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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Foreword. Acknowledgements. Abbreviations. Introduction. 1. Intergenerational equity and neoclassical growth theory/Nirmal Chandra Sahu. 2. Justice and equity in economic thought myth or reality/Ratan Lal Basu. 3. Economic thought on justice and equity/K. Ramachandran and N. Sekaran. 4. A theory of distributive justice laws of inheritance equality of opportunity and just wage differentials/Ameeta Motwani. 5. Amartya Sen's entitlement approach conceptual dimensions and issues/Sandeep Kumar. 6. Assessing distributive policy on Sen and Rawls distributive justice concept/S.S.P. Sharma and Shiv. Persana Sharma. 7. Justice equity and Sen's economics of human science/Tapti Sanyal. 8. Entitlements manifest empowerment in the light of Amartya Sen/Rathindra P. Sen and Paras Nath Maurya. 9. Amartya Sen's entitlement approach for economic justice/Umesh Prasad. 10. Affirmative action in U.S. and protective discrimination in India/V. Loganathan and K. Jothi Sivagnanam. 11. Justice and equity for the peasants of Jharkhand A Swami Sahajanand Saraswati's view/Dalip Kumar and Bhawana Jha. 12. Opportunity denied an analysis of land question in Bihar/Parmanand Singh. 13. Gandhi versus Ambedkar on justice and equity/Narendra Prasad. 14. Dalits economic justice and equality contributions of B.R. Ambedkar and Gandhi/S.P. Saha Binod Kumar Chaudhary and Supriya. 15. Ambedkar's perspective on remedies against discrimination and inequalities/Sukhadeo Thorat. 16. Economic thought on justice and equity contextualizing Nehruvian economic thought an agenda for justice and equity/V. Biju Kumar. 17. Dr. Ambedkar on economic equalities/P.C. Bhagat Pradeep Hadke and A.R. Gajway. 18. Caste hierarchy and issue of socio economic justice in India a special perspective on B.R. Ambedkar/Subir Bandopadhayay. 19. Economic ideas of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar relevance to the present new economic policy/G. Savaraiah and M. Devarajulu. 20. Economic growth and equity in the presence of environmental externalities/Ratan Kumar Ghosal. 21. Revisiting the theories of justice in economics an appraisal/Debendra Narayan Bhatacharya. Index. The book Economic Thought on Justice and Equity is an edited volume which includes 21 papers from renowned scholars encompassing the all major aspects of justice and equity. They attempt to analyse the emerging economic scenario of justice and equity and offer policy option in the wake of new economic era. In the pursuit for equity and social justice the recommendations of the Mandal Commission generated a lot of heat and influenced the social fabric and political arena to a large extent. 294 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. With the rapid advances in science and technology (S&T), the societal expectation are increasing, which includes, providing the basic infrastructure of assured food, water and electricity supply, sanitation, efficient transportation and communication, IT connectivity and e-governance, safety and security of all, as well as finding solutions for alleviating malnutrition and poverty offering adequate healthcare and so on. To cope up with the increasing population in India, the only option left with us is to tap every channel of nutritional food for the security of life and sustainable development. Fortunately, we have plenty of natural resources like aquatic and open land, coastal belt and oceanic resources with rich faunal diversity. Livestock/animal resources are an important contribution to total food production. The role of animals in food and agriculture development programmes is underrated almost everywhere throughout the increasing demand, especially in developing countries. The focal theme of our Animal, Vetirinary and Fisheries Sciences have been well-tuned with the main focal theme of ISCA âScience and Technology: Rural Indiaâ. Rural development as assumed greater importance in India today than in the earlier period in the process of development of the country and our section is playing an important role in it. The paper and article received in our section have been compiled in the form of books to make it more meaningful. We have published the entire proceedings in 4 Volumes. This volume contains 50 articles. We are thankful to all the authors and contributors for giving their time and writeup, who are responsible for the work presented in the paper and if any plagiarism question arises, they are answerable. We are thankful to ISCA, Kolkata and office bears of ISC of University of Agriculture, Bangaluru (from 3-7 January 2020) for encouraging us to hold symposium of our section in the section of Animal, Veterinary and Fisheries Sciences. This book will be very useful for researchers, scientists, students and all entrepreneurs who are working in the field of livestock.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. Abbreviations. List of contributors. Introduction. I. Gender current status 1. Gender and economics in India/Ratna M. Sudarshan. 