Titlebook: Social Exclusion and Policies of Inclusion; Issues and Perspecti Smita Mishra Panda,Annapurna Devi Pandey,Supriya P Book 2022 The Editor(s)

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The Everyday Fault Lines of Inclusion and Exclusion in Delhi: Of Othering, Counter Voices and a Poliover national and international migrants, while negotiating the regular aftermaths of relocation and dislocation. Powerful sovereign states continue to have the prerogative to admit, restrict or deny mobility within their borders and territories. On the basis of a shared memory, political ethnograph

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Globalisation and Social Polarisation: Spatial Repercussions of Global Labour Flows of Domestic Workresent the global labour force generated in response to the globalisation of the economy. They are ‘foreign domestic workers’(FDW) personifying ‘labour export’ from countries with lower GNP and/or from cities ranked lower in the global city hierarchy. This chapter looks at globalisation and the move

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Witch Hunts in India: The Nexus with Forms of Exclusionms of exclusion of women, often old and unsupported. Witch accusations usually follow illness or some other misfortune. Accused of using supernatural power to cause harm, exclusions range from seizure of land, and forms of levelling of those thought to have illicitly become better off. Exclusion is

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Tragedy to the Commons and Outcomes of Blue Growth: Comparative Study on the Politicised Environmentugh inclusive and participatory approach, but the artisanal fishers in India and around the globe have strongly resisted the initiative. In order to understand this resistance and the consequent social exclusion of fishers, we critically unravel systemic structural issues that differentiate capture

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Encountering and Engaging with Modernity: Vulnerability and Exclusion of Youth in Odisha, Bengaluru and Tiruppur. Many of these youth, who belong to the lower caste, poor families and indigenous communities, migrate from the Odisha countryside to receive training for work in garment factories in Bengaluru and Tiruppur. Others live in the slums of Bhubaneswar, while engaging in urban wo