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Politics in the Urban Periphery: Citizen-Led Expansion and Informality at the Edges of India’s Cities
Why are some privately developed neighborhoods on the outskirts of India’s cities incorporated into municipal governance while others are not? And what are the consequences of uneven incorporation for public service provision? This paper explores these questions in the context of peripheral private
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