Explore the vibrant and contested urban landscapes of South Asia with “Urban Navigations: Politics, Space and the City in South Asia.” This essential read delves into the diverse lived experiences of cities across India, Pakistan, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, highlighting struggles over space, resources, and habitation. Moving beyond simplistic narratives of neoliberal globalization, this interdisciplinary volume offers fresh perspectives on urban transformation. Featuring contributions from leading and emerging scholars, it examines both major hubs like Delhi and Mumbai, and under-explored cities such as Lahore and Colombo. Discover new forms of urbanism and gain theoretical insights into transnational processes shaping cities in South Asia. Perfect for students and scholars of urban studies, geography, and South Asian studies, this book provides a critical and comparative lens for understanding contemporary urban change.