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I. INTRODUCTION

II. GLOBAL OVERVIEW

2.1. Asia and the Pacific

2.2. Africa

2.3. Latin America and the Caribbean

2.4. Europe, the United States, and Canada

III. TYPES OF DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS CAUSING DISPLACEMENT

3.1. Dams

3.2. Urban infrastructure and transportation

3.3. Natural resource extraction

IV. THE CONSEQUENCES OF DEVELOPMENT-INDUCED DISPLACEMENT

4.1. Theoretical models

4.2. Varying levels of risk for indigenous peoples, women, and other groups

4.3. Comparing the experiences of development displacees and refugees

V. POLICIES AND INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS RELEVANT TO DIDR

5.1. The development of policies, standards, and guidelines on involuntary resettlement

5.2. International instruments

VI. MOBILIZATION AGAINST DIDR AND/OR IN FAVOUR OF IMPROVED STANDARDS

VII. THE ETHICS OF DIDR

Index of Research Guides