Marginalization in Globalizing Delhi

Chapter 1. Introduction: Land, Livelihoods and Health: Marginalization in Globalizing Delhi.- Part I: Land and Changing Landscape.- Chapter 2. ELand-use Dynamics of Peri-Urban Areas of Metropolitan Cities With Special focus on Delhi.- Chapter 3.  Urban Form and Regional Development of National Capital Region.- Chapter 4. Marginalization and Socio-Ecological Transformation in New Urban Peripheries: A Case Study of Gurgaon.- Chapter 5. Ecosystem Services in NCT Delhi.- Chapter 6. Examining Equity in Spatial Distribution of Recreational and Social Infrastructure in Delhi.- Chapter 7. Land Acquisition Policy and Praxis: the Case of Peri-Urban Delhi.- Part II: Livelihoods and Vulnerability.- Chapter 8. Neo-Liberal Urbanization, Work Participation and Women: Comparing the Urban and Peri-Urban Contexts of Delhi with Mumbai and Kolkata.- Chapter 9. Embedded or librated? An exploration into the social milieu of Delhi.- Chapter 10. Gender Violence in Delhi: Perceptions and Experience.- Chapter 11. Migrant Women Workers in Construction and Domestic work: Issues and Challenges.- Chapter 12. Revealing Vulnerabilities of People and Places of Delhi.- Chapter 13. Vulnerabilities of Relocated Women: A Case of Resettlement Colony of Bawana, Delhi.- Chapter 14. Social Vulnerability Mapping for Delhi.- Part III: Health and Public Amenities.- Chapter 15. Disrupted Megacities and Disparities in Health Care.- Chapter 16. Changing Health Care Dynamics: Corporatization and Medical Tourism in Mega cities.- Chapter 17. Heath Care Providers in Delhi Metropolitan Cities.- Chapter 18. Access to Maternal and Child Health Care: Understanding Discrimination in Selected Slum in Delhi.- Chapter 19. Life on Streets: Health and Living Conditions of Children

Sanghmitra S. Acharya is a Professor at the Centre of Social Medicine and Community Health, School of Social Sciences JNU and is currently deputed as Director to Indian Institute of Dalit Studies, New Delhi. She has been a Visiting Fellow at CASS, China, Ball State University, USA and UPPI, Manila, East West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii and University of Botswana. She was awarded Asian Scholarship Foundation fellowship in 2005. She has delivered lectures, chaired sessions and contributed in national and international conferences in various Institutions within the country and abroad. Her research includes health and discrimination; vulnerability among youth; gender in urban spaces; and caste gender intersectionality. She has published in national and international journal and has three books to her credit.
Sucharita Sen is a Professor in the Centre for the Study of Regional Development, School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University. She was a Nehru-Fulbright Fellow in 2009-10 and was associated with Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA during this period. She is an economic geographer and has published in areas of land resources, its acquisition and effect of dispossession on rural livelihoods, rural employment, the impact of watershed development programmes as a means for sustaining rural livelihoods. She is currently working on one major project other than the 'Gender Atlas' funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), which is the Inter University Consortium on Cryosphere and Climate Change (IUCCCC) project of 'Himalayan Cryosphere: Science and Society', also funded by the DST.  She also regularly contributes to the geography curriculum in school (Central Board of Higher Secondary Education) through her association with the National Council of Educational Research and Training, New Delhi.<
Milap Punia is professor of geography in the Centre for the Study of Regional Development, Schoolof Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru