Dispossessing irrigators: Water grabbing, supply-side growth and farmer resistance in India

Keyphrases

• Economic Growth 100%
• Supply Side 100%
• India 100%
• Capital Accumulation 100%
• Dispossession 100%
• Irrigators 100%
• Water Grabbing 100%
• State-led 50%
• Recent Scholarship 50%
• New Center 50%
• Water Supply 50%
• Policy Documents 50%
• Industrial Use 50%
• Planners 50%
• Peasants 50%
• Irrigation 50%
• Irrigated Agriculture 50%
• Commercial Use 50%
• Domestic Use 50%
• Rajasthan 50%
• Farmer Livelihoods 50%
• Jaipur 50%
• Capital City 50%
• Indian States 50%
• Water Reallocation 50%
• Agrarian Economy 50%
• Critical Scholarship 50%
• Economic Means 50%
• Northwestern India 50%
• Dam Reservoir 50%
• Urban Water Infrastructure 50%
• Accumulation by Dispossession 50%
• Dialectic Process 50%
• Peasant Resistance 50%
• Infrastructure Development Projects 50%
• Neoliberal Capitalism 50%

Social Sciences

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• Economic Growth 100%
• India 100%
• Capital Accumulation 100%
• Development Project 50%
• Water Supply 50%
• Capital City 50%
• Infrastructure Development 50%