Resources, tribes and development : competing interests and contours of possibilities / edited by M.C. Behera, Jumyir Basar.

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TextPublication details: Jaipur : Rawat Publications, c2014Description: 318p. ; 22cmISBN:

9788131606704

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305.800954 BEH 22

Summary: The papers included in this book primarily focus on contradicting perspectives, competing interests, and emerging outcomes, when the relation between Indias tribes and their resource perceptions shifts along the line of corporate induced development projects. Precisely, it is a compendium of issues related to development induced displacement. In a broad sense, the relation between India's ecology and economy has been examined, with reference to specific contexts in development practices where resource perception and utilization are contested by traditional and commercial users.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

The papers included in this book primarily focus on contradicting perspectives, competing interests, and emerging outcomes, when the relation between Indias tribes and their resource perceptions shifts along the line of corporate induced development projects. Precisely, it is a compendium of issues related to development induced displacement. In a broad sense, the relation between India's ecology and economy has been examined, with reference to specific contexts in development practices where resource perception and utilization are contested by traditional and commercial users.

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