Industrial Displacements and Human Rights

Displacements often cause umpteen hardships to the lower strata of the society who finds limited access to the resouces offered to them by the facilitating agencies and mechanisms including state and non-state actors.While voluntary displacements are amiable in nature, involuntary displacements are the real causes to worry. Often people loose their rights in the entire process due to their ignorance .This ignorance costs them much in long run.Again the dubious intentions of other stake holders sometimes play role against these people interest. The case study on industrial displacements undertaken in this book is from state of Orissa , India which exposed various procedural functions and its side effects on people. Hope the results found out and displayed will benefit the researchers and policy makers in future for similar kind of initiatives.

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Dr. Ratnakar Mishra,MA,MBA,DHRD,PhD is having over 13 years of experience in field of management postgraduate teaching and organisational training.He obtained his MBA from IMS,Devi Ahilya University,Indore and PhD on 'Industrial Displacements and Human Rights' from Berhampur University, Berhampur..He is currently a faculty member at NIST, Berhampur