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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction: Aging: A Global Reality and a Developmental Concern/Udaya S. Mishra and S. Irudaya Rajan. 1. Changing Economic Dependence of the Indian Elderly: Evidence from NSSO: Surveys in 1983 and 2009 10/T. R. Dilip. 2. Dependency in the Elderly in India: Do Circumstances Matter?/Syam Prasad. 3. Population Ageing and Household Health Spending in India/Sanjay K. Mohanty and Akanksha Srivastava. 4. Healthcare Utilisation among the Elderly in India: Does Family Matter?/William Joe. 5. Disability-Free Life Expectancy among the Elderly/S. Irudaya Rajan and Anjana A. 6. Living Arrangements of the Elderly in India: Issues and Implications/S. Siva Raju. 7. Are Elderly Living with Family in Good Health?/Shalini Rudra. 8. Living Arrangements and the Health of the Elderly in India: The Effect of Contextual Level Factors/Tannistha Samanta. 9. Life Satisfaction among the Elderly in Kerala: A Longitudinal Analysis/S. Irudaya Rajan and S. Sunitha. 10. Food and Nutritional Security among the Aged in India/Anil Kumar. Index India s Aged: Needs and Vulnerabilities discusses the most vulnerable aspects of elderly life-health and well-being-under the current conditions of economic and societal change. This volume explores (a) whether the nature of living arrangements has a bearing on the health outcomes of the elderly; (b) whether the real or perceived economic dependence and financial vulnerability of the elderly is conditioned by translation of capabilities into functioning; and (c) the implied healthcare costs, which are defined as based on both actual needs and the elderly people s own perception of their needs. Living arrangements have to be linked with the health and well-being of the elderly, given the absence of universal social security, an inadequate formal system of care, as well as the gradual erosion of the joint family system. While it is obvious that rising healthcare costs are a reality due to rising longevity, this volume shows how population ageing contributes to rising healthcare costs, along with projected healthcare costs in the future. In addition, this volume addresses issues such as access to finance, financial autonomy and financial inclusion of the elderly. Bringing together empirical explorations of prevailing realities and mechanisms that shape the well-being/ill-being of the elderly in India, this volume will be indispensible for students and scholars of economics, development studies and health and wellness studies.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction: Indian youth and migration/S. Irudaya Rajan and P. Sivakumar. 1. Associated reasons of internal migration in India: the education employment divide/Udaya S. Mishra and Pinak Sarkar. 2. Regional disparity and youth migration in India with special focus on the EAG states/Soumi Mukherjee and K. C. Das. 3. Outmigration of young people and its role in diversifying livelihoods in rural India: a study of eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar/Nandan Kumar and R. B. Bhagat. 4. Is youth migration only survival strategy?: a study of rural Bihar, India/Rajnish Kumar, Mayumi Murayama and Fumiko Oshikawa. 5. Costs and benefits of outmigration of young people from rural West Bengal: a case study of two districts/K. K. Bagchi. 6. Migration and vector-borne diseases: a sociological study of youth migrants and their vulnerability in Kolkata/Nibedita Bayen and Ausmita Dey. 7. Sustainability quotient of the student migration in various metropolises of India/Pinak Sarkar. 8. Youth migration for education from the north-eastern region to the different states of India/Rikil Chyrmang and So-E-Mi Kyndiah. 9. Indian students migration: a critical analysis/Amba Pande. 10. International migration for higher education: Indian students in Singapore/Anusha Thallam. Epilogue: youth migration in India/S. Irudaya Rajan and P. Sivakumar. Index. Migration is a natural outcome when society faces a shortage of resources or opportunities. While migration in India has been studied extensively, these discussions often do not include one of the most important stakeholders involved-young people. Youth constitute a valuable human capital resource base for India, and migration of young people has become more frequent as a result of neoliberal policies, coupled with social, political, economic and demographic conditions. Youth Migration in Emerging India focuses on this challenging and neglected aspect of Indian society. Although marriage-based migration dominates youth migration in India, this volume focuses on the significance of education and employment-related migration through the lens of the youth. Relying on primary data collected from the field and secondary data from sources like the Census of India and National Sample Survey Office, the authors analyse the causes of youth migration and its impacts on the Indian economy. Young people opt for migration to improve their economic prospects, and the demand for skilled youth is growing. In this context, young people themselves become a pull factor for migration, as the remittances they send home improve both their economic prospects and the Indian economy. The book focuses on several aspects of youth migration, ranging from distress migration to Indian cities for survival to the voluntary move made by affluent, urban Indians for higher education abroad. Also studied are the latest National Youth Policies of the government, which identifies migrant youth as a target group. An important contribution to the area of youth and migration studies, this volume will be useful to students and scholars of migration studies, development studies, public policy and planning and policy think tanks.