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"Urbanization is one of the preferred choices available to countries for achieving various goals of sustainable development. However, the growing pressure on urban regions has affected their quality of life. This new textbook covers the most contemporary topics related to urban development, governance and planning as well as the issues and challenges faced by urban administration. It analyses the various policies and programmes adopted by both high-income and lower-middle income countries to achieve sustainable urbanization, and their application and treatment to help students get a holistic, practical perspective of the issues at hand. Introduction to Urban Development and Planning will act as an introductory companion for the students of social sciences, such as economics, sociology, geography and urban studies, and also for the students pursuing architecture and civil engineering. Key Features. Easy-to-understand approach to crucial theoretical aspects of urban development, planning and administration Dedicated chapters on smart and sustainable policy planning and implementation in urban settings. Special focus on urban heritage, governance, and safety and security. Examples and cases from India to help students gain a relatable experience and contextual understanding of the theories"--

Development: an overview -- Basic needs and poverty -- Education, health and human development -- Population and development -- Income inequality, unemployment and inflation -- Agriculture sector and development -- Industry sector and development -- Service sector and development -- Infrastructure, energy, technology and development -- Rural development -- Urban development -- Globalization and development disparities -- Environment and sustainable development -- Marginalization, women empowerment and inclusive development -- Good governance and ethical approach to development

In discussions ranging from the politics of inclusion and exclusion to representation of the diaspora in film, theatre and literature, this book show how diasporas evolve in the economic, social and cultural domains of their host and home countries worldwide.