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Neighbourhood-scale Residential Segregation in Indian Metros

Naveen Bharathi, Deepak Malghan and Andaleeb Rahman
Journal Name
Economic and Political Weekly
Journal Publication
others
Publication Year
2019
Public Policy
Publication Date
Vol. 54, Issue 30, July 2019, Pg. 64-70
Abstract

Residential segregation studies in Indian cities have relied on ward-level data. For a typical ward, the neighbourhood–ward dissimilarity index is greater than the ward–city dissimilarity index. Using 2011 enumeration block-level census data for five major cities in India—Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai—it is shown how patterns of caste-based urban residential segregation operate in contemporary India. The first visual snapshot of caste-based residential segregation in an Indian city is presented using geo-referenced enumeration block-level data for Bengaluru.

Neighbourhood-scale Residential Segregation in Indian Metros

Author(s) Name: Naveen Bharathi, Deepak Malghan and Andaleeb Rahman
Journal Name: Economic and Political Weekly
Volume: Vol. 54, Issue 30, July 2019, Pg. 64-70
Year of Publication: 2019
Abstract:

Residential segregation studies in Indian cities have relied on ward-level data. For a typical ward, the neighbourhood–ward dissimilarity index is greater than the ward–city dissimilarity index. Using 2011 enumeration block-level census data for five major cities in India—Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai—it is shown how patterns of caste-based urban residential segregation operate in contemporary India. The first visual snapshot of caste-based residential segregation in an Indian city is presented using geo-referenced enumeration block-level data for Bengaluru.

URL: https://www.epw.in/journal/2019/30