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Soft cover. Zustand: New. This volume supplements in a big way the data presented in earlier publication--Demographic Diversity of India (1991, 1992, 1994). The new data from 1991 census released by the Registrar General in the form of diskettes and reports have been processed and presented in a use-friendly manner. This reference volume is the first of its kind, focussing on individual districts of all the states and union territories of India. It should be indispensable for the students of population, and also for politicians, planners, policymakers and all those concerned with development programmes at the district level.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword/K.N. Raj. Preface. Acknowledgements. I. Vulnerable people and places 1. Demography of Himalayan villages missing men and lonely women. 2. Ecology economy and society in Himalayan villages. 3. Reaching the unreached in Uttarakhand demography drinking water and technology. 4. Are natural disasters manmade. 5. From population to pests in Punjab American Boll Worm and suicides in Cotton Belt. 6. Fighting female foeticide growing greed and shrinking child sex ratio. 7. Curbing female foeticide doctors governments and civil society ensure failure. 8. Empowerment of women how and when. 9. Rajasthan stalling the March of Thar desert Army's eco Battalion at work. 10. Malaria deaths in Rajasthan Desert. 11. Hunger free India by 2007 need for evergreen revolution. II. Census 2001 12. Beyond a headcount preparing for census of 2001. 13. Census in snowbound areas. 14. Census of India 2001 and after. 15. Census goldmine dissemination of 2001 data. 16. North south divide in India's demographic scene. 17. Consumer demographics people's assets in census 2001. 18. Beyond Hindu Muslim growth rates understanding socio economic reality. III. Data and research 19. Population data Mela dissemination before assimilation. Epilogue market demography. 20. Demographic data overflow and non utilisation. 21. Population research deteriorating scholarship. 22. National population policy 2000 Swaminathan to Shanmugham. 23. HDRs some reflections. IV. International vignettes 24. Towards gender sensitive population census reflections from Kathmandu. 25. Health for all by 2000 broken promises. 26. Migrant women workers victims of cross border sex Terrorism in Asia. 27. Afghan refugees in India. 28. Zeroing in on ground zero Trauma of September 11. 29. South South solidarity reflections from Kathmandu. 30. Dreams dollars reflections from a ranch. 31. Do demographers have a future. Meandering through demography in Morocco. 32. Revisiting ground zero. Book review. Index. This volume is a tribute to the late Krishna Raj the celebrated editor of Economic and Political Weekly. It brings together contributions of the author on a wide range of topics published in EPW during the last five years. It combines analysis of census data with reality check based on the author's field work all over India. It also gives a glimpse of international conferences and seminars which the author attended. 344 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. 1st Edition. The volume brings together 20 research papers prepared mostly by scholars from North-East India, on the critical problems of tribal demography and development. In particular, emphasis has been put on nutrition, health and education. The wider issues involved in the development of tribal areas have also been discussed by several well known scholars on tribal population. Even though the focus of this volume is on North-east India, the special problems of different tribal communities within this region have also been brought out by several papers. In the ultimate analysis all the tribes cannot be clubbed together even in North-East India. Individual attention is required of each tribal community in the preparation of sub plans by the Planning Commission. (jacket).

Zustand: As New. Contents: Preface. 1. About census of India 2001. 2. Demographic profile of India/states/Uts, 2001. 3. Implications: first thoughts on the provisional results of census of India, 2001. 4. 2001 census methodology: definitions and classifications. 5. Media and the 2001 census. "This Book India's Billion Plus People presents the first results of the 2001 census of India in a user-friendly manner. Part one describes briefly the houselisting operation and the enumeration as well as the new features of this census. Part two gives demographic profile of India and the 28 States and 7 Union Territories, grouped in ten categories, according to their unique characteristics. Part three deals with the implications of the census results. Part four is focused on census methodology and in particular, the definition and concept of 'worker' especially the female worker. Part five is devoted to media and the census. It puts together news items, editorials and special articles in 14 newspapers, magazines and journals. "This Book, brought out in less than a month after the publication of the provisional tables of 2001 census, should be indispensable to planners, policy makers and administrators, as well as the general public in understanding the demographic situation in India." ( jacket) [Professor Ashish Bose was Head of the Population Research Centre,Institute of Economic Growth and subsequently, Jawaharlal Nehru Fellow attached to JNU. His books include Demographic Diversity of India: Supplement, Population Profile of Religion in India , India's Basic 252 pp.

