The seven studies included in this volume address key social issues in involuntary population resettlement and the use of sociological and anthropological knowledge for inducing socio-economic development. The first chapter states that often, the development is spontaneous to induce not only results in benefits, but also in social disorganization. Many planners and policymakers find it hard to recognize this double acting, just at the moment it is...
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2001/01/01
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67190
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Reasentamiento de Poblacion y Estudios Sociales
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voluntary resettlement
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Cernea,Michael M..
Reasentamiento de Poblacion y Estudios Sociales (Spanish). Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/235961468340761911