Urban commons are currently not studied holistically under the rationale used by the
ecosystem cascade framework. In this paper, we build on the ecosystem cascade framework …

Urban expansion is a global phenomenon during which many common spaces, often with
complex histories of governance and stewardships become redefined within prevailing …

Urbanisation is perhaps the most crucial factor affecting the environment in the
Anthropocene. Not only does urban development directly impact the biotic elements in the …

Extreme water events such as flooding and scarcity are becoming a common occurrence in
the city of Bengaluru, India. I use case studies of textile mills in colonial Bangalore to argue …

Resilience of a city is a measure of its ability to retain or adapt form and function in the
possibility of change. This is particularly true of urban water security in a water scarce world …

Abstract Across rapidly urbanizing South Asia, erstwhile irrigation tanks or “lakes” are being
swallowed into towns and cities and being given new meaning as providers of …

Salacca (Salacca edulis L.) is a tropical plant with a high economic value. The sexes of
salacca can be grouped as dioecious, monoecious, dan hermaphrodite. Farmer's success in …

Abstract Bengaluru, earlier Bendakaalooru,(Bendakaalooru, meaning land of boiled beans
in kannada language, was a name coined to bengaluru as suggested by a very interesting …

Cities are composition of complex matrix of neighbourhood held together by the movement
networks. The local neighbourhood is very important to understand how people conceive …

The city of Bengaluru has been witness to the phenomenon of urban flooding every
alternate year since 2005. Situated in the heart of southern India, Bengaluru is the fastest …