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Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Contents: I. Introduction: 1. Introduction/Richard Pais. 2. Social Exclusion and Social Inclusion/M.H. Makwana. 3. Existence, Identity and Beyond: Tracing the Contours of Dalit Literature/Paramjit S. Judge. 4. Development, Quietism and the Social Practices of Freedom/Parthasarathi Mondal. 5. Education and Identity: A Case Study of Santal Village of West Bengal/Sujata Chakraborty and Bhola Nath Ghosh. II. Social Inclusion and Development: 6. Weaker Sections and Development: A Critical Evaluation/D. Venkateswarlu. 7. Inclusion and Development in India: A Socio-Economic Perspective/V. Basil Hans. 8. Promises and Challenges of Dalit Entrepreneurship Towards Inclusive Development/Sumit Saurabh Srivastava. 9. Inclusive Education for Children with Special Needs: A Journey from Promises to Practice/Tattwamasi Paltasingh. 10. Dalit Inclusion and Development/Vinay Rajath D. 11. Dalit Women and Work: Sociological Study of Household Footwear Work of Agra, India/Giriyappa Kollannavar. III. Social Exclusion and Unequal Development: 12. Social Exclusion and Unequal Development/B.K. Nagla. 13. Social Exclusion and Inequality: Challenges before a Developing Society/Ishwar Modi.14. Kudubis of Karnataka: Need for Social Inclusion/Y. Ravindranath Rao. 15. Political Participation of Women in India/Shalip A.P. The concepts of social exclusion and inclusion are commonly used in social sciences across various disciplines. Social exclusion is the process in which individuals or entire communities are systematically marginalized or denied full access to various rights, opportunities and resources. Social reformers, social scientists, social workers and governments are now actively promoting the process of social inclusion of these excluded and vulnerable groups and individuals. Social inclusion is a significant factor in social development. It is a series of positive actions to achieve equality of opportunities and access to goods and services to everyone in the society. This is a process to bring in all the marginalized individuals and communities in the mainstream of the development process. This collection of articles covers a wide spectrum of social and economic problems related to social exclusion. Some contributors have also shown how social exclusion leads to inequality and uneven development. The book further examines various policies of social inclusion and the resultant development. (jacket).…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Indian society is characterized by a high degree of stratification based on caste creed colour region and social origin Caste is a unique system of stratification found in India It is intimately related to social economic and religious systems and in recent times to political system as well It is due to the prevalence of the caste system that social justice was denied to a substantial number of its population including backward classes The term backward classes has not been defined in the Constitution of India as a result it has become increasingly difficult to work out a uniform criteria to measure their backwardness However an attempt on the part of Indian government to bring about social justice to the backward classes has resulted in the reservation policyIt is against this backdrop that the present volume is being brought out It is divided into four parts While the first part includes the editors introduction and the profile of Prof C Paravathamma the second part deals with the theme Backward Classes and Social Justice The third part has papers on Dalits and Development and the last part examines the problems of Dalits in various parts of the countryThe book will prove equally useful for policy makers administrators and the academic community 348 pp.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. The idea of change has exercised the minds of people since the earliest times. At present change has taken the centre stage in the developing world. Through change has become the agenda for the governments, administrators planners and policy makers, it is the social scientists who have to convert ideas into actions. The social scientists not only have the training and competence to analyse social trends but are also involved in social prediction and social criticism. This volume not only tries to understand the relation between social science and development but also examines the various perspectives on development with reference to India. The book is being brought out in honour of Professor Rajeshwar Prasad President of Indian Social Science Association, Agra. None in India has served the cause of social science better than him. Scholars from both India and abroad have contributed towards this volume in his honour. The book will be useful for administrators planners policy makers social scientists and social workers.