Urban Undesirables: Volume 1: City Transition and Street-Based Sex Work in Bangalore

Neethi P. is Faculty at Indian Institute for Human Settlements, Bengaluru. She works on urban labour informality and focuses on women informal workers and various forms and responses from upcoming alternative labour associations. She has published in the areas of garments, electronics, ports, home-based work, street vending, sanitation, mill work, and sex work. She is the author of Globalization Lived Locally: A Labour Geography Perspective (2016).

Anant Kamath is Assistant Professor at National Institute of Advanced Studies, Bengaluru. He works on technology and the subaltern in India, and concerns on inequality, urban transition, social mobility, spatiality, gender, and caste, undergird his enquiries on technological experiences and outcomes. He is the author of The Social Context of Technological Experiences (2020) and Industrial Innovation, Networks, and Economic Development (2015).