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Development Flows from the Barrel of a Gun
The film documents the displacement of Indigenous People by Indian development policies. It shows the struggle of indigenous people in preserving their Land on which development projects have been sited. First person accounts detail stories of organized opposition to thes...e policies and state brutalization of protest. The result is a compelling, dramatic, and very moving presentation of an important contemporary story of indigenous and local people's lives. Followed by QnA and Discussion with Prof. Deepankar Basu Dept. of Economics, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Refreshments provided. Co-Sponsored by The Alliance for a Democratic and Secular South Asia The Association for India's Development South Asian Student Organization, Harvard School of Public Health
Date: 02/07/2012
Location: MIT building 4, room 149
Time: 3pm
Cost: free
Contact: paul.malachi@gmail.com
Web: https://www.facebook.com/#!/events/185193781588154/
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