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Karachi, Megacity of Our Times
y of Our Times is the story of the transformation of a sleepy town of under twenty thousand people into a vibrant metropolis - one of the largest in Asia today.
Hamida Khuhro, Anwer Mooraj, 1997
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Karachi, Dacca...and Back: Searching to Reclaim My Children
Shocked awake in a strange bed with no knowledge of how she got there, Isabel's abrupt introduction to alcohol and adulthood is only intensified by her consequent marriage and accompanying motherhood.
Isabel Camacho Diamond, 2011
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Zenana: Everyday Peace in a Karachi Apartment Building
A rare, intimate glimpse into the daily lives of middle-class women in urban Pakistan
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Problems of Working Women in Karachi, Pakistan - Page 161
Iffat Hussain. CHAPTER SEVEN ADVICE TO WORKING WOMEN Comments and Advice from Senior Working Women Some older women in their 50s and early 60s who had worked for much of their adult lives shared stories of their ...
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Instant City: Life and Death in Karachi
As Steve Inskeep so aptly puts it, we are now living in the age of the "instant city," when new megacities can emerge practically overnight, creating a host of unique pressures surrounding land use, energy, housing, and the environment.
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Karachi Ordered Disorder
Drawing upon oral, textual and visual material collected during more than a decade of quasi-yearly fieldtrips to Karachi (2001–2013), this book is a testimony to the innumerable debts that I have accumulated over the years, starting with my ...
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Lessons from Karachi: The Role of Demonstration, ... - Page 11
There are said to be 539 katchi abadis in Karachi (some unofficial estimates put the figure at 702). Of these, 72 per cent have been notified (that is, accepted by government and for which the process of provision of land title has been approved, ...
Arif Pervaiz, Perween Rahman, Arif Hasan, 2008
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Karachi: Ordered Disorder and the Struggle for the City - Page 17
Fahmida Riaz, Karāchī (1996).1 Karachi was not always synonymous with charred buses and mutilated bodies wrapped in gunny bags. The 'Guide to Karachi' distributed to American soldiers posted in the city during the Second World War ...
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Karachi, You’re Killing Me!:
The literature festivalisone of Karachi's biggest cultural events, so everyone turns up.It's free, there's the chancetomeet authors, listen topoetry, discuss books and get into long, passionate arguments thataren't fuelled by alcohol. If only it wasn't ...
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A Portrait of Cambridge and Karachi
Caroline Jaine. ليس غريبا لا ........... بين بلدان التي تفتك بنك MBCء ------------------------- .................. _----------------______.