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Preface 1 Demographic Ageing Nutrition and Disease Pattern in IndiaIrudaya Rajan and C Shanthi Johnson 2 Ageing and Well-beingAB Dey 3 Cardiovascular HealthArvind Mathur 4 DiabeticsD Dalus 5 ArthritisIS Gambhir 6 Dementia and Alzheimer Di 238 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction. 1. Return emigration studies a review. 2. Return emigrants a profile. 3. Return outmigrants characteristics and problems. 4. The changing profile of return emigrants. 5. Emigration and transitions in economic activity. 6. Problems of emigration. 7. Rehabilitation and development. 8. Conclusions and recommendations. References. Appendices i. Return migration survey 2001. ii. Kerala migration survey 1998. iii. List of return emigrant Malayalee Associations in Kerala. Index. This book constitutes an attempt to construct a profile of migrants from Kerala to the Gulf region on the basis of an extensive of survey of return emigrants and their households. The purpose of this study was to understand the demographic and socio economic characteristics of the emigrants at the various stages of emigration process prior to emigration during stay abroad and after return to Kerala Another important aspect which is discussed is the costs and returns of emigration the working and living conditions of emigrants in the destination region the pattern of utilization of remittances back home and the problems of rehabilitation that the emigrants encounter after return. While emigration in large numbers has assuaged the pain of massive unemployment in Kerala to a significant extent raised the income levels of thousands of emigrants households by way of remittances these processes have not led to a developmental take off of the Kerala economy. While it is the duty of the government to help the returned emigrants whose emigration ended up in disaster and economic ruin (who constitute about one fifth of the returned emigrants) the Government may not find it justifiable to introduce social welfare programmes for the rest of them. However the government may think of organizing welfare schemes and forming cooperatives of returned emigrants for undertaking projects which they will be in a position to fulfill with discipline and dedication. 198 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Setting the Context. 2. The Demography of Tamil Nadu. 3. Emigration from Tamil Nadu: A Historical View. 4. Internal Migration in Tamil Nadu: A Census-based Analysis. 5. Immigration to Tamil Nadu: A Census-based Analysis. 6. The Tamil Nadu Migration Survey (TMS), 2015. 7. Dimensions of International Migration. 8. Internal Migration from Tamil Nadu. 9. Remittances. 10. Causes, Costs and Financing of Migration. 11. Migration and Employment. 12. Migration and Human Development. 13. Experiences of Return Emigrants (REM). 14. Gender Dimensions of Emigration and Women Left Behind (WLB). 15. The Impact of Migration on the Elderly. 16. The Tamil Nadu Migration Survey (TMS) 2015 and Kerala Migration Survey (KMS) 2014: A Comparative Analysis. Summary and Conclusions. Bibliography. Index. Tamil Nadu has, throughout history, received large numbers of in-migrants, many of whom subsequently became part of Tamil society. Equally, the Tamil region has had a long tradition of out-migration, including international migration as indentured labour on colonial plantations. However, unlike its neighbouring state of Kerala, there is a dearth of comprehensive studies, as well as reliable databases, on migration from Tamil Nadu. The Tamil Nadu Migration Survey 2015 provided significant insights for the first time into the state s migration flows based on 20,000 households. In the first study of its kind, Tamil Migrants highlights the survey data and provides new data on internal and international migration from Tamil Nadu by combining analyses of demographic, social and economic factors. The themes explored in the book are diverse, ranging from the demography of Tamil Nadu, its migration history, current migration patterns and their implications, to internal and international migration. The chapters discuss all aspects of migration in Tamil Nadu­­­, including types of migration, cost of financing and remittances, the crucial impact of migration on employment, human development, and the elderly, and an analysis of the experiences of return migrants, their families and the community. Through interpretations of Census and large-scale survey data, the authors also put forward recommendations on inter-state migration policies and development outcomes. …

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