publications

Book and Journal essays:

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Dangerous Liaisons: Women and Men; Risk and Reputation in Mumbai\’, in Review of Women\’s Studies, EPW, Vol. 42 No.17, 2007, 1510-1518.

• Shilpa Ranade, \’The Way She Moves: Mapping the Everyday Production of Gender-Space\’, Review of Women\’s Studies, EPW, Vol. 42 No.17, 2007, 1519-1526.

• Sameera Khan, \’Negotiating the Mohalla: Exclusion, Identity and Muslim Women in Mumbai\’, Review of Women\’s Studies, EPW, Vol. 42 No.17, 2007, 1527-1533.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’You can be Lonely in a Crowd: the Production of Safety in Mumbai\’, in Urban Studies ed. By Sujata Patel & Kushal Deb, OUP, 2006.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Remapping the Public: Gendered Spaces in Mumbai\’ in Madhavi Desai (ed.) Gender and the Built Environment, New Delhi: Zubaan Books (formerly Kali for Women), forthcoming.

• Shilpa Phadke, Sameera Khan and Shilpa Ranade, \’Re-visioning Mumbai: A Gendered View\’ in Mumbai Reader, UDRI for the 10th International Architecture Exhibition, Venice Biennale, 2006, p. 246-249.

• Sameera Khan, \’Blinkered Vision\’, in Mumbai Reader, UDRI for the 10th International Architecture Exhibition, Venice Biennale, 2006, p. 164-165.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Barcode\’, in Mumbai Reader, UDRI for the 10th International Architecture Exhibition, Venice Biennale, 2006, p. 242-243.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Transcending the City\’, in Mumbai Reader, UDRI for the 10th International Architecture Exhibition, Venice Biennale, 2006, p. 244-245.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’You can be Lonely in a Crowd: the Production of Safety in Mumbai\’ in Indian Journal of Gender Studies, New Delhi: Sage, February 2005.

Other Journals and Magazines:

• Shilpa Phadke & Sameera Khan, \’The 21st Century Politics of College Clothing (And Other Things)\’, Agenda, Info-Change India, February 2006.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Sexuality & Space: Thinking Through Some Issues\’, In Plainspeak, Journal of The South & South East Asia Resource Centre on Sexuality, Issue 1, 2006.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’The Ban on Dance Bars in Mumbai, India\’, Spread Magazine, New York.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Can We Reclaim the Night: The Politics of Nocturnal Public Space\’, Humanscape, July 2005.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Taking on the Challenge\’, Freedom First, April-June 2005, p.31.

• Shilpa Ranade, \’Accessing Place\’, Architecture Space Time & People, April 2005, p.18-21.

• Shilpa Phadke, Shilpa Ranade and Sameera Khan, \’Teaching Gender, Framing Architecture – 2\’ Architecture Space Time & People, April 2005, p. 20-22.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’(En)Lighten the Night\’, Architecture Space Time & People, March 2005, p. 10-12.

• Shilpa Ranade, Shilpa Phadke & Sameera Khan, \’Teaching Gender, Framing Architecture – 1\’ Architecture Space Time & People, March 2005, p. 22-25.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Whither archives: The Politics of Inclusion & Interpretation\’, Humanscape, special issue on Archives, February, 2004.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Looking over our Shoulders: Women Fear and Violence in Public Space\’, Humanscape, April 2002, Mumbai.
Architecture: Time Space People column – Gender Maps

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Transcending the City\’, Architecture Time Space & People, January, 2006.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Glass Barriers\’, Architecture Time Space & People, December, 2005, pp.50-51.

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Traversing the City, Architecture Time Space & People, November, 2005, p.45-47.

• Shilpa Ranade, \’Emergency Only\’, Architecture Time Space & People, October, 2005, p.42-43.

• Sameera Khan, \’Mum\’s the Word\’, Architecture Time Space & People, September, 2005. (Mothers and toilets)

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Ritual Pollution\’, Architecture Time Space & People, August, 2005. (on citizenship and toilets)

• Sameera Khan, \’Blinkered Vision\’, Architecture Time Space & People, July, 2005. (critique of vision Mumbai)

• Shilpa Phadke, \’Decoding Spaces\’, Architecture Space Time & People, June, 2005, pp 52-53.

Newspaper Articles:

• Sameera Khan and Shilpa Phadke, \’Walking on the Streets isn\’t streetwalking\’, Hindustan Times, Mumbai, August 2, 2005 (on the significance of everyday street harassment).

• Sameera Khan, on the discussion organised by G&S on the wider issues of the marine drive rape case, Citylights, The Times of India, May 9, 2005

• Sameera Khan, \’Time for Change\’, Time Out Mumbai, April 8-21 2005.

• Sameera Khan, Shilpa Phadke and Shilpa Ranade, \’Women want bright lights, safe parks and female cops\’ in the Sunday Times of India, 30 January 2005.

Catalogues:

• Shilpa Phadke, City Limits: Engendering the Body in Public Space, photo-exhibition catalogue essay.