Marginalised Displacees and Development

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Marginalised Displacees and Development A Study on Displaced People of Kerala

Author Name: Norvy Paul | Format: Paperback | Genre : Educational & Professional | Other Details

Development is envisaged is realised often by the implementation of various projects involving investments which are expected to be boon to the respective nations. It not only impose financial burden for a specified time but also involves human displacement, involuntarily from the place of their origin. Nations and international agencies have also stipulated guidelines to implement such projects. India being mixed economy implemented projects on public-private partnership (PPP) and Kerala being first in the nation to have an airport on PPP model displaced 829 families. and another transport project that facilitates container movement (ICTT) which displaced 316 families. Since both involved forced eviction of families, invite a movement from one place to another which has multiple implications to their life. It can either lead to advancement or marginalisation. To understand the status of displaced people of these transport projects of Kerala, India the researcher has undertaken a study using mixed method to collect data from respondents selected for study. The study discloses that the oustees of both projects are experiencing a high level of marginalisation in four dimensions: economic, social, psychological and political. This hinders the achievement of intended wellbeing of oustees. This could have been avoided if there was adequate attention taken to obtain social licensing which promotes economics of recovery and wellbeing of individuals, community and society.

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Norvy Paul

Dr. Norvy Paul completed his masters from the University of Pune and joined De Paul School of Social Work as an academician in since 2004. His current research work is focused on displacement in India with particular interest on social and cultural capital, marginalisation, human rights and community development. He has authored and edited four books on development induced displacement; published several articles in various national and international journals and presented papers at various forums related to social work and displacement. From 2015-2017, he was an editor of De Paul Journal of Scientific Research, a bi-annual scholarly publication that promotes academic research for the purpose of moulding better science practitioners. Dr Paul recently completed Post-Doctoral Studies at Christ University in Bangalore, conducting research on development induced displacement and marginalisation in Kerala. Currently, he is Senior Lecturer in Social Work in The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Nairobi.