P Upadhyay
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 48007 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | P Upadhyay |
| NOMBRES | P |
| APELLIDO | Upadhyay |
| FIRMA | UPADHYAY P |
| AFILIACIONES | Indian Institute of Technology Mandi |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9948-0494 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Indeterminate Practices, Determinate Form
Much of the problem in understanding and magnifying southernness lies in problem-spaces and descriptive tropes utilized in Southern Urban Theory (SUT). This fixation not only dilutes the aims of SUT but also continues to privilege particular explanatory and theoretical frames. Taking the case of the built environment of a planned colony called Rajajipuram (Lucknow, India), this article draws attention toward problem-spaces and citizens that have …
Twin Movement
This article explores political economic developments in India's post-reform period that began in 1991 through the interactions of the non-elite, ordinary middle-class Indians and state institutions and market processes. The article introduces "twin movement" as a concept and revises the Polanyian notion of a double movement of differentiated domains of welfare and neo-liberal state which restricts exploring the tacit relationships that form betw…
Fractured smart cities
The postscripts of smart cities have been written before its prelude. Inserting smart technologies in infrastructure to improve urban environments, smart cities emphasize data-driven approaches and evidence-based planning. While it asks for production of new vocabularies, new ways of thinking, and proposes new methodologies, smart cities have trivialized baseline surveys. The insignificance to baseline survey hides the existing and functioning ci…
Ecology of village ecosystems of Odisha, India
Upadhyay VP, Nayak BK, Mishra MK. 2022. Ecology of village ecosystems of Odisha, India. Asian J Ethnobiol 5: 138-155. The present study was conducted in eight villages in the Niyamgiri Hills of Odisha, India. The human population varies from 83 to 312 in uphill villages and 76 to 150 in foothill villages. The cultivated area constitutes 3.37% to 18.85% of the village’s total area. Per capita cultivated area varies from 0.117 to 0.329 ha. The fami…
The co-production of space in a tourist city
Secular Democracies, Governance and Politics of Religion in South Asia
South Asian countries have a lot of commonalities exhibited through socio-political and economic situations. The cultural as well as political dynamics within the countries form more or less a similar pattern. These are closely related to colonial pasts, post-colonial histories, polyethnic population, political leadership and governance. These commonalities are also related to political instability, ethnic violence and a greater role of religion …
Eco Tools for Urban Waste Management in India
The population growth has put tremendous pressure on the quality of Environment of urban life. The residents generate various kinds of wastes of biodegradable and non biodegradable categories. The impact created by these wastes on the environment is enormous, if proper disposal and management options are not applied. The waste could become a resource and the society can benefit from these wastes with proper collection and disposal technologies. M…
Twin Movement
This article explores political economic developments in India's post-reform period that began in 1991 through the interactions of the non-elite, ordinary middle-class Indians and state institutions and market processes. The article introduces "twin movement" as a concept and revises the Polanyian notion of a double movement of differentiated domains of welfare and neo-liberal state which restricts exploring the tacit relationships that form betw…
The co-production of space in a tourist city
Eco Tools for Urban Waste Management in India
The population growth has put tremendous pressure on the quality of Environment of urban life. The residents generate various kinds of wastes of biodegradable and non biodegradable categories. The impact created by these wastes on the environment is enormous, if proper disposal and management options are not applied. The waste could become a resource and the society can benefit from these wastes with proper collection and disposal technologies. M…
Secular Democracies, Governance and Politics of Religion in South Asia
South Asian countries have a lot of commonalities exhibited through socio-political and economic situations. The cultural as well as political dynamics within the countries form more or less a similar pattern. These are closely related to colonial pasts, post-colonial histories, polyethnic population, political leadership and governance. These commonalities are also related to political instability, ethnic violence and a greater role of religion …
The co-production of space in a tourist city
Fractured smart cities
The postscripts of smart cities have been written before its prelude. Inserting smart technologies in infrastructure to improve urban environments, smart cities emphasize data-driven approaches and evidence-based planning. While it asks for production of new vocabularies, new ways of thinking, and proposes new methodologies, smart cities have trivialized baseline surveys. The insignificance to baseline survey hides the existing and functioning ci…
Ecology of village ecosystems of Odisha, India
Upadhyay VP, Nayak BK, Mishra MK. 2022. Ecology of village ecosystems of Odisha, India. Asian J Ethnobiol 5: 138-155. The present study was conducted in eight villages in the Niyamgiri Hills of Odisha, India. The human population varies from 83 to 312 in uphill villages and 76 to 150 in foothill villages. The cultivated area constitutes 3.37% to 18.85% of the village’s total area. Per capita cultivated area varies from 0.117 to 0.329 ha. The fami…
Twin Movement
This article explores political economic developments in India's post-reform period that began in 1991 through the interactions of the non-elite, ordinary middle-class Indians and state institutions and market processes. The article introduces "twin movement" as a concept and revises the Polanyian notion of a double movement of differentiated domains of welfare and neo-liberal state which restricts exploring the tacit relationships that form betw…
Indeterminate Practices, Determinate Form
Much of the problem in understanding and magnifying southernness lies in problem-spaces and descriptive tropes utilized in Southern Urban Theory (SUT). This fixation not only dilutes the aims of SUT but also continues to privilege particular explanatory and theoretical frames. Taking the case of the built environment of a planned colony called Rajajipuram (Lucknow, India), this article draws attention toward problem-spaces and citizens that have …
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