Planning for commons : urban commons and politics of space (Also available on CD)
Deepthi, C. S.
Planning for commons : urban commons and politics of space (Also available on CD) - 2015 - v,xviii,109p.,CD-ROM
Chapter 1 1 1. Introduction 2 2. Need for the study 3 3. Aim 5 4. Objective 5 5. Scope of the study 5 6. Limitations of the study 6 7. Research Methodology 6 Chapter 2 10 2.1. Social production of space 11 2.1.1. Spatial Classifications 11 2.1.2. Identity of space and Lynchian spatial construct 13 2.2. Contested Urban Spaces and Urban Informality 14 2.3. Right to the City and Citizenship 16 2.4. Public space and life in Indian Cities 18 Chapter 3 21 3.1. Case Study 1: Swaraj Round, Thrissur 22 3.1.1. History of Thrissur 22 3.1.2. Demography 24 3.1.3. Economy 25 3.1.4. Evolution of the city 26 3.1.5. Existing land use 29 3.1.6. Proposed Development plan for Thrissur 30 3.2. Linking Theory and Practice 31 3.2.1. Context: Study area Swaraj Round, Thrissur 31 3.2.2. Building Use: Swaraj Round, Thrissur 32 3.2.3. Spatial Construct Swaraj Round, Thrissur 33 3.2.4. Commons and spatial construct: 35 3.2.5. Activity mapping 41 3.2.6. Space, Commons and Governance: 42 3.2.7. Image of the city 45 3.2.8. Spatial Narrative The Rationale: 46 3.2.9. Experienced Impacts and issues 49 Chapter 4 60 4.1. Case Study 2: Mananchira Square, Calicut 61 4.1.1. History of Kozhikode 61 4.1.2. Demography 62 4.1.3. Development Pattern 62 4.1.4. Existing Land Use and Development 63 4.1.5. Development Density 65 4.2.Spatial Analysis: Linking Theory and Practice 66 4.2.1. Context: Study area—Mananchira square, Calicut 66 4.2.2. Spatial Construct 67 4.2.3. Commons and spatial construct 69 4.2.4. Activity Mapping: 73 4.2.5. Space, Commons and Governance 74 4.2.7. Image of the city 76 4.2.8. Spatial Narrative The Rationale 77 Chapter 5 87 5.1. Inferences 88 5.1.2. Documenting the spatial Politics: Observations and Findings 90 Chapter 6 97 6.1. Conclusion 98 6.2. Way forward 99 References 101 Annexures 103
P TH-1814 / DEE
Planning for commons : urban commons and politics of space (Also available on CD) - 2015 - v,xviii,109p.,CD-ROM
Chapter 1 1 1. Introduction 2 2. Need for the study 3 3. Aim 5 4. Objective 5 5. Scope of the study 5 6. Limitations of the study 6 7. Research Methodology 6 Chapter 2 10 2.1. Social production of space 11 2.1.1. Spatial Classifications 11 2.1.2. Identity of space and Lynchian spatial construct 13 2.2. Contested Urban Spaces and Urban Informality 14 2.3. Right to the City and Citizenship 16 2.4. Public space and life in Indian Cities 18 Chapter 3 21 3.1. Case Study 1: Swaraj Round, Thrissur 22 3.1.1. History of Thrissur 22 3.1.2. Demography 24 3.1.3. Economy 25 3.1.4. Evolution of the city 26 3.1.5. Existing land use 29 3.1.6. Proposed Development plan for Thrissur 30 3.2. Linking Theory and Practice 31 3.2.1. Context: Study area Swaraj Round, Thrissur 31 3.2.2. Building Use: Swaraj Round, Thrissur 32 3.2.3. Spatial Construct Swaraj Round, Thrissur 33 3.2.4. Commons and spatial construct: 35 3.2.5. Activity mapping 41 3.2.6. Space, Commons and Governance: 42 3.2.7. Image of the city 45 3.2.8. Spatial Narrative The Rationale: 46 3.2.9. Experienced Impacts and issues 49 Chapter 4 60 4.1. Case Study 2: Mananchira Square, Calicut 61 4.1.1. History of Kozhikode 61 4.1.2. Demography 62 4.1.3. Development Pattern 62 4.1.4. Existing Land Use and Development 63 4.1.5. Development Density 65 4.2.Spatial Analysis: Linking Theory and Practice 66 4.2.1. Context: Study area—Mananchira square, Calicut 66 4.2.2. Spatial Construct 67 4.2.3. Commons and spatial construct 69 4.2.4. Activity Mapping: 73 4.2.5. Space, Commons and Governance 74 4.2.7. Image of the city 76 4.2.8. Spatial Narrative The Rationale 77 Chapter 5 87 5.1. Inferences 88 5.1.2. Documenting the spatial Politics: Observations and Findings 90 Chapter 6 97 6.1. Conclusion 98 6.2. Way forward 99 References 101 Annexures 103
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