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Soft cover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction. I. Development, Displacement and Movement. 1. Female labourers in tea plantations of Terai and Dooars: A study of their protest/Ratna Roy Sanyal. 2. Development hazards for tribals in India/Debasree De. 3. Popular movements in post independent India: A case study of the Rajbanshis of North Bengal/Madhab Chandra Adhikary. II. Development and Environment. 4. Traditional right of forest-dwellers for access over forest: A case study of the marginalisation of forest-dwellers in the eco-tourism at Rashik Bill Forest Village/Surya Narayan Ray. 5. Colonial transport policy and its effects on environment: a study on northern part of colonial Bengal/Utpal Roy. 6. The trials of indigenous response : the conservation process in the colonized Sunderbans/Somnath Mandal. III. Development and Women. 7. Human trafficking : a burning problem along the border migration to West Bengal from neighboring countries/Shasanka Kumar Gayen. 8. Role of MGNREGA to empower the rural women: A case study of Malda district/Chandan Roy. 9. Problem and prospects of development of women in economy of the Darjeeling Hills: a post-colonial discourse/Kishan Harijan. IV. Development and Education. 10. Age wise gender gap in education among tribal people : a case study of rural areas of Jalapiguri District/Samhita Chaudhuri. 11. Growth and development of education in Jalpaiguri District under the Bengali Tea planters in 20th century/Supam Biswas and Kalidas Roy. V. Development and Demography. 12. The agrarian metabolism of Nepali migration, demographic change and the emergence of tribal-Adivasi Dichotomy in North Bengal in the post-colonial period/Udai Kumar Shaw. 13. Partition, refugee and population explosion, a case study of a Bengal District, Malda, 1947-1961/Ritabrata Goswami. 14. Population distribution and immigration of the Santals into Malda District/Rajen Hemrom.…

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Condición: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,850grams, ISBN:9780471155973.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Postwar East Asia has seen astonishing economic dynamism in Japan, South Korea, China, and Taiwan as well as a transformation of authoritarian regimes into vibrant democracies in South Korea and Taiwan. Neither of these trends has taken hold in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), which remains the worst kind of historical anachronism: a hereditary monarchy with the modern trappings of totalitarianism and a centrally mismanaged economy. Insecure both internally and externally, and ruthless in its pursuit of regime survival, the DPRK government has spawned two crises. The first is a domestic humanitarian disaster, caused by the government's massive failure to protect the human rights of its people. The second is a regional strategic crisis caused by North Korea's development of nuclear weapons along with the ballistic missiles that might deliver them. Governments in the region recognize that the DPRK's prison labor camps are a moral outrage. They are also united in their opposition to North Korea's nuclear weapons program, although they perceive differing levels and types of threats from these weapons. There is a basis for coordinated action against a North Korean state that is extraordinarily weak in economic and diplomatic terms. Such action, however, has not succeeded in solving either the humanitarian or the nuclear weapons crisis. Nor is any breakthrough expected in the foreseeable future. The explanation is found in the differing agenda of the frontline states, which includes 'resident' Asian power the United States. This book delineates the twin crises and analyzes the relevant interests and positions of other major states in the region, assembling a broad picture of the overall lack of policy convergence beyond agreement on a few general principles. This volume is unusual in its collection of a variety of national viewpoints on a single major international issue. It provides valuable insight into the ongoing problem of managing a recalcitrant North Korea within an otherwise modern and globalizing region.…

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