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African Urbanisms>programme>session-10-alizadeh

Women in, out, and against the smart cities: A south-to-south dialogue from India to Africa

Session 10

Author: Tooran Alizadeh (University of Sydney)

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Session 10, African Urbanisms Through Feminist Lenses: Critical Praxis and South-South dialogues

Thursday October 24, 13:45–15:15, PG Seminar Room, John Moffat Building

Women in, out, and Against the Smart Cities: A South-to-South Dialogue From India to Africa

Abstract

Smart city initiatives are growing in the Global South, and it is critical to understand women’s role within, on the margins, and against the unfolding trends. This paper is informed by over 35 interviews in India, with the hope of having a South-to-South dialogue with parallel realities in Africa.

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