2. Status of women in selected countries/Harvinder Kaur. 3. Status of women in SAARC countries a comparative analysis/Md. Tarique and Zafar Ahmad Sultan. 4. Economic and gender development in India differentials and determinants/S.K. Mishra and P.K. Pandey. 5. Gender disparities in India some evidences/D. Krishnamoorthy. 6. Theory of gendered approach to development in the third world perspective/Shamim Akhtar and Moh. Azher Khan. 7. Gender related development and disparity an empirical study/Biswajit Guha. II. Gender Some Issues 8. Conceptual and critical issues relating to gender and development an analysis/Kalpana Singh. 9. Gender and economic inequality in Botswana/M.K. Sukumaran Nair. 10. Women entrepreneurial development in India problems and prospects/M. Mohsin Khan and Sathish Kumar. 11. Gender equality an analysis of status of women in India/Manish Dev. 12. Gender equity and rights of women/K.B. Padamdeo and Umesh Prasad. 13. Health policies and gender issues in Punjab/Kuldip Kaur and Paramjit Kaur Dhindsa. 14. Is investment in women's education profitable/Sailabala Debi. 15. Fertility and female literacy in Madhya Pradesh threshold effect/Mona Khare. 16. Women literacy and empowerment in India/R.S. Solunke and G.B. Gawande. 17. Gender disparity in literacy rate of India a review/Md. Abdus Salam and Navendu Shekher. 18. Education and gender justice in Bihar/R.N. Thakur and Shree Niwas Pandey. III. Policies towards gender empowerment 19. Women empowerment policies in India an overview/Kiran Mor and Rajendra Kumar. 20. Gender inequality some issues/Mithilesh Kumar Sinha Niraj Kumar and Chandra P. Singh. 21. Need of women empowerment in India/Anil Kumar Thakur Kamini Jha and Vipin Prasad Singh. 22. Issues in gender discrimination and empowerment in India/Syed Noman Ahmad and Mohd. Izhar Ahmad. 23. The role of personal capital and traits in measurement of gender discrimination/Debendra Narayan Bhattacharyya. 24. Policy for empowerment of women/Kapil Deo Prasad Singh and Jayant K. Sinha. 25. Gender empowerment policies in India/M.P. Goswami and Suneeta Chopra. 26. Gender empowerment poverty and environment in India/S.S.P. Sharma Shiv Shankar and Yoginder P. Singh. 27. Political empowerment of women/Dilip Kumar Ghosh and Bhawana Jha. 28. Empowerment of women and property rights/Bikrama Singh and Nripender Kumar. 29. Gender empowerment in India/Niraj Kumar. 30. Empowering women in India/Shambhu Deo Mishra and Masood Alam. 31. Gender equality and empowerment of women promise and performance/Tapan Kumar Shandilya and Bipin Kumar. 32. Empowerment of women in India challenges and perspectives/Krishnanand Yadav Satyendra Narayan Singh and Shambhu Shah. IV. Gender and rural development 33. Female labour force participation and structure of wages in Thanjavur agriculture a historical perspective/S. Ramachandran. 34. Gender poverty and depletion of common property resources a study of selected villages in Dharwad District/A.R. Kulkarni. 35. Gender disparities in rural workforce participation rate state level analysis/Arvind Awasthi and Divya and Agarwal. V. Gender select interventions for gender development 36. Gender composition and development an interstate analysis/Anju Kohli. 37. Gender budgeting in Madhya Pradesh a case study of public expenditure on women and child development/Shakun Palharya. 38. Quality of life in Orissa a critical gender analysis/Sandhyarani Das and R.P. Sarma. 39. Role of SHGs in gender development of Tamil Nadu/R. Kumar. 40. Livelihood diversification and women empowerment through self help micro credit programme evidence from Jammu and Kashmir/Falendra K. Sudan. 41. Bihar PRI model for women empowerment/Subodh Kumar Sinha and Shivperson Sharma. Index. This book examines gender from a purely developmental perspective. It looks at the processes involved in the d.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. 1. Climate change and development issues. 2. Climate change and global warming. 3. Climate change and allied agricultural development. Index. Climate change is one of the major challenges in front of the world. It effects the entire globe. Climate includes patterns of temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind and seasons. Flood, drought cyclone, sea-level rise, speedy storms etc, are the main climate inducers which directly or indirectly affects the economy. Flood, drought, sea-level rise and cyclone are the major climatic events which affect all sectors primary, secondary and service sector. Energy sector like as hydro-power generation, wind power production solar energy liquid bio-fuel, thermal an nuclear power plants, etc. can also be affected. The book Dimensions of Climate Change in India: A Development Perspective contains thirty chapters contributed by learned writers, elaborating on various aspects of climate change, like environmental degradation global warming and loss of biodiversity. (jacket).

