In the name of heritage
conservation as an agent of elite development, spatial cleansing and social exclusion in Mehrauli, Delhi
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2020 - , No place, unknown, or undetermined
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English
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- Open LibraryOL62360255M
- OCLC Control Number1226408612
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"I intend to study the impacts of the architectural conservation of the Qutub Minar Complex on the urban village of Mehrauli, New Delhi, because the manner in which national- and international-level preservation and planning frameworks operate reveals underlying sociopolitical conflicts and instruments of spatial cleansing. The thesis seeks to develop a new framework for the examination of "heritage" in the post-postcolonial milieu that contextualizes the designated monument within the larger urban fabric and can inform policy using a stakeholder-centric approach. I hypothesize that the appropriation of "heritage" in contemporary urban India is a tool to develop elite tourist destinations while displacing local communities, expropriating land, and reiterating colonial-era identity politics." -- https://commencement.gsd.harvard.edu/thesis2020/portfolio/karan-saharya/ (Viewed December 8, 2020)
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