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082			_a307.2 _bFER-P
245			_aProgress: at whose cost? : _bdevelopment–induced displacement in West Bengal 1947-2000 _cby Walter Fernandes ...[et al.]
260			_aGuwahati : _bNorth Eastern Social Research Centre, _c©2012
300			_a593 p. ; _c23 cm.
490			_aNESRC displacement studies series _v2
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505			_tChapter 1. Displacement, deprivation and the pattern of development
505			_tChapter 2. Studies and rehabilitation policies at alternatives
505			_tChapter 3. The nature of the study
505			_tChapter 4. The background of West Bengal: deprivation and displacement
505			_tChapter 5. Displacement and deprivation by water resources
505			_tChapter 6. Alienation by industrial, mining and power projects
505			_tChapter 7. Environment protection, refuge rehabilitation and farms
505			_tChapter 8. Transport, defence, administration, urban development
505			_tChapter 9. Human resources, tourism, welfare and others
505			_tChapter 10. Total land acquired, person affected, rehabilitation and the future scenario
505			_tChapter 11. The background of the respondents
505			_tChapter 12. The process of deprivation, resettlement: impoverishment and marginalisation
505			_tChapter 13. Conclusion: development with A human face
650			_aEconomic development -- India -- West Bengal
650			_aEnvironmental aspects
650			_aForced migration
700			_aFernandes, Walter
700			_aChetri, Shanti
700			_aLama, Satyen
700			_aJoseph, Sherry
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999			_c190144 _d190144