The Political Economy of Land Acquisition in India 2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-5326-9_10
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“…Amidst all this, coal extraction continues, and state-driven land acquisition perpetuates enduring injustice, which is met with changing forms of resistance (Sathe 2016). Levien (2013) suggests that Adivasis in remote mineral-rich forested areas are far less willing to accept compensation than their urban and peri-urban counterparts in big metropolitan centres.…”
Section: Background: the Nested Injustices Of Coal In Indiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Amidst all this, coal extraction continues, and state-driven land acquisition perpetuates enduring injustice, which is met with changing forms of resistance (Sathe 2016). Levien (2013) suggests that Adivasis in remote mineral-rich forested areas are far less willing to accept compensation than their urban and peri-urban counterparts in big metropolitan centres.…”
Section: Background: the Nested Injustices Of Coal In Indiamentioning
confidence: 99%