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READJUSTMENT (2) answer(s).
 
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Internally Displaced Kashmiri Pandits: Negotiation and Access to Cultural Capital / Sawhney, Charu   Journal Article
Sawhney, Charu Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract A large-scale displacement of Kashmiri Pandits occurred in 1989–90 when Kashmir came under the control of secessionist groups. The successful resettlement of these refugees was dependent on their access to cultural and social capital. For the migrants from rural areas of Kashmir, resettlement was accompanied by occupational rupture because they had lost their immovable assets such as land and crops. By contrast, Kashmiri migrants from urban areas had greater access to cultural and liquid capital, which enhanced their ability to pick up their lives. This paper demonstrates that access to educational qualifications, and social and cultural capital, had a determining effect in perpetuating class inequalities among Kashmiris in their new locales.
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Malaysia in 2018 : A Sea Change in an Election Year / Izzuddin, Mustafa   Journal Article
Izzuddin, Mustafa Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract After decades of rule by the Barisan Nasional, spearheaded by the United Malays National Organisation, 2018 witnessed a change in government when the Pakatan Harapan opposition secured a stunning victory in the general election. The incumbent prime minister, Najib Razak, was defeated by his political nemesis, Mahathir Mohamad. Malaysia’s economy was stable but sluggish, growing slower than expected in 2018.
Key Words Mahathir  Scandal  General Election  Foreign Policy  Najib1  MDB 
Economic Sluggishness  Readjustment 
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