Titlebook: Urban Utopias; Excess and Expulsion Tereza Kuldova,Mathew A. Varghese Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 South

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,Introduction: Urban Utopias—Excess and Expulsion in Neoliberal India and Sri Lanka,lar focus is placed on how the chapters relate to each other and talk to each other, in order to enable the readers to follow the connections and parallels across different sites and cases. As such the introduction encourages the readers to read the chapters together and in relation to each other, t

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Golden or Green? Growth Infrastructures and Resistance in Goaand the specific case of a proposed greenfield airport at Mopa located in the state of Goa. It shows how the proposed project deviates from old-styled airports in terms of being conceived as an ‘a(chǎn)irport city’, into a space of consumption, which is itself connected with other utopian projects such as

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Manifesting Sri Lankan Megalomania: The Rajapakses’ Vision of Empire and of a Clean Colombonka during the period 2005–2014. The main two factors behind the many forced evictions of low-income communities from central Colombo in the last decade are the deployment of an authoritarian technology of ‘zoning’, privileging some segments of the population while neglecting others, and the buildin

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Past as a Metaphor in the New Utopian Imaginations of Heritage in Keralathe international art exhibition, the Kochi-Muziris Biennale. She shows how, by building a past narrative of happy cosmopolitanism and bestowing it with time depth, the host city of Kochi is cast anew as “Kochi-Muziris.” This new formulation contains within it the potentiality to achieve a utopian i

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