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1 online resource (332 pages) |
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Routledge Revivals Ser |
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Routledge Revivals Ser
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Cover; Half Title; Dedication; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; List of Figures, Tables and Photographs; List of Abbreviations; Acknowledgements; Preface; 1 Introduction; Part I: Urban Development and Urban Problems in the Third World; 2 Urbanisation, Urban Growth and Planning in the Third World; Introduction; Urban growth and urbanisation in the Third World; Theories of urbanisation and emergence of the Third World metropolis; Major problems of the Third World metropolis; Urban development and urban planning strategies; Conclusion; 3 Urban Development in India; Introduction |
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Urban development in India in historical perspectiveModem processes and patterns of Indian urbanisation; Urbanisation policies and urban planning; Conclusion; 4 Urban Development in Bombay; Introduction; Growth of Bombay in historical perspective; Problems related to urban growth and policies for the future; Conclusion; Part II: Birth of New Bombay and Implementation of the New Bombay Project; 5 Birth of New Bombay: Policies and Strategies; Introduction; Establishment of a planning authority and creation of an administrative structure; The New Bombay area at the time of notification |
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The New Bombay Draft Development Plan: programmes and policiesFirst development work in Vashi node; Conclusion; 6 Growth and Development of New Bombay; Introduction; Indicators of growth and development; Conclusion; 7 Impact of Growth of New Bombay on Original Population; Introduction; Land acquisition and rehabilitation measures; The village survey; Conclusion; 8 New Bombay, a City for All?; Introduction; Socio-economic profile of the population in the nodes; Factors responsible for the high percentage of high-income groups; Conclusion |
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Part III: Considerations on Planning Concepts and Plan Implementation9 Considerations on Planning Concepts and Implementation; Introduction; The logic of the twin-city concept; Debate on the motives for the creation of a twin-city; Critique on the implementation of the New Bombay Development Plan; New Bombay: a self-contained city with a regional impact?; Conclusion; 10 General Conclusions; Introduction; Summary of the major points of the study; Major questions and scope for further research; Bibliography; Appendices |
Summary |
First published in 1999, this volume examines India and Bombay, countries which represent some of the world's most dramatic examples of rapid urban growth. One of the strategies frequently adopted by the Indian authorities to cope with this urban growth is the development of new towns, such as New Bombay, which is India's largest and most significant urban planning experience since Independence. The New Bombay model, based on a specific planning and financing strategy, is considered highly successful and so is increasingly being copied and implemented in other urban areas of India. This volume makes the first independent evaluation of New Bombay and sets it in a wider Third World urban development context. As well as analysing the processes of physical and economic growth, the volume also examines the process of social development and, in particular, the consequences of this planning concept for the urban poor |
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Urbanization -- India -- New Bombay
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New towns -- India -- New Bombay
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Architecture -- Urban and Land Use Planning
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Economic history.
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New towns.
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Urbanization.
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Urbanization
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urbanization.
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Economic history
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New towns
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Urbanization
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India -- New Bombay
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Electronic book
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ISBN |
9780429783005 |
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0429783000 |
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