This study forms part of a three-year study to scope the nature and extent of land use change in the three postcolonial Asian countries of India, Indonesia and Myanmar. It aims to understand the lived experience of people affected by land use change and related conflicts in India. Equally, if not more importantly, this research seeks to analyse what affected people do when such conflicts arise. What are the strategies they adopt and what kinds of remedies do they seek? Further, what drives these choices?
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EnglishMidcourse manoeuvres: Community strategies and remedies for natural resource conflicts in India
Author: Kohli Kanchi; Kapoor Meenakshi; Menon Manju; Viswanathan Vidya
Publisher: Centre for Policy Research; Namati Environmental Justice Program
Language: English
Year: 2018
Location(s): India
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