Correct option is B
A - III,B - IV,C - II,D - I
List I: Authors
- A. J. W. de Wit: Known for his work on urban poverty and slums in India.
- B. Vinit Mukhija: Researches urban planning, housing, and informal settlements.
- C. Robert Neuwirth: An investigative journalist who has extensively studied squatter settlements globally.
- D. M. S. Dhadave: Works on urban sociology, particularly focusing on slums in India.
List II: Books
- I. Sociology of Slum: A general title that could apply to various authors, but needs to be matched specifically based on the context.
- II. Shadow Cities: A Billion Squatters, A New Urban World: Focuses on the global phenomenon of squatter settlements.
- III. Policy, Poverty and Politics in Madras Slums: Specifically addresses the situation in Madras (Chennai).
- IV. Squatters as Developers? Slum Redevelopment in Mumbai: Examines slum redevelopment in Mumbai.
Matching:
- A. J. W. de Wit - III. Policy, Poverty and Politics in Madras Slums: J.W. de Wit is known for his work on slums in Madras (Chennai), making this the correct match.
- B. Vinit Mukhija - IV. Squatters as Developers? Slum Redevelopment in Mumbai: Vinit Mukhija has done research on slum redevelopment in Mumbai, aligning with this book.
- C. Robert Neuwirth - II. Shadow Cities: A Billion Squatters, A New Urban World: Robert Neuwirth's work on global squatter settlements is encapsulated in this book.
- D. M. S. Dhadave - I. Sociology of Slum: While a general title, M.S. Dhadave's work on urban sociology and slums makes this the most fitting match.