: Issues in Law, Forest and Livelihood Ravikant Shah creator text New Delhi Global Publications 2022 1 monographic eng Eng lis h

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The Adivasi People: Issues in Law, Forest and Livelihood examines the conditions, rights, and challenges faced by Adivasi (indigenous tribal) communities in India—especially in relation to forest laws, land rights, and livelihood security. It discusses how colonial and post-colonial legal frameworks governing land and forests have affected the traditional ways of life and economic survival of tribal peoples who traditionally live in or near forested areas. The book likely covers topics such as customary land use, legal exclusion from forests, state policies, socioeconomic marginalization, and the struggle for secure livelihood rights within India’s legal and policy environment. Adivasis — India — Social conditions Indigenous peoples — India — Legal status, laws, etc Forest law — India — Social aspects Land tenure — India — Tribal peoples Livelihood — Tribal populations — India Tribal societies — Economic conditions — India 305.800954 RAV/AD 9789383181940 260214