I Noy
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 35827 |
|---|---|
| NOME | I Noy |
| PRENOMES | I |
| SOBRENOME | Noy |
| ASSINATURA | NOY I |
| AFILIAÇÕES | London School of Economics [email protected] |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6754-7428 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Waiting for displacement
Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork in a village in eastern India’s coal-bearing tracts, this paper explores the different ways in which two groups of residents – local, landed households and migrant, landless ones – perceive and respond to the possibility of future mining-induced displacement. It contributes to a growing body of research that is concerned with the anticipatory phase of land dispossession, and the differential ways in which people …
Unpicking Precarity
Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork, this article explores two widespread types of informal and precarious work in eastern India's coal mining tracts. It seeks to contribute to recent attempts to disaggregate the umbrella notion of precarity and the related concept of 'classes of labour' in the context of the global South. It does so by illuminating the more nuanced yet significant relative distinctions between different forms of precarious coal-re…
The politics of dispossession and compensation in the eastern Indian coal belt
Ethnographic studies in sites of land dispossession for large capital projects have revealed the diversity of local political responses to this process, from fierce resistance to compliance. The theoretical challenge, in this context, is to trace the particular factors that affect this politics, and the conditions under which different reactions to dispossession unfold. Drawing on fieldwork in an Adivasi (tribal) village adjacent to an opencast c…
Public sector employment, class mobility, and differentiation in a tribal coal mining village in India
India's adivasi, or tribal, communities have most often been depicted as homogeneous and egalitarian, at least compared to the entrenched social hierarchies that characterise rural caste society. This article draws on fieldwork in a mining-affected adivasi village in Jharkhand, eastern India, to consider how compensatory public sector employment for mining-induced land dispossession has contributed to new processes of stratification within adivas…
Rethinking land, enclosure and resistance
Levien, Michael. 2018. Dispossession without development: Land grabs in neoliberal India. New York: Oxford University Press.Li, Tania Murray. 2014. Land's end: Capitalist relations on an indigenous frontier. Durham, NC: Duke University Press
Waiting for displacement
Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork in a village in eastern India’s coal-bearing tracts, this paper explores the different ways in which two groups of residents – local, landed households and migrant, landless ones – perceive and respond to the possibility of future mining-induced displacement. It contributes to a growing body of research that is concerned with the anticipatory phase of land dispossession, and the differential ways in which people …
The politics of dispossession and compensation in the eastern Indian coal belt
Ethnographic studies in sites of land dispossession for large capital projects have revealed the diversity of local political responses to this process, from fierce resistance to compliance. The theoretical challenge, in this context, is to trace the particular factors that affect this politics, and the conditions under which different reactions to dispossession unfold. Drawing on fieldwork in an Adivasi (tribal) village adjacent to an opencast c…
Public sector employment, class mobility, and differentiation in a tribal coal mining village in India
India's adivasi, or tribal, communities have most often been depicted as homogeneous and egalitarian, at least compared to the entrenched social hierarchies that characterise rural caste society. This article draws on fieldwork in a mining-affected adivasi village in Jharkhand, eastern India, to consider how compensatory public sector employment for mining-induced land dispossession has contributed to new processes of stratification within adivas…
Unpicking Precarity
Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork, this article explores two widespread types of informal and precarious work in eastern India's coal mining tracts. It seeks to contribute to recent attempts to disaggregate the umbrella notion of precarity and the related concept of 'classes of labour' in the context of the global South. It does so by illuminating the more nuanced yet significant relative distinctions between different forms of precarious coal-re…
Rethinking land, enclosure and resistance
Levien, Michael. 2018. Dispossession without development: Land grabs in neoliberal India. New York: Oxford University Press.Li, Tania Murray. 2014. Land's end: Capitalist relations on an indigenous frontier. Durham, NC: Duke University Press
Public sector employment, class mobility, and differentiation in a tribal coal mining village in India
India's adivasi, or tribal, communities have most often been depicted as homogeneous and egalitarian, at least compared to the entrenched social hierarchies that characterise rural caste society. This article draws on fieldwork in a mining-affected adivasi village in Jharkhand, eastern India, to consider how compensatory public sector employment for mining-induced land dispossession has contributed to new processes of stratification within adivas…
The politics of dispossession and compensation in the eastern Indian coal belt
Ethnographic studies in sites of land dispossession for large capital projects have revealed the diversity of local political responses to this process, from fierce resistance to compliance. The theoretical challenge, in this context, is to trace the particular factors that affect this politics, and the conditions under which different reactions to dispossession unfold. Drawing on fieldwork in an Adivasi (tribal) village adjacent to an opencast c…
Waiting for displacement
Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork in a village in eastern India’s coal-bearing tracts, this paper explores the different ways in which two groups of residents – local, landed households and migrant, landless ones – perceive and respond to the possibility of future mining-induced displacement. It contributes to a growing body of research that is concerned with the anticipatory phase of land dispossession, and the differential ways in which people …
Unpicking Precarity
Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork, this article explores two widespread types of informal and precarious work in eastern India's coal mining tracts. It seeks to contribute to recent attempts to disaggregate the umbrella notion of precarity and the related concept of 'classes of labour' in the context of the global South. It does so by illuminating the more nuanced yet significant relative distinctions between different forms of precarious coal-re…
Geography (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Hydropower, Displacement, Environmental Impact (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Water Governance and Infrastructure (3 obras) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (2 obras) · Anthropology (2 obras) · Development economics (2 obras) · Economic growth (2 obras)