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The grave problem of population displacement is caused mainly by development projects, conflicts and natural disasters. Though development projects can bring enormous benefits to society, they also impose far-reaching consequences, which are often borne by the most disadvantaged lot of people. Development displacees can suffer as severely as those displaced either internally or internationally by natural disasters or conflict and violence. The gravity of displacement issue is explicit in quantifications made by different agencies. The forced population displacement is always crisis-prone, even when necessary as part of broad and beneficial development programs. The affected people get profoundly disrupted culturally as well as socio-economically. Displacement often dismantles people s existing modes of production, disrupts social networks, causes the impoverishment of many of those uprooted.This book is an attempt to illustrate the principal causes, contexts, and consequences of population displacement around the world.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR B. Sujatha

B Sujatha is a Cost Accountant and MBA with specialization in Finance. She is presently working as Consulting Editor at Icfai Business School Research Center, Chennai. She has over fifteen years of industry experience in the areas of finance, accounting, audit and administration. She worked with the Oil & Natural Gas Corporation for ten years. Before joining Icfai, she was incharge of Finance and Administration for a group of companies in Botswana for four years. Her areas of interest include management, business strategy and corporate finance.