Asok kumar ray basudeb dutta (2 resultados)
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Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The young woman and consciousness at the grassroot level/Rama Basu. 2. Conflict of contours The changing power structure in traditional tribal societies of North East India/Gorky Chakraborty. 3. Traditional power structures of North East India some reflections/Asok Kumar Ra…y. 4. Empowerment of women and the concept of development/Xavier P. MAO. 5. Women empowerment and development/Amalesh Banerjee. 6. Evolution of political governance in Arunachal Pradesh/S.B. Chakrabarti. 7. Changing power structure in the Arunachal Tribal Societies/R.P. Bhattacharjee. 8. Changing power structure a study of the Wanchos of Arunachal Pradesh/R.P. Athparia. 9. Mobile political system in a traditional tribal society/Bibhash Dhar. 10. Traditional Paite Society with special reference to women/H. Kamkhenthang and T. Chingzaman. 11. Paite women in the changing power structure a case study in Churachandpur/Rita Mairembam. 12. The Meitei women power/J.B. Ganguly. 13. Position power and functions of women in Kuki Society of Manipur/Binarani Devi. 14. Socio economic aspects of Self Help Group in Manipur an empirical study/N. Tejmani Singh. 15. The role of Kabui (Rongmei) women in the changing power structure in the Valley of Manipur/K. Kunjani Devi. 16. Tangkhul women in the changing power structure/Ninghorla Zimik. 17. The changing power structure among the Ao Nagas an appraisal/B. Francis Kulirani G.C. Ojah and G. Baruah. 18. Relevance of tradition and place of women in changing Naga Society/Chandrika Singh. 19. Tribal woman in a changing power structure in the traditional society of Nagaland/Mithilesh Kumar Sinha. 20. Political development in Sikkim since merger/A.C. Sinha. Index. The present book highlights the dynamics of power relations affecting the multitudinous tribal structures in the northeastern region. There are two broad themes in this book the state and the tribal power structures constitute one theme and gender and power constitutes the other. The book contains 20 research papers with an editorial note on these themes. The research papers are based on current and rigorous empirical studies made by the regional scholars and cover the state scenarios of Manipur Nagaland Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim. The dynamics of power structures has been viewed from the traditional colonial liberal and post liberal frameworks. The book has both epistemological and empirical values and is highly helpful to the current social science researchers academicians and policy planners in this region and beyond. 288 pp.
Editorial: Om Publications, New Delhi, 2008
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Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents 1. Women emancipation a policy perspective/Asok Kumar Ray. 2. Voluntary action and women's emancipation/Tapan Kumar Chattopadhyay. 3. Whose voice Whose concern Politics of representing women/Indrani Choudhury. 4. Female emancipation in the context of North East India/Gouri Bhattachariy…ya. 5. The gender concerns in North East India and the relevance of social movements/Saswati Biswas. 6. Career for women in North East India an overview/Surojit Sengupta. 7. Crime against woman a problem of female emancipation/Umesh Ch. Saharia and Deepali Bhattacharjee. 8. Emancipation of women and sustainable social development/Saifun Nessa. 9. Problems of single women a comparative analysis/Lutfun Rsaul Saikia. 10. Gender issues and development in North Eastern Region of India/P.C. Dutta and B.C. Pradhan. 11. Marriage motherhood and career salience young women in contemporary society of Assam/Rituparna Bhattachariyya Sharma. 12. Empowerment education social development women of Asom/Ritimoni Bordoloi. 13. Political empowerment of women in Assam/Pranay Jyoti Goswami. 14. A situational analysis of status of girls in Assam and other north eastern states/Bandana Bhuyan. 15. Gender gap and state of women in north east the myth of equality/Susmita Das. 16. Women emancipation through SHG's the case of Bodoland/Sujata Bhadra. 17. Women in the emerging urban labour market a study on North East India/Shyamalendu Chatterjee. 18. Women emancipation and development N.E. Perspective/Amalesh Banerjee. 19. Process of empowerment of women a comparative study of Tripura and Meghalaya/Bhola Nath Ghosh and Utpal Kumar De. 20. Empowerment of women through academic leadership/Daisy Borah Talukdar. 21. Education for all special reference to Sikkim elementary education for women/Rama Basu. 22. Status of women focus Mizoram trends and perspectives/Lalhriatpuii. 23. Women emancipation a way for removing gender discrimination/Th. Binarani Devi. 24. SHGs and socio economic emancipation of women in Manipur/L. Seityabati Devi. Index. This book raises the conceptual issues of women emancipation vis a vis women empowerment focusing on the women of the Northeast India. There is epistemic difference between the two concepts and therefore a distinction is made between the two. Empowerment in this book is however seen mainly as a trajectory for women's emancipation. The approach of the book is empirical with a realistic conceptual base. This book highlights the roles of the state civil society community based organizations and the women agencies towards the wider cause of emancipation of women in the northeastern region and reflects upon the different initiatives towards the goal of emancipation of the women of the northeast. Some of the articles in this book give useful recommendations that might be of strategic significance for the emancipation of the poor and the disadvantaged women in Northeast India. This book is an important addition to the literature on women studies in this region and has great use value to the academic community social activists women agencies policy makers and to development administrators. 344 pp.
