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Contents Preface 1 Gandhian Perspective of Children Education 2 Development and Environment Issues with Special Reference to Gandhian Perspective 3 Basic Principles of Gandhism 4 Abundant Life to Women and Children from Gandhian Perspective 5 Childrens Rights Movement 6 Laws for Child Labour 7 Indian Government Policy of Child Labour 8 Child Prostitution and Child Pornography 9 Child Marriage from Gandhian Perspective Bibliography IndexMahatma Gandhi was an intensely active personality He was interested in everything that concerns the individual or society He is best known as the matchless political leader who evolved the new technique of Satyagraha His fight against untouchability and the notions of superiority and inferiority by birth are also fairly well known For India his greatest service was perhaps the emancipation of Indian women Educating children should be normally the easiest of things but somehow its has become or been made the most difficult Experience shows that the children are always learning one thing or another whether we notice it or not and whether what they learn is good or bad The childrens rights movement is a historical and modern movement committed to the acknowledgement expansion andor regression of the rights of children around the world Child labour has been a problem with us for many centuries It was hoped that with the advent of freedom in 1947 this evil would be eradicated This book reliable one stop reference on all issues pertaining to Defining Child Right from Gandhian Perspective jacket 256 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Credibility Among NGOs 2 Role of Non-governmental Organizations 3 NGO Accountability and Government 4 Civil Society and Representative Government 5 Implementation of NGO Government Cooperation Policy 6 European Policies and Practices of NGO-Government Cooperation 7 Legal and Institutional Mechanisms for NGO-Government Cooperation 8 New Partnerships Initiative NGO Empowerment 9 NGO Law and Its Impact on the Transparency and Accountability Bibliography Index The term non-governmental organization describes a wide variety of organizations variously known as private voluntary organizations civil society organizations and non-profit organizations The dramatic proliferation in the number of NGOs and the growth in public and private grants and contracts flowing to these organizations have enabled them to become a powerful force force in world politics True international accountability is for the moment an elusive goal one that first requires a comprehensive definition and an answer to the complicated question accountability to whom There is no global method to ensure that NGOs are accountable to anyone a fact that leaves their mandate compromised if NGOs do not as a sector prioritize the achievement of transparency and accountability This book would be of great use to policy-makers and planners as well as academicians who are interested to save the succeeding generations from the courage of NGOs work jacket 305 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. The ideological foundation of terrorism. 2. The rise of terrorism. 3. Counterterrorism and Military or economic options. 4. Information terrorism. 5. Home-grown terrorism. 6. Changing nature of terrorism. 7. Economic, capitalism and terrorism. 8. Terrorism financing system. Bibliography. Index. Terrorism can be healed only when such people understand the mistaken illogic of any ideology that inspires terrorism and incites to violenceand when they realize that going along with it can never get them anywhere. Until those ideologies errors and contradictions are revealed, all measures taken against terrorism can be short-term only. Soon terrorism will emerge again, in different places and under different circumstances, behind a different mask. Terrorist financing provides funds for terrorist activity. It may involve funds raised from legitimate sources, such as personal donations and profits from businesses and charitable organizations, as well as from criminal sources, such as the drug trade, the smuggling of weapons and other goods, fraud, kidnapping and extortion. The discipline of economics has many concepts that are relevant to an understanding of terrorism supply and demand-costs and benefits etc. Fully developed economic or econometric models of terrorism are quite rare, however, and often involve such things as "psychic" costs and benefits. More down-to earth economic theories can be found in the literature on deterrence.