Understanding development, conflict and violence: The cases of Bhutan, Nepal, North-East India and the Chittagong Hill tracts of Bangladesh
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2012-09-08
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Rhetoric of democracy, governance and corruption, Poverty, inequality, exclusivity and deprivation, Security and militarization, Economic development and compounding injustice, Population, migration and urbanization, Ethnicity, ethno-nationalism and socio-cultural, Weak institutions and destructive politics, Concept of development, Overview of theories of development, Development, change, conflict and nation building, Concept of conflict and violence, Typologies of violence and their manifestations, Political violence, Overview of theories of conflict and violence, Nation building and violence, Engineering evolution through conflict and violence: The case of Lhotsampa Bhutanese and refugees crisis, Ethno-demographic statistics of Bhutan, Underlying deep-rooted causes of conflict and violence, Citizens into refugees: Response, reaction and exodus, Crisis with crisis: internal colonization and resettlement, Politics of diplomacy: Deadlock and continuing uncertainties, National, regional and international determinants of refugees crisis, Frustations and despair: Possible militarization of refugees and coming of anarchy, Engineering evolution through conflict and violence: The case of Jumma people of Chittagong Hill tracts of Bangladesh, Overview of Bangladesh and background of Jumma people, Enabing conditions for conflict and violence CHTs, Resisitance movement and insurgency, Exodus of Jumma refugees, Politics of compromise: Exclusive fog of peace, Engineering evolution through conflict and violence: The case of North-East India, Overview of India, Profile of North-East India, Profile of North-East India, Causes of conflict and violence, Insurgent groups in the North-East, Politics of persuasion: Muddling ahead, Engineering evolution through conflict and violence: The case of Maoists of Nepal, Setting of Nepal, Moaists' demands, Moaist insurgency, Quest for peace: Plenty of clouds and few silver lining, Taking stock, Form of cooperation between the reformists and revolutionaries, Social base of violent movement, Integrating violence to a strategy, Network of insurgent and militant groups, State response and mobilization dimensions, Evaluating the economic dimensions of development, Political economy, Evaluating the political and socio-cultural dimensions of development, Paradoxes and experiences of development, Understanding development, conflict and violence lingkages, Mutuality of development, conflict and violence, Towards general propositions of causes of conflict and violence, Costs of conflict and violence, Conflict and peace brokers: Problems and prospects, Problems of honest peace broker in conflict resolution in South Asia