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Shahjahanabad/Old Delhi: Tradition and Colonial Change

Considering the extent of urbanization and levels of urbanism in the Indian sub-continent between the seventeenth and mid-nineteenth centuries, academic output on the subject is woefully scarce and far between. In the light of the above, studies, which purport to help us understand the character, institutions and continuously changing usages of the spaces of a city, as large, important and diverse as Shahjahanabad, are more than welcome. This work was earlier available in paper-back but is now brought out in a hard-bound edition. It has an extra article on the Red Fort.