Zustand: Good. 1967. First Published. 403 pages. Pictorial dust jacket over green cloth. Contains pull-out black and white maps. Binding remains firm. Pages are lightly tanned throughout. Previous owner's inscriptions to front free endpaper. Boards have light shelf-wear with corner bumping. Slight crushing to spine ends. Small holes to front board. Black marking to both boards. Unclipped jacket has heavy edgewear with areas of loss, heavy tears, chips, and creasing. Light tanning to spine and edges.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Shelf and handling wear to cover and binding, with general signs of previous use. Wear commensurate with age and use. Clean unmarked copy. Dust jacket wrapped in protective mylar sleeve. Secure packaging for safe delivery.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. This volume, the first in a new series on Population Profile of India, presents 177 Key tables, on important facets of India's population based on data, selectively chosen from the census of India, 1991, National Family Health Survey (1992-93), Sample Registration System (1980-94) and other official sources of demographic data. In addition, select data from UNFPA's latest Report (1996) on the state of World Population are presented for making international comparisons. The Tables presented here are carefully chosen from a vast array of demographic data which lie scattered in numerous publications. This volume should be indispensable for all users of demographic data as a Handbook on population statistics. A number of volumes which are subject-specific will be published in this series to make the latest demographic data available to the reader.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Who cares for the Aam Admi? 2. From Garibi Hatao (eradicate poverty) to Garibi Badhao (increase poverty). 3. Facing life's challenges boldly. 4. Empowerment of women. 5. Disempowerment of women. 6. Government's failure to face the upsurge of youth demanding justice to the rape victim in Delhi. 7. Netas and Aam Admi. 8. Census of India : historical perspective. 9. Population drama: world population crosses 7 billion. 10. Population control in India. 11. The story of Kerala. 12. No government should ignore population stabilisation. 13. 2011 census data on literacy. 14. Analysis of literacy data 2011 census. 15. India's most shameful failure since independence rampant illiteracy and lack of schooling. 16. Literacy for all - an uphill task. 17. Linguistic diversity of India. 18. How many persons can speak Hindi in India? 19. How many people can speak English in India? 20. UNESCO's Advocac of poor migrants doing 3-d jobs (dirty dangerous and degrading). 21. Nitti, gritty of illegal migration. 22. Paradox of Kerala nurses: more competence means higher demand for dowry! 23. India's youth power. 24. India's demographic future: men without women! 25. Where have the young men gone? 26. India's shrinking marriage market. 27. Inflation, grass roots corruption and neglect of poor make governments anti-people. 28. Beating drums for celebrating backwardness. 29. The rise and fall of Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Admi party. 30. Discard the politics of migration. 31. Reservation and political power for women. 32. Politics of internal and international migration. 33. No work ethic + corruption = misgovernance. 34. Mystery of Nehru-Gandhi dynasty. 35. Our ageing world. 36. Census, caste and vote bank politics. 37. The eclipse of the talented Parsis by the end of this century: a cause for national concern. 38. Rahul Gandhi's mission. 39. Gross national happiness index (GNH) or gross national product (GNP) or both? 40. Health for all - a forgotten slogan. 41. Wanted: 100 competent, honest and dedicated parliamentarians. 42. Narendra Modi's novel technique of electioneering over a cup of tea. 43. Connecting India's one billion-plus people through communication technology. 44. Impact of demography on democracy. 45. Mumbai after 26/11 terror. 46. Missing files, falling rupee and failed government. 47. Unique identification card (Aadhaar). 48. The withering away of India's family planning programme. 49. No denial of a 'policy paralysis'.

Original publisher's light-blue cloth hardback, black lettering spine and frontcover, 2nd revised edition [1973 / 1974 / 1978], thick 8vo: xiv, 586pp. Firm copy.

Zustand: Gut. 186 S. india Indien health work Gesundheitswesen women workers berufstätige Frauen engagement Beschäftigung Guter Zustand/ Good. Widmung auf dem Vorsatz, einige Seiten leicht wellig, Schutzumschlag angeklebt ha1072806 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 400 Hardcover with dust jacket/ Pappband.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. VG minus. Moderate wear and tear to jacket. Moderate external wear. Pages very clean, binding tight and square.