Contents Preface I Structural Reforms and Agricultural Growth 1 Structural Reform Agricultural Diversification and Economic GrowthRam Naresh Thakur and Satendra Narayan Singh 2 Structural Changes and Agriculture in IndiaSS Somra and Kuldeep Singh 3 Structural Change in India and Rural PovertyDhirendran Nath Konar 4 Structural Reforms and Sustaining Growth in Indian Agriculture The Emerging Trade OrderAngrej Singh 5 Structural Changes in Agriculture An Empirical AnalysisPurushottam Sahu and Babilata Shroff 6 WTO and Indian Agriculture Task and ChallengesSanjeev Bhardwaj Pratibha Misra and Deepak Jain 7 Investment in Agriculture and structural Adjustment in Indian EconomyRajendra Prasad Singh and Pankaj Kumar Mishra 8 Agricultural Reforms and Institutional Finance Problems and ProspectsRamakant Pd Singh and Kumar Gaurav 9 Post-Reform Indian Agriculture A SurveyBharti Pandey 10 Structural Reforms in AgricultureSatyendra Prajapati and Poonam Kumari 11 Impact of Globalization on Agriculture in Developing CountriesAsmi Raza II Allied Agriculture with Regional Perspectives 12 Developing Milk Producing Units as a Farmers Enterprise Need of Multidimensional AssailNP Singh BV Singh and GP Singh 13 An Analysis of Performance of Dairying Practice in Bihar With special reference to Patna Dairy ProjectKrishna Nand Yadav and Upendra Pd Singh 14 Review of Returns on Investment in Agro-Processing Units A Case Study of Central Public Sector Agro-Processing IndustriesRatnesh Kumar 15 Economic Security against Rising Risks in Agriculture and Allied SectorsAnjana Kumari 16 An Analysis of Agro-Economic Condition in JharkhandRajini Kumari and Veena Kumari 17 Agricultural Diversification in North-Eastern Region in IndiaRajnath Upadhyay and Sriman Pandey 18 Agriculture in Uttarakhand Problems and ProspectsDevna Sharma and Rachna Dixit III Agricultural Credit and Policy Issues 19 Growth and Transformations in Agricultural Output and Inputs in India Need for Structural AdjustmentsAmarjit Singh Sethi 20 Rural Credit Trend Issues and Challenges in IndiaSamir R Samantara and BB Sahoo 21 Agricultural Credit Flow in BiharVinod Kumar and Ram Bharat Thakur 22 Agrarian Structure in IndiaBharat Bhushan and Kabita Kumari 23 Policy for Land Acquisition for Non-Agriculture Uses and Compensation for Land An AnalysisG Savaraiah G Chandrasekhara Rao and M Devarajulu 24 Land Reforms and its Impact on Agriculture in IndiaDhiren Vandra IV Food Security Issues 25 Achieving Food Security in India Issues and ChallengesDalip Kumar and Abha Mittal 26 Environmental Resources and their impact on Foodgrains Production and ProductivityDastgir Alam Firdos Ahmad and Jamil Ahmad 27 WTO and Food Security in IndiaR Raj Kumar and A Gnanavelan 28 Globalisation and Food Security in IndiaM Pandiyan 29 Globalization WTO and Food Security Availability Access and Affordability of Food PDS and Food SubsidyNK Thakur and Alpana Sharma 30 Economic Reforms Agriculture and Food Security in IndiaAshwini Kant Jha Bhavna Jha and Dilip Kumar IndexThe book Agriculture and Food Security Contemporary Issues contains thirty chapters elaborating on various aspects of agricultural issues and its impact on food security Articles in this book are organized in then following sections Section A-discuss the issues related to structural reforms and its impact on agricultural growth Section B-analyses allied agricultural activities with regional perspectives Section C-discusses agricultural credit and policy issues and Section D- describes the issues related to food securityThe agricultural development strategy of the Ninth Five Year Plan is essentially based on the policy on food security announced by the Government to double the food production and make India hunger free in ten years The Strategy to ensure food security is as follows Doubling food production Increase in employment and incomes Supplementarysustained employment and creation of rural infrastructure through Poverty Alleviation Programmes PAP Distrib.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Introduction. 1. Macro-economics of growth and employment in developing countries/Biswajit Chatterjee. 2. Macro-economic drivers of employment growth and its pattern/Satyendra Prajapati and Poonam Kumari. 3. Micro credit and employment dynamics in the new growth trajectory/Neeta Tapan and Tapan Choure. 4. Employment pattern in textile industry: a case of Powerloom Industry in Erode District, Tamil Nadu/S. Manikandan. 5. Indian software industry: a key driver of changing pattern in employment/Shipra Rai, Pradeep Kumar Singh and U.S. Rai. 6. Development of core skills in higher education for enhancing employability: with special reference to arts and commerce undergraduates/Marcelle Samuel. 7. Changing sectoral pattern of employment in Indian states/Dalip Kumar and Pravin Kumar. 8. MGNREGA: a driving force of empowerment of women through employment generation/Alok Kumar and Shobha Sharma. 9. Drives of changing patterns of employment/Rakesh S. Patil and Gangadhar V. Kayande Patil. 