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Conclusion,t rather to meet commercial interests. Post-colonial forest policies, which continued to encourage commercialisation, were even less concerned with tribal development. Indeed, populist policy initiatives in respect of both the environment and tribals were by and large aimed at the consolidation and retention of the vote-bank.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230337008, from the late eighteenth to the early twenty-first century (1792–2007). This introductory chapter sets the argument in the context of the ongoing debate on environmental history and indicates how the issues and problems need to be addressed. Further, it gives an overview of the remaining chapters.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science, in the violation of the human rights of tribal communities with reference to Dharmapuri district of Tamil Nadu (1990–2000). Further, he looks into the alliance between Forest Department personnel and politicians regarding the looting of forest wealth. Despite the several Forest Acts and sets of ru