pradip bhowmick (21 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: As New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Study area. 3. People. 4. National health policy. 5. Socio-economic profile of the sample households. 6. Health care delivery services. 7. Recommendations and suggestions. References. Index. "The primary health care infrastructure provides the first level of contact between the population and health care providers and forms the common pathway for implementation of all the health and family welfare programmes. It provides integrated promotive, preventive, curative and rehabilitative services to the population close to their hearth and home. Majority of the health care needs of the tribal population is taken care of either by the trained health personnel at the primary health care level or by their own traditional indigenous health practitioners at village level. Those requiring specialised care are referred to secondary and tertiary sector. The tribal population is not a homogeneous one. There are wide variations with regard to education and health status, access and utilisation of health services among the tribal population. "In view of the above the present book is the outcome of author's independent research work where he critically analysed the impact of existing health facilities of tribal communities. The study has been conducted in the State of Orissa and West Bengal. The observation which was made by the author during the field enquiry at micro level has been refrected too in this book. " Finally, the present book provides an empirical account by taking a present stock of existing health facilities available at grass root level 199 pp.

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Hardcover. Condición: As New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Study area. 3. Approach and strategy for women's empowerment. 4. Socio economic profile of the sample households. 5. Social legislation and women's empowerment. 6. Views of male folk towards women's empowerment. 7. Status of women lesson from the field. 8. Level of empowerment. 9. Policy recommendation. Bibliography. Index. Women as a separate target group account for 407.8 million (including girl children) as per 1991 census and constitute 48.1 percent of the country's total population are still now have nots even among the have nots because historically and traditionally women are denied the vital rights of taking decision and share in her family income. Women in whichever economic class are thus completely dependent on men resulting in their lack of bargaining power even in matters of marriage divorce and remarriage etc. not to speak of the absence of any rights whatsoever in matters related to land other properties and her personal or family income. The principles of gender equality and equity and protection of women's rights have been the prime concerns in Indian thinking right from the days of independence. It is a myth or reality. In search of this the author made a research investigation in three states namely Jharkhand Orissa and West Bengal. The present book entitled Empowerment of Rural Women is the outcome of that study which brought out many more issues related to Women Empowerment and finally recommend a set of policy guide lines which is responsible for strengthening the process of women's empowerment. The book will be helpful for those who are specially working in this particular field. 196 pp.

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: The book Globalization: The Missing Roads of Tribal's is an outcome of sincere efforts of the author who has taken keen pain to edit twenty eight articles of descriptive, explanatory, exploratory, analytical and theoretical nature written by scholars of national and international repute. The volume is an outcome of selected papers presented in the International Seminar on "Globalization and Tribal" by learned speakers. The articles in this volume are based on empirical and secondary sources that contain discussions and deals with views on globalization and presents wide ranging knowledge about globalization and its impact on Tribes. Readers will enjoy many more interesting ideas emerging from the articles in this volume. This book will be beneficial to Anthropologists, Economists, Sociologists, Social Workers and Administrators. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Dr. Vijay. P. Sharma is currently Adjunct Faculty at National Institute of Rural Development, Hyderabad, India. Dr. Sharma organized and chaired Academic sessions in several national and international Conferences in Anthropology.Dr. Sharma holds M. Sc degree in Anthropology earned from Ranchi University in 1975. Doctorate (Ph. D) was earned from Ranchi University in 1984. From 1986 to 1997 he taught Post graduate and M. Phil courses in Anthropology of Ranchi University and GG University.Dr. Pradip K. Bhowmick is currently Associate Professor, Rural Development Centre, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur. He published several articles on various issues related to tribal and rural development in reputed journals.Dr. Bhowmick did his M.A in Rural development from S.V. University, Ph. D from IIT, Kharagpur in the year1988 and D.Litt from Ranchi University in 1998. He has organized several national and international seminars and conferences on tribal and rural issues. Dr. Palas C. Coomar is Director, Census of India, and Government of India. CONTENTS: Contributors. 7 Preface. 9 1. Globalisation and Inclusive Development: Status of Tribal Communities in Odisha. 19 Nilakantha Panigrahi 2. Globalising Perspectives of Tribal Life: A Sociological Understanding. 43 Sayan Dutta and Dr. Kaushik Chattopadhyay 3. Effects of Globalisation on the Ethnomedicinal Practices of Lepchas in the Darjeeling Himalaya. 49 Suman Kalyan Samanta 4. Modernisation Blooms New Fragnance in Santal Culture. 59 Sujit Kumar Paul and Anindita Gupta 5. Challenges of Resettlement of Displaced Tribal Population: A Study of Kaptai Dam. 77 Dr. K. M. Rezaul Karim, Dr. Selina Ahmed 6. The Continuing Conflict: Critical Transition to Peace in the PostConflict Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh. 87 Ala Uddin 7. The Impact of Globalisation on Industrialisation process in Tribal areas with special reference to Mising tribe of Dhemaji district in Assam. 109 Juganando Medok and Mantu Hazarika 8. Impact of Globalisation on Tribal Life and Culture. 115 Swapan Kumar Kolay 9. Impact of Globalisation on Tribal Education in India: Challenges and Opportunities. 149 Milan Kr. Shee and Dr. B. Sarkar 10. Welcome to the Unknown Destination. 159 Biva Samadder 11. Microfinance to Livelihood Finance: Women as Agents of Change in Tribal Scenario. 171 Dr. Barnali Maity 12. Tradition and Transition: A Study of Jaunsari Tribe of Uttrakhand. 189 Vandana Kumari 13. Tribal's Resistance in India: Perspective of Globalisation. 197 Amlan Kumar Guha Thakurta 14. Status of Sanitation Among the Saber in Jwalkata Village of Gurabanda Block, (Jharkhand). 201 Abhishek Chauhan 15. Approaches for Tribal Development in the process of Globalisation. 209 Dr. Debashis Debnath 16. Anthropology, The Tribe and the Nation State: The Indian Experience (Professor P.K. Bhomick Memorial Lecture). 223 Dr H.K. Bhat 17. Cultural configuration and change: a study on the Ho tribe of Jharkhand (Sarita Bhowmick Memorial Lecture). 241 Dr. Subhrendu Maiti 18. Impact of Western Culture on Santals: A Case Study on Cultural Adoption Among the Trib.

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