January 1, 2025Journal of Exclusion Studies

Social ecology and inclusive development: A sociological analysis of democratic participation in India and the global south

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The research argues that structural inequalities hinder true inclusive development, leading to marginalized communities and ecosystems.
It highlights evidence from thinkers like Murray Bookchin and Vandana Shiva, emphasizing the importance of social equity and local knowledge.
This analysis uses sociological frameworks to critique exploitative development models and call for ecologically harmonious alternatives.
Implications suggest that a shift toward participatory governance is essential for achieving sustainable and inclusive community development.

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Analysis reveals obstacles to inclusive development in India and the Global South, highlighting the need for participatory governance and environmental justice.

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Fatmi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af40a1cf1dd9ea359ecbc5 https://doi.org/10.5958/2231-4555.2025.00003.0

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Analysis reveals obstacles to inclusive development in India and the Global South, highlighting the need for participatory governance and environmental justice.

Social ecology and inclusive development: A sociological analysis of democratic participation in India and the global south

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Social ecology and inclusive development: A sociological analysis of democratic participation in India and the global south

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