Slums and metropolis; a sociological study

By:

Bhatt,Manju

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Rajat Publications; 2000Description: 146pSubject(s):

Slums

DDC classification:

307.3 BHA

Summary: Slums and Metropolis is a sociological study that brings before the scholarly world various ramifications connected with growth of slums in our urban area. Giving a graphic description about slums at the global level, it concentrates on India and further comes down to slums in the national capital of Delhi. Full of statistical details it throws light on pattern of migration from rural to urban area. Being a unique study of its kind, it will serve a useful purpose for sociologists and students of sociology interested in the field of slum studies.

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Slums and Metropolis is a sociological study that brings before the scholarly world various ramifications connected with growth of slums in our urban area. Giving a graphic description about slums at the global level, it concentrates on India and further comes down to slums in the national capital of Delhi. Full of statistical details it throws light on pattern of migration from rural to urban area. Being a unique study of its kind, it will serve a useful purpose for sociologists and students of sociology interested in the field of slum studies.

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