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. Language: English. About The Book: For any social and economic development, adequate sanitation in conjunction with good hygiene and safe water are essential to good health. A lack of sanitation and hygiene contributes to arrange of health and environmental problems. The resulting sickness causes suffering, and loss of opportunities to earn a living or gain an education. Though the Congress led UPA government started with 'Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan', present day Modi government continued it with 'Swachh Bharat Mission' with greater vigour. The programme is aimed at creating a clean India by 2019 with people's participation. The book, Sociology of Sanitation, provides indepth knowledge of sanitation and also provides a glimpse of Sulabh Sanitation Movement. The book is useful for students, educators, social workers, social scientists, social planners and policy makers. The book shows that 'Swatch Bharat' will lead to 'Swasth Bharat'. About The Author: Richard Pais retired as Professor and Head, Department of Sociology, St Aloysius (Autonomous) College, Mangalore. He has post graduate degrees in Sociology and Psychology from the University of Poona and Ph.D. from the Mangalore University. He has written/edited 17 books and an equal number of research papers/articles. In 2007, he received the L. P. Vidyarthi Award conferred by Indian Social Science Association, Agra for his contribution to the development of Social Sciences in the country. He is the Managing Editor of Social Science Gazetteer, the Journal of Indian Social Science Association, Agra and Chief Editor of Samaja Shodhana, the Journal of Mangalore Sociology Association, Mangalore. At present, he is the VicePresident of Indian Social Science Association, Agra. Contents: (7 ) CONTENTS: Foreword 11 Preface 15 Chapter 1 Introduction to Sociology of Sanitation 17 1.1 Meaning and Definition 18 1.2 Sociology and Sanitation 19 1.3 Origin of Sociology of Sanitation 21 1.4 Nature of Sociology of Sanitation 22 1.5 Subject Matter of Sociology of Sanitation 24 1.6 Importance of Sociology of Sanitation 29 Chapter 2 Sociology of Sanitation and Other Social Sciences 35 2.1 Sociology of Sanitation and History 35 2.1 Sociology of Sanitation and Economics 38 2.2 Sociology of Sanitation and Sociology 43 2.3 Sociology of Sanitation and Psychology 44 2.4 Sociology of Sanitation and Anthropology 47 Chapter 3 Sanitation and Other Social Institutions 53 3.1 Caste and Religion 53 3.2 Family and Kinship 61 3.3 Education and Sanitation 64 3.4 Village Community and Ethnic Group 67 3.5 Slums and Sanitation 72 3.6 Health Institutions and Sanitation 75 3.7 Corporate Sector and Sanitation 79 Chapter 4 Scientific Methods in Sociology of Sanitation 93 4.1 Scientific Method 93 4.2 Steps in Scientific Method 96 4.3 Research Design 99 4.4 Sampling 102 4.5 Methods of Data Collection 105 4.5.1 Historical Method 107 4.5.2 Observation 107 4.5.3 Interview 110 4.5.4 Questionnnaire 111 4.5.5 Case Study Method 113 4.6 Processing and Analysis of Data 114 4.7 Report Writing 116 Chapter 5 Culture of Sanitation 119 5.1 Social Components in Scavenging and Cleanliness 121 5.2 Culture and Dirt Attitudes 125 5.3 Beliefs and Values Associated with Dirt 130 5.4 Problems of Scavenging 132 5.5 Concepts of Purity and Impurity in Sanitation 136 5.6 Development and Sanitation 139 Chapter 6 Reinvention of Sanitation in Modern World 145 6.1 Changes in Sanitation from Ancient to Modern 146 6.2 Modern Technology in Sanitation 153 6.3 Prevention is Better than Cure 158 6.4 Sanitation as Business 161 6.5 Sanitation as Dignity 163 Chapter 7 Environmental Sanitation 167 7.1 Levels of Sanitation: Individual, Household and Community 170 7.2 Problems of Environmental Sanitation in India 176 7.3 Public Toilets, Organisation and Functioning 179 7.4 Sanitation and Safe Drinking Water 186 Chapter 8 State and Sanitation in India 193 8.1 Sanitation Policies, Planning and Programmes 194 8.2 Liberation and Rehabilitation of Scavengers 205 8.3 Sanitati.