Saurabh Modi is an urban policy researcher, writer and contributor for print and online media. He writes on wider topics of cities, governance, and political economy. He is a lawyer trained in economics with a five-year work experience in public policy. He is proficient in data analysis and visualization, with a know-how of GIS.
Saurabh Modi is an urban policy researcher, writer and contributor for print and online media. He writes on wider topics of cities, governance, and political economy. He is a lawyer trained in economics with a five-year work experience in public policy. He is proficient in data analysis and visualization, with a know-how of GIS.
The arc of human progress must be looked at through changes in civility, which is much larger than changes in culture
With a few exceptions of large slums in megacities such as Mumbai, the poor continue to live on the city fringe-a colonial legacy that persists to this day
A collection of essays is a timely attempt at ringing alarm bells over the proposed project port project in the ecologically fragile Galathea Bay of Nicobar island
Jason M Barr presents towering buildings in a new light-as a strategic balancing act between costs and revenues to maximise profits, rather than a display of hubris
The book dives deep into an innovative land valuation model used in the city of Baybay, Philippines to fit the purpose
Through a series of essays, Rajeev Bhargava reflects on our times, what is good and bad, right and wrong. His book is a treatise to the inquiry: Have we lost our way?
The Anarchist Cookbook serves as a primer for anyone who wants to engage in activism. Focusing on securing smaller, more manageable goals is the key
Book chapters are organised into sections around calamities, food produce, fossil fuels and alternate power
The book compares the strategies of state overreach used during the Emergency with those of the current government