Return migration and agricultural decline in Kerala’s highlands
By: Siby, Treesa and Jacob, Anupa
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BookPublisher: Social Action: A Quarterly Review of Social Trends Description: 75(4), Oct-Dec, 2025: p.383-396.Subject(s): Agrarian exodus, Reverse migration, Highland agriculture, Rural livelihoods, Human wildlife conflict
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Social Action: A Quarterly Review of Social TrendsSummary: Reverse migration within Kerala’s agricultural highlands has emerged as a significant ye often overlooked issue. This phenomenon, particularly noticeable in the movement from Malabar back to Travancore and Kottayam, is largely driven by the steep decline in agricultural prices, increased threats from wild animal incursions, frequent pest and fungal infestation, and increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. – Reproduced
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Reverse migration within Kerala’s agricultural highlands has emerged as a significant ye often overlooked issue. This phenomenon, particularly noticeable in the movement from Malabar back to Travancore and Kottayam, is largely driven by the steep decline in agricultural prices, increased threats from wild animal incursions, frequent pest and fungal infestation, and increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. – Reproduced
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