Railway landscape and urban marginalisation: Rethinking transit-oriented development
By: Banerjee, Iman and Saha, Apala
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BookPublisher: Economic and Political Weekly Description: 58(7), Feb 18, 2023: p.23-27.
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Economic and Political WeeklySummary: Indian cities, in the last few years, have shown substantial inclination towards rail-based transit-oriented development as a tool to make them more competitive in terms of liveability, at a global scale. Against this backdrop, a brief discussion on the need to rethink TOD policies in the country is undertaken. The article argues for an inclusive urban policy and governance practice. It argues that the TOD, which is essentially a neo-liberal Western notion of urban regeneration, needs to be substantially metamorphosed. – Reproduced
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | 58(7), Feb 18, 2023: p.23-27 | Available | AR128520 |
Indian cities, in the last few years, have shown substantial inclination towards rail-based transit-oriented development as a tool to make them more competitive in terms of liveability, at a global scale. Against this backdrop, a brief discussion on the need to rethink TOD policies in the country is undertaken. The article argues for an inclusive urban policy and governance practice. It argues that the TOD, which is essentially a neo-liberal Western notion of urban regeneration, needs to be substantially metamorphosed. – Reproduced
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