10. Payment anomalies and social audit under NREGA: findings from a survey/H.H. Ulivappa and S.P. Naganagoud. 11. Role of IT_BPO industry in the growth of employment/J.B. Komaraiah and Vikas Asthana. 12. Employment generation programmes in rural India and MGNREGA/Sandhya Rani and Malini. 13. Problem of unemployment in rural India: does the Government look at MGNREGA as Panacea to this problem?/Krishna Nand Yadav. 14. Employment generation and inclusive growth through MGNREGA: A case study of Bihar/Bipin Kumar and Bharat Bhushan. 15. Management education and employability: trends and issues/Manoj Kumar Mishra, Binod Kumar Chaudhary and Veena Kumari. The book "Macro-Economic Drivers of Employment Growth" containing 26 chapters contributed by researchers emphasizing different drivers. Economic growth is essential to all consumer markets as it is usually accompanied by an increase in employment and standards of living reflecting the growing consumer's income and higher expenditure. The magnitude of youth employment has gradually penetrated the public awareness over the last decade and it has become the issue before governments and policy-makers throughout the world. Now it is realized that the levels of youth employment reflects not only the business cycle but also the persisting structural issue which has distinct causes and which needs distinct solutions apart from fiscal, labour, social security and education policies. (jacket).

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. List of contributors. Abbreviations. Introduction. 1. Employment and unemployment in India/Ruddar Datt. 2. Economic reforms and employment in India trends issues and future strategy/P.N. Sharma. 3. Growth and employment in Indian economy an analysis of sectoral composition trends and gender issues/Dalip Kumar. 4. Uneven growth trends some policy concerns/Kumar Ratnesh. 5. An analytical study on growth trends and stability of major Kharif Crops in various agro climatic zones of Jharkhand/Bal Krishna Jha and Amalendu Kumar. 6. WTO and Indian agriculture/Sita Ram Singh. 7. Agricultural growth and Indian economy/Krishna Nand Yadav. 8. Economic growth and agricultural development in 20 century some reflections/Ashwini Kant Jha and Bhavna Jha. 9. Indian agriculture growth yield and output/K.B. Padmadeo and Sri Niwas Pandey. 10. Agricultural economy of Bihar potential compulsion and options/Anjani Kumari Jha and Niranjan Kumar Jha. 11. Role of fertilizer in Indian agriculture an analysis/Birendra Kumar and Meera Ranjan Lal. 12. Role of fertilizers on Indian agriculture/N.K. Thakur. 13. Trend in total factor productivity of crop sector in Bihar during Green Revolution Period/R.K.P. Singh A.K. Choudhary and Vinod Kumar. 14. Rice production trend in Bihar during last two decades a regional analysis/D.K. Sinha A.K. Choudhary and R.K.P. Singh. 15. Trends in growth of pulse production an analytical study of Tal Region of Bihar/Shambhu Deo Mishra and Md. Masood Alam. 16. Industrial development in India reflections on growth and deceleration/Narendra Prasad. 17. Disturbing trends in sectoral composition of India's National Income/Reeta Sinha. 18. Reflections on linkages of real sectors in India/Dhananjay Kumar. 19. Growth of agriculture in the Post Liberalisation Era/Md. Tarique. Index. Real sector refers to the sector in which production of goods and services are carried through combined utilization of raw materials and other production factors such as labour force land and capital or by means of production process. The assessment of India's achievement in Real Sector in the last 60 years after independence gives both the satisfying and the disturbing feelings. Beginning the journey from almost nowhere in the 60 year of independence India occupies front seat among the comity of nations in terms of Purchasing Power Parity Gross Domestic Product and other economic indicators. Despite remarkable achievements the Indian economy is still facing the twin problems of poverty and unemployment. This book contains 19 chapters contributed by authors who have sincerely attempted to investigate and peep through the achievements problems and future prospects. This book will be of great interest and help to all those who are anyhow concerned with Indian economy whether as students researchers planners policy makers and all others. 278 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. figs, tables (illustrator). Contents Foreword I Disparity in growth and development issues 1 Rural-urban development disparities in IndiaKaveri Sarkar 2 Regional disparity in India issues-related to inter-state variationsDhiraj Kumar Bandyopadhyay 3 Regional pattern of disparities and levels of living in IndiaDalip Kumar 4 Regional disparities in levels of living in IndiaHCL Das 5 Inter-state disparities in India under liberalised regime extent trends and sourcesKulwant Singh Phull 6 Inter-regional disparities threats and challengesSK Pant Firdaus Fatima Rizvