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Introduction to Urban Villages and the Enforced Transience of Migrant Workers, the state, but it can also create opportunities for grassroots movements. It also destroys old orders and encourages new grassroots alliances. This chapter presents the research background, significance, research aim and framework, research questions, methodology and book structure.

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Ran Liu and to meet socially desirable objectives as set out in the Five-Year Plans, it was necessary to ensure that availability of credit did not act as a constraint on growth. Further, there was a need to augment the savings of the economy to attain higher growth rates. This was attempted through mobili

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