DEGRADING COMMONS: THE ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF MIGRATION- THE CASE OF KERALA, INDIA IN A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

Kerala Migration becomes a socio-economic phenomenon of Kerala. The peasant farmers in the central region of called Travancore have massively moved to the northern region of Kerala called Malabar in 1920s and continued till 1960s. Migration opens opportunities, but they also pose problems like econo...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: V. P. RAGHAVAN
Format: Printed Book
Subjects:
DOMESTIC MIGRATION; > ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS; > TRAVANCORE; > MALABAR
Online Access:http://10.26.1.76/ks/005199.pdf
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