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Language: English. About The Book: For any social and economic development, adequate sanitation in conjunction with good hygiene and safe water are essential to good health. A lack of sanitation and hygiene contributes to arrange of health and environmental problems. The resulting sickness causes suffering, and loss of opportunities to earn a living or gain an education. Though the Congress led UPA government started with 'Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan', present day Modi government continued it with 'Swachh Bharat Mission' with greater vigour. The programme is aimed at creating a clean India by 2019 with people's participation. The book, Sociology of Sanitation, provides indepth knowledge of sanitation and also provides a glimpse of Sulabh Sanitation Movement. The book is useful for students, educators, social workers, social scientists, social planners and policy makers. The book shows that 'Swatch Bharat' will lead to 'Swasth Bharat'. About The Author: Richard Pais retired as Professor and Head, Department of Sociology, St Aloysius (Autonomous) College, Mangalore. He has post graduate degrees in Sociology and Psychology from the University of Poona and Ph.D. from the Mangalore University. He has written/edited 17 books and an equal number of research papers/articles. In 2007, he received the L. P. Vidyarthi Award conferred by Indian Social Science Association, Agra for his contribution to the development of Social Sciences in the country. He is the Managing Editor of Social Science Gazetteer, the Journal of Indian Social Science Association, Agra and Chief Editor of Samaja Shodhana, the Journal of Mangalore Sociology Association, Mangalore. At present, he is the VicePresident of Indian Social Science Association, Agra. Contents: (7 ) CONTENTS: Foreword 11 Preface 15 Chapter 1 Introduction to Sociology of Sanitation 17 1.1 Meaning and Definition 18 1.2 Sociology and Sanitation 19 1.3 Origin of Sociology of Sanitation 21 1.4 Nature of Sociology of Sanitation 22 1.5 Subject Matter of Sociology of Sanitation 24 1.6 Importance of Sociology of Sanitation 29 Chapter 2 Sociology of Sanitation and Other Social Sciences 35 2.1 Sociology of Sanitation and History 35 2.1 Sociology of Sanitation and Economics 38 2.2 Sociology of Sanitation and Sociology 43 2.3 Sociology of Sanitation and Psychology 44 2.4 Sociology of Sanitation and Anthropology 47 Chapter 3 Sanitation and Other Social Institutions 53 3.1 Caste and Religion 53 3.2 Family and Kinship 61 3.3 Education and Sanitation 64 3.4 Village Community and Ethnic Group 67 3.5 Slums and Sanitation 72 3.6 Health Institutions and Sanitation 75 3.7 Corporate Sector and Sanitation 79 Chapter 4 Scientific Methods in Sociology of Sanitation 93 4.1 Scientific Method 93 4.2 Steps in Scientific Method 96 4.3 Research Design 99 4.4 Sampling 102 4.5 Methods of Data Collection 105 4.5.1 Historical Method 107 4.5.2 Observation 107 4.5.3 Interview 110 4.5.4 Questionnnaire 111 4.5.5 Case Study Method 113 4.6 Processing and Analysis of Data 114 4.7 Report Writing 116 Chapter 5 Culture of Sanitation 119 5.1 Social Components in Scavenging and Cleanliness 121 5.2 Culture and Dirt Attitudes 125 5.3 Beliefs and Values Associated with Dirt 130 5.4 Problems of Scavenging 132 5.5 Concepts of Purity and Impurity in Sanitation 136 5.6 Development and Sanitation 139 Chapter 6 Reinvention of Sanitation in Modern World 145 6.1 Changes in Sanitation from Ancient to Modern 146 6.2 Modern Technology in Sanitation 153 6.3 Prevention is Better than Cure 158 6.4 Sanitation as Business 161 6.5 Sanitation as Dignity 163 Chapter 7 Environmental Sanitation 167 7.1 Levels of Sanitation: Individual, Household and Community 170 7.2 Problems of Environmental Sanitation in India 176 7.3 Public Toilets, Organisation and Functioning 179 7.4 Sanitation and Safe Drinking Water 186 Chapter 8 State and Sanitation in India 193 8.1 Sanitation Policies, Planning and Programmes 194 8.2 Liberation and Rehabilitation of Scavengers 205 8.3 Sanitati.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Though Dr Bindeshwar Pathak is referred by different names as Toilet Man of India, World Leader of Sanitation, Sanitation Soldier, Social Entrepreneur, Liberator of Manual Scavengers, Social Reformer, Great Humanist, Thinker, Sociologist, Author, Founder of Sulabh International, Sanitation Santa Claus, Sanitation King and Toilet Guru, the title 'Sanitation Guru' fits him very well. Dr Pathak's pioneering work has revolutionized the concept of sanitation in India. His commitment to work and his core ability as a leader is legendary, resulting in him being referred to as 'Sanitation Guru'. Dr Pathak worked among the untouchables nay human scavengers and to liberate them invented a new toilet technology known as Sulabh toilets which are low-cost, two-pit, pour-flush needing little water and turns waste into a resource. The gas produced can be used for heating, lighting, cooking and electricity generation. By making public toilets 'pay-and-use', he made them self-sustaining. After the manual scavengers were relieved from this subhuman occupation, he also rehabilitated them by giving general and vocational education in different occupations. He also built an English medium school for their children. Basically, Sulabh is a sanitation movement in the entire country. Sanitation contributes to gender equality, access to education and dignity of labour nay dignity of life. Because of his efforts, sociology of sanitation is now taught in 22 universities and several colleges in India.…

