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Dams, Migration and Authoritarianism in China - The Local State in Yunnan

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Informationen zum Autor Sabrina Habich is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Tübingen, Germany. Klappentext This book studies the evolution of dam-induced resettlement policy in China, based on extensive fieldwork conducted in Yunnan province. It shows that local governments are caught in a double bind, facing strong top-down pressures in, while simultaneously having to handle growing social pressure from communities affected by resettlement policies. Zusammenfassung This book studies the evolution of dam-induced resettlement policy in China, based on extensive fieldwork conducted in Yunnan province. It shows that local governments are caught in a double bind, facing strong top-down pressures in, while simultaneously having to handle growing social pressure from communities affected by resettlement policies. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. Introduction: Authoritarianism, Policy, And Dams 2. Fragmented Mediation And The Local State 3. Dam Resettlement Policy In China 4. Hydropower Development, Resettlement And The Nuozhadu Dam 5. One Dam, Many Policies: The Resettlement Experience Of Green Mountain Village 6. One Dam, Many Policies: Resettlement Experience Of South Stream Village 7. Conclusion – Policy, Power And Mediation

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