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Landlessness and Collective Violent REsistance to Mining Induced Displacement and Resettlement (MIDR) in Developing Countries: The Case of Anti-Phulbari Coal Mining Movement in Bangladesh

This research project explores the role of landless people in collective resistance to Mining-Induced Displacement and Resettlement (MIDR)caused by the Phulbari Coal Mining project (Bangladesh). It explores the relationship between landlessness, forced displacement, exclusion, and collective resistance to fill a gap in MIDR scholarship, which has almost exclusively paid attention to effects of MIDR on people with formal land-rights.

Date:1 Oct 2015 →  30 Sep 2021
Keywords:landlessness, land politics, Bangladesh, violent resistance, mining
Disciplines:Human geography, Applied sociology, Economic development, innovation, technological change and growth, Urban and regional design, development and planning, Economic geography, Recreation, leisure and tourism geography, Other social and economic geography, Urban and regional geography, Anthropology