projects which are often advertised as solutions for sustainable development.
This book studies the intersection of neoliberalism and right-wing Hindu nationalism through smart city projects which are often advertised as solutions for sustainable development.
Rakib Akhtar is Lecturer in Urban Planning at the University of Birmingham. His research focus is on technology-oriented urbanisation, infrastructure development and their interconnection with right-wing nationalism. He is a chartered Architect and a Town Planner with extensive knowledge and practical experiences across countries.
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List of Tables and Figures Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations 1. Smart Cities: The Urban Panacea 2. The 'Actually Existing State' 3. The Gujarat Model of 'Unequal' Development 4. Development Neither Reaches Us Nor Leaves Us 5. Mimicking the State 6. The Entrepreneurial Shadow State 7. Protests, Neoliberalism and Hindutva amongst Farmers 8. Conclusion: A Peek into the Gloomy Future References Index.
List of Tables and Figures Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations 1. Smart Cities: The Urban Panacea 2. The 'Actually Existing State' 3. The Gujarat Model of 'Unequal' Development 4. Development Neither Reaches Us Nor Leaves Us 5. Mimicking the State 6. The Entrepreneurial Shadow State 7. Protests, Neoliberalism and Hindutva amongst Farmers 8. Conclusion: A Peek into the Gloomy Future References Index.
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