This article presents a multidimensional account of the politics of resource extraction in two subnational regions of India in response to the question: what are the political conditions that facilitate extraction? Emerging from the same moment of state creation in 2000, Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh are adjacent mineral-rich states with similar demographic profiles and comparable levels of economic development. The authors argue that despite these similarities and India's highly centralized legislative framework for natural resource governance, the two states have developed distinctive ‘extractive regimes’ in the years since statehood, which contrast in important ways across three dimensions: political organization and history, institutional effectiveness, and the nature and management of social resistance. The article offers the first in-depth, comparative account of how subnational territorial reorganization in India acts as a critical juncture enabling the formation of extractive regimes, which have also converged in important ways in recent years.

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两个新建立的印度国家的榨取政权的政治建构：贾坎德邦和恰蒂斯加尔邦的比较分析

本文针对印度两个次国家地区的资源开采政治进行了多维描述，以回答以下问题：促进开采的政治条件是什么？从 2000 年建国的同一时刻开始，贾坎德邦和恰蒂斯加尔邦是相邻的矿产丰富的邦，具有相似的人口概况和可比的经济发展水平。作者认为，尽管有这些相似之处以及印度在自然资源治理方面的高度集权的立法框架，但自建国以来的几年里，这两个邦已经发展出独特的“采掘制度”，这在三个方面在重要方面形成了对比：政治组织和历史、制度有效性，以及社会抵抗的性质和管理。这篇文章提供了第一个深入的，