Cities of Delhi: Differentiated Citizenship in the Capital City
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PATRICK HELLER
Professor of Sociology and International and Public Affairs at Brown University
CHAIR: SAI BALAKRISHNAN
Assistant Professor of Urban Planning, Harvard Graduate School Of Design
Drawing on fieldwork in a range of communities in Delhi, Patrick Heller documents inequity, and exclusion within basic service distribution across the city. These exclusionary practices have both a formal character built into policies that differentiate citizenship rights across settlement types and an informal character driven by political arrangements.
