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The Natural Evolution of the Urban,al section at the beginning of the chapter establishes the significance of complicating not only nature/culture, city/nature binaries in urban social science scholarship, but also the “great land–water divide” within tropical estuarine-deltaic contexts. Along with emphasizing almanac forms of readin

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Tamed Interventions,ial dimensions. Applying D’Souza’s concept of “colonial hydrology” to Kolkata, it reveals how urban hydraulic projects were geared towards profits on investments through a series of tamed interventions facilitating the evolution of networked infrastructures that performed parallel functions of trade

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Untamed Practices,ernal drainage design and the Kulti Outfall Scheme implemented by the Calcutta Corporation. It complicates the wetlands story by critically interrogating the existing binaries: “state” versus EKW, “municipal” versus “l(fā)ocal,” “urban” versus “rural,” and “managerial” versus “environmentalist.” Using e