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100			_aThomas, Pooja _9120130
245		0	_aRedesigning the relationship between heritage and city: Insights from the Gandhi Heritage Portal, Ahmedabad
260			_bUrban Studies
260			_c2024
300			_a1111-1126
520			_aUrban heritage is often tasked with the burden of mediating city history as well as its imagined futures. In Asian contexts, these imagined futures have often been encoded as smart' urbanity while historicity is wielded as soft power. Past studies have discussed this in the context of Ahmedabad, a significant urban centre in the region of Gujarat, India, whose urban heritage has served to promote the city's image. This article suggests that it is the digital archive, the Gandhi Heritage Portal, that potentially offers ways of disrupting the mediation of the city through heritage. With ethnographic interviews, observations, and secondary literature on the histories of the city, this article attempts a close discursive reading of the spatial, material, and ideological implications of an Ashram doing' technology through the Gandhi Heritage Portal. The article suggests that the making of the digital archive offered opportunities to dislocate heritage from neoliberal aspirations of the city.
650			_a Digital Archive _9120131
650			_a Heritage Portal _9120132
650			_a Smart City _9120133
650			_a Urban Futures _9120134
650			_aAhmedabad _9120135
856			_uhttps://doi.org/10.1177/00420980231202639
999			_c133641 _d133641