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John R. Wood

 
John R. Wood
Professor Emeritus University of British Columbia
Visiting Scholar (GIDR)

jrwcmo@yahoo.ca
 

Topic and Theme of Research :

CNRM Institutions and the Reduction of Poverty in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh

A study of the impact of Water Users Associations, Watershed Development Committees, Inland Fishing Cooperatives and Joint Forest Management Committees on poverty levels in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh.

Type of Research :

The Project is funded by a Millennial Development Goals grant provided by the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute.

Period of Affiliation with GIDR :

August, 2008 to December, 2010

Research Interests :

Community-based Natural Resource Management, Rural Development, Local Government, Party Politics.

Important Publications :

The Politics of Water Resource Development in India (Sage, 2007).

“Resolving River Water Disputes in India: The Supreme Court and the Narmada River Dams Controversy,” in B.D. Dua and M.P. Singh, eds., Indian Judiciary and Politics: The Changing Landscape (Manohar, 2007).

“Fifty Years of Water Disputes in India: Constitutional Prescriptions, Political Conflicts and New Policy Initiatives,” in Ajit Jain, Jesse Palsetia and Narendra Wagle, eds, Rights and Privileges: Fifty Years of the Indian Constitution (U. Toronto, 2003).

“Struggles Within Struggles: Indian NGO Politics and the Narmada Dams Controversy,” in H. Johnston, R. Tremblay and J.R. Wood, (eds), South Asia Between Turmoil and Hope (CASA/SICI, 2007).”

The Autobiography of Indulal Yagnik (in English), translated and edited by Devavrat N .Pathak, Howard Spodek and John R. Wood, Manohar, Three volumes, forthcoming.