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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137010841sent the emotive yearning for spaces that have vanished due to development. Cognitively, the writing also tries to understand the rationale for gentrification, renewal and park corridor-ization of some of these spaces for easier access, contemporary convenience, urban infrastructure development and meeting the needs of a growing population.

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