Nilanjan dutta (4 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreward. Introduction. 1. An Enigma called Marichjhampi. 2. Promises and Nuances. 3. One step forward, two steps back. 4. Power to the police. 5. Watch them, catch them, crush them. 6. Return of the political prisoner. 7. Torture and tolerance. 8. Defence of impunity. 9. Bullet over ballot. 10. Sex and suppression. 11. War on two fronts. 12. Joining the war on terror. 13. The violence of development. 14. History tragedy farce. 15. Foundation and future. Postscript. The rise to power of the CPI(M) led led front in West Bengal in 1977 was accompanied by a rise in people's aspirations. But it embarked on a strange journey, violating its own avowed principles, from crushing the initiative of the displaced people at Marichjhampi to undertaking violent "development" drive. The 'Left' government seemed to be alarmed by the people trying to exercise their rights. However, its defeat in 2011 after 34 years of rule was not the end of a history but the establishment of a truth: People are the true architects of history. This book will be of interest to general readers and followers of current affairs as well as scholars of political science and history. Nilanjan Dutta is a journalist and human rights activist based in Kolkata. Among his previous publications are violation of Democratic Rights in West Bengal since Independence, Beyond Developmentalism (edited), Anatomy of an execution: Capital Punishment and Media violence (co-authored), Nandigram and Media: Between the Battle-lines (co-authored), etc.…

Pbk. Contents 1 Refugees IDPs and the Stateless 2 The Refugees and Stateless in the North East 3 Conflict Violence-Induced Displacement 4 Resource Politics Climate Change Environmental Degradation and Displacement 5 LawsPolitics Relating to Forced Migration 6 Sources and Research on Forced Migration 7 From The Field to the NewsroomForced Migration in North East India A Media Reader is a comprehensive ready reference and toolkit for journalists researchers and people in general - who are interested in the media and North East IndiaThe region though geographically isolated and economically underdeveloped has a distinctive cultural socio-economic and political identity Viewed from within it represents an incredible diversity comprising over 200 indigenous communitiesAs the states in North East India have borders with several countries China Myanmar Bhutan Nepal and Bangladesh since vivisection of the Indian subcontinent in 1947 the region has faced waves of population influx from across the borders at various times Forced migration and displacement due to repeated ethnic violence have led to hundreds of villages being burnt and thousands of people killed The figure of internally displaced persons in the region has surpassed the half a million mark according to a recent estimateBesides ethnic conflicts natural calamities such as floods and erosion as well as construction activities or eviction in the reserve forest areas have added to the misery of the displaced persons in North East India many of whom are languishing in the temporary camps for decadesHowever the issue often does not get due coverage in the media and many journalists feel that the resources tools and skills to cover this issue at their disposal are inadequate The Media Reader is an effort to bridge this gap 228 pp.…

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