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@urbanstudiesfoundation.orgOct 16, 2026, 1:00 PM

📢 New open access publication by former #USFPostdoctoralResearchFellow Dr Syeda Jenifa Zahan in Antipode.

"From housing to infrastructure of racialisation: The politics of caste in smart housing interventions in India" 🇮🇳

🔗 zurl.co/jYWC8

#UrbanStudies #UrbanStudiesFoundation #USF #India #Housing

Graphic tile with a light grey background displaying the paper's title and subtitle: "From housing to infrastructure of racialisation: The politics of caste in smart housing interventions in India" by Syeda Jenifa Zahan, with an arrow icon pointing right.Graphic tile featuring a preview of the first page of the paper alongside the selected quote: "This paper conceptualises housing as an infrastructure of racialisation in smart cities. With smart urbanism becoming central to urban governance, housing is emerging as a new geography of technological interventions in India."
@urbanstudiesfoundation.orgSep 7, 2026, 3:09 PM

📢 New open access publication by former #USFPostdoctoralResearchFellow Dr Syeda Jenifa Zahan in Antipode.

"The production of carcerality in state-led redevelopment of informal settlements in Delhi, India" 🇮🇳

🔗 zurl.co/rHN6A

#UrbanStudies #UrbanStudiesFoundation #India #Housing #USF

A light blue graphic with a "PAPER" badge in the top left corner. Large text in the center reads: "The production of everyday carcerality in state-led redevelopment of informal settlement in Delhi, India." The author's name, "Syeda Jenifa Zahan," is in the bottom left, and a right-pointing arrow is in the bottom right.A light blue graphic showing a thumbnail of the academic paper "The Production of Everyday Carcerality in State-Led Redevelopment of Informal Settlement in Delhi, India" from the journal Antipode. Below the paper thumbnail is a large quote: "The conceptual framing of everyday carcerality provokes questions on intimate yet often invisible interconnections among housing, homing, and carcerality in geographies that are not prison, yet are connected to the logics and logistics of the punitive state and its deepening entanglements with capitalist extraction of land and housing value."