The Journal of Peasant Studies · 2019 · 119 citations · 58 references
Social SciencesEnvironmental PolicyEnvironmental Social ScienceEnergy PolicyRural DevelopmentSustainable DevelopmentAgrarian ChangeAgrarian Political EconomyEnergy ConservationLand UseLand-use EconomicsLow-carbon Energy TransitionAgrarian EthicsAgrarian QuestionEnergyEnergy Land UseSemi-arid ClimateSustainable Energy Transitions
Green grabbing is accelerating throughout the Global South to facilitate climate change mitigation. This paper illuminates the discursive and extra-economic means through which the state dispossesses agropastoralists of both land and energy to develop solar parks in semi-arid rural India. We advance the empirical and theoretical aspects of energy dispossessions, with implications for the agrarian question of labor. Using data obtained from mixed methods fieldwork, this research reestablishes the urgency of responding to the classical agrarian question in the context of low-carbon energy transitions.
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