Inclusive Development in South Asia

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Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Maps
Preface and Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
List of Contributors
Introduction: ‘Inclusive Development’ in South Asia
Part 1 Spatial Dimensions, Labour, and Migration
	1 Three Spatial Layers of the Indian Economy: Regional Disparities, Industrial Locations, and Labour Market
	2 Regional Diversity of Work Opportunities and New Economic Space in India
	3 The Burgeoning Small Towns of India: Lessons for Inclusive Development
	4 Education System and Economic Development in Rural Bangladesh: A Comparative Study Between Remote and Suburban Rural Villages
	5 Mobility Between Formal and Informal Sectors and Inclusiveness: A Study of Ahmedabad
	6 Indian Migration and Labour Markets
	7 International Migration From India and the GCM: Inclusion and Exclusion in South Asia?
Part 2 Social Dimensions and Beyond Inclusion
	8 Higher Education and the Future of Social Inequality in India
	9 Education to Include the First Educated Generation in an Unequal Society in Bangladesh
	10 Becoming Dalit: Ambedkarite Movements and Inter-caste Marriages in and Around Nagpur
	11 Do ‘Islamic Norms’ Impede Inclusive Development of Women?: A Case Study of Islamic Education for Women in Rural Bangladesh
	12 From ‘Failed Development’ to ‘Inclusive Development’?: Views of Ethnic/Caste Minority Women
	13 Destitution in Old Age: Living Through Asymmetrical Relations
	14 Universal Basic Income and Land Rights for Women: An
Anti-capitalist Critique
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