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245		0	_aSociology of displacement : policies and practice
260			_aJaipur
260			_bRawat Publications
260			_c2013
300			_a273p
520			_aThis volume contains an assortment of papers written by eminent activists, administrators, and scholars from India on development-induced displacement of indigenous people from their lands and livelihoods. Using a Bordieuxian framework to understand the economics of development from a sociological perspective, the book explores the type of society that India seems to be pursuing, where sections of the country's population need to be cast aside to make way for others. The conclusion drawn is not how the various social groups respond to displacement, but how India's society as a whole seems eager to use a developmentalist paradigm despite being fully aware of the inequalities and marginalization that such paradigms create.
650			_aInternally displaced persons
700			_aSomayaji, Sakarama (ed.)
700			_aDasgupta, Susmita (ed.)
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