Living on the Margins: Social Access to Shelter in Urban South Asia (Routledge Revivals)
Living on the Margins investigates social access to shelter in urban South Asia, focusing on the experiences of marginalized groups. It analyzes how social factors influence housing availability and urban living conditions, offering a sociological lens on regional challenges and policy needs in rapidly growing cities.
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Living on the Margins explores the social dimensions of access to shelter in urban environments of South Asia. The work delves into how marginalized populations navigate housing challenges within rapidly urbanizing contexts.
Drawing on sociological perspectives, the book addresses the interplay between social structures and physical spaces in cities across the region. It considers the broader implications for urban policy and social equity.
Through a focus on South Asian urban landscapes, the analysis reveals patterns of exclusion and resilience among those living on societal edges. The study contributes to understanding shelter as a key aspect of social access.
Originally part of the Routledge Revivals series, this volume revives critical discussions on urban marginality and housing access in developing contexts.
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