121 pp.; 27.5 x 24 cm.; sewn bound; black-and-white & color; edition size unknown; unsigned and unnumbered; offset-printed; Issue number 288 of Galeries Magazine, edited by Francisco Asís Cabrero. Contents include: "Je vous salue Marie," by Luis Moreno Mansilla; "The Role of Journals," by Pedro Urzaiz/Carlos Perez-Pla; "They Fall from Inconceivable Heights," by Félix de Azúa; "Spanish Pavillion Expo 92," by E. Torres/J.A. Martínez Lapeña/A. Cruz/A. Ortiz; "Pieces for a Collection," by A.C.B.; "3 Masterpieces of the Late-twentieth-century Design Theory," by Jeff Kipnis; "Abide/Abode," by Arthur C. Danto; "Alfonso Guerra, General Vice-.," by El País; "Donald Judd, Architect of the Chinati Foundation," by Emilio Tuñón/Luis Feduchi; "The Giants of El Despoblado," by Luis Feduchi; "Six Notes in Response to the Book 'Donald Judd - Architektur," by Emilio Tuñón; "The Chinati Foundation: Photographs," by Luis Asín of 'Fifteen Concrete Works,' 'Artillery Sheds,' 'Arena,' 'Chamberlain Building'"; "The Decadence of Ideas or the Triumph of Materials," by Horacio Fernández; "Hannes Meyer: 1926 - 1930," by Federico Soriano; "Bauen," by Federico Soriano; "The New World," by Hannes Meyer; "petersschule, basel," by Hannes Meyer/Hans Wittwer; "league of nations building, geneva," by Hannes Meyer/Hans Wittwer; "Federal school in Bernau, Berlin Architect Hannes Meyer," by Adolf Behne; "ADGB Federal School, Bernau," by Hannes Meyer; "Works: Becerril/Corrales, Martínez Castillo/Matos, Mangado;" "Aluche Sports Center Extension," by Esteban Becerril / Mateo Corrales; "The Metaphor of the Mirror," by José González Gallegos; "Industrial Building. Hijos de Juan Garay, S.A. Oñate," by A. Martínez Catillo/B. Matos; "Two Housing Competitions," by A. Martínez Catillo/B. Matos; "Marco Real's Cellar, Olite," by Francisco J. Mangado; "Hospice, Obanos," by Francisco J. Mangado; "Misericordia's Complex," by Francisco J. Mangado; "Readings;" "Three Beginnings and Three Endings for an Essay on Richard Long and Hamish Fulton," by Agustín Tena; "On Explaining to a Dead Hare We Saw the El Lissitsky Exhibition in Madrid," by José María Lapuerta; "Cities of Desire / Boundaries of Cities," by Kate Nesbitt and "A Whirlwind where Turbulence is Normal," by Eduardo Belzunce. Cover: a photograph of Chinati, Marfa, TX taken by Luis Asin. Good. Light bumping with curl to bottom right corner of magazine, 4.8 cm. dog-ear to top left corner of verso with a 3 mm. tear. Rubbing of cover edges and of covers at spine with light surface tearing near spine edges. Light yellowing of pages, contents clean and unmarked. Due to size and weight of this publication additional shipping charges will be required for international orders.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Dr Bindeshwar Pathak, founder of Sulabh International Social Service Organisation, New Delhi is a multi-faceted personality. Though he wanted to become a lecturer in Sociology, he could not become one due to low grade in the undergraduate classes. Later by acquiring M.A. and Ph.D. degrees, he became a sociologist. Further, he transformed himself into action sociologist nay a social scientist. With 34 books and numerous articles to his credit, he became a writer. He also became an educator, scholar and public intellectual. By inventing two-pit, pour-flush toilets, he became a sanitation expert. In this process he liberated lakhs of scavengers from carrying the night-soil on their head and became their messiah. He is also known as social reformer, who educated the illiterate scavengers and their children. He crusaded against the evils of untouchability and low status of women nay untouchable women. He is also known as a visionary, innovator and charismatic personality. As a person, he is a friend, philosopher and guide. His compassion towards the people specially the lower castes, has no bounds. …

Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Life of Dr Pathak. 3. Scavenging in India. 4. Sanitation in India. 5. Sulabh Road to Freedom. 6. Other Sulabh Initiatives. 7. Action Sociology. 8. Theoretical Perspectives. 9. Scientific Methods in Action Sociology. 10. Writings of Dr Bindeshwar Pathak. 11. Mahatma Gandhi and Dr Bindeshwar Pathak. 12. Future of Action Sociology. Philosophers, social scientists and sociologists have spoken about action or social action. In Hindu philosophy, the concepts of Karma and Dharma indicate the type of action desired. Social action theory began with the work of Max Weber. Talcott Parson s theory of social action is based on his concept of society. Vilfredo Pareto spoke of non-logical actions. The foremost practitioner of social action was Mahatma Gandhi and in Dr Bindeshwar Pathak, we have an action sociologist who is also an expert in theoretical sociology. Action sociology is the core of Dr Bindeshwar Pathak s philosophy. The book presents Dr Pathak s concept of Action Sociology and gives a glimpse of his actions. His idea of Action Sociology is much wider and goes far beyond the limits of Applied Sociology and Sociology in Action . It aims at sociologist s intervention to shape the process of social change. While discussing the concept of Social Action, the book also takes into account the actions initiated by Dr Pathak in the realm of sanitation, liberation of scavengers, education, upliftment of the widows, inter-caste marriages etc. The book also gives the theoretical perspectives and scientific methods in Action Sociology. After examining the writings of Dr Pathak, the book compares the views of Dr Pathak with that of Mahatma Gandhi in the area of sanitation, non-violence, caste system, removal of untouchability, status of women etc.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents: Section I: Introduction. 1. Social Movements: An Introduction/Richard Pais. 2. Social Movements: Conceptual Understanding/M.H. Makwana. 3. Understanding Social Movements: Reflections of Theoretical Orientation and Shifting Paradigms/Manoj Chhaparia. Section II: Tribal Movements. 4. Trends in Tribal Movements: A Comparative Analysis of Northern and Southern Regions of India/Y. Ravindranath Rao. 5. Tribal Movement in Jharkhand/Rashmi and Prabhat Kumar Singh. Section III: Dalit Movements. 6. Dalit Movements in India/Jagan Karade and Avinash Bhale. 7. Dalit and Democratic Movement in India: A Socio-Historical Perspective/Rajesh Lakum. 8. Dalit Movement in Gujarat/M.H. Makwana and Rajesh Lakum. Section IV: Backward Classes Movements. 9. Backward Classes Movement: A Case Study of Tamil Nadu/Richard Pais. 10. Backward Classes Movement in Karnataka: A Case Study of Yadava Movement/M. Gurulingaiah. Section V: Environmental Movements. 11. Society and Environment/Vinay Rajath D. 12. Environmental Movements in India: Issues and Dynamics/Sumit Saurabh Srivastava. Section VI: Women s Movements. 13. The Women s Movement in India: A Reflection/Archana Srivastava. 14. Feminism in India: An Empowering Journey/V. Basil Hans. 15. Caste and Women s Movement in India: An Uncomfortable Alliance/Sumit Saurabh Srivastava. Understanding social movements is a complex process. Social movements are more or less persistent, organized effort on the part of a relatively large number of people to bring about or resist social change. They are best understood through different theories such as Functionalism, Marxism, Theory of Collective Action, Relative Deprivation Theory, Strain Theory, Resource Mobilization Theory and New Social Movement Theories. Further understanding of social movements is done through the study of the type of movements. Sociologists and social scientists have studied social movements as revolutionary, reform, reactionary and religious movements. Different movements have different causes and outcomes. But all movements generally go through a life cycle marked by the progressive stages of emergence, coalescence, bureaucratization, and decline. India has seen many movements right from Buddhism and Jainism which can be considered reform movements. At the beginning of last century there was freedom movement followed by a series of environmental movements after independence like Save Silent Valley movement, Chipko movement, Narmada Bachao Andolan and lately Nirbhaya movement and MeToo movement. First section of this volume is devoted to the conceptual and theoretical understanding of social movements. Contributions in this volume are further categorized into five Indian social movements Tribal, Dalit, Backward Classes, Environmental and Women s movements. The book will be useful for students, researchers, teachers, administrators and planners. …

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Entire Volume 18, Issued As A Purrple Cloth Bound Volume, Gilt, Without Individual Issue Covers, Separate Complete Volume Author Index, And All "Abstracts Of Articles To Be Printed In The Physical Review" Separate At Back. Ex-Library But Near New, Neat Library Bookplate And Discard Stamp On Front Pastedown, Library Stamps On Edges Of Page Block, No Other Marks. International Postage At Usps Priority Mail Box Rate.…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. VERY GOOD; the pages are clean and unmarked and the binding is tight; some wear to the covers; various papers on gauge theory and modern field theory at a conference in 1975; Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.