The Spatial Reproduction of Urban PovertyEconomic & Political Weekly

By Karen Coelho, T Venkat, R Chandrika on December 01, 2012

This article highlights, from the vantage point of workers in the resettlement colony, how the restructuring processes of large formal sector companies within the "new economy" exploit conditions created by the state's slum clearance policies, to enhance the precariousness of work for residents of resettlement sites.

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Coelho, Karen, Venkat, T, and Chandrika, R. The Spatial Reproduction of Urban PovertyEconomic & Political Weekly. , , . , 2012. Coelho, K., Venkat, T., and Chandrika, R. (2012). The Spatial Reproduction of Urban PovertyEconomic & Political Weekly. , , . Coelho, Karen, Venkat, T, and Chandrika, R. "The Spatial Reproduction of Urban PovertyEconomic & Political Weekly." 2012, .Coelho Karen, Venkat T, and Chandrika R. "The Spatial Reproduction of Urban PovertyEconomic & Political Weekly." (2012). Coelho, K, Venkat, T, and Chandrika, R 2012, 'The Spatial Reproduction of Urban PovertyEconomic & Political Weekly', , , . Karen Coelho, T Venkat, and R Chandrika, 'The Spatial Reproduction of Urban PovertyEconomic & Political Weekly' (2012). Coelho K., Venkat T., and Chandrika R. The Spatial Reproduction of Urban PovertyEconomic & Political Weekly. . 2012. Coelho, Karen, Venkat, T, and Chandrika, R. The Spatial Reproduction of Urban PovertyEconomic & Political Weekly. . 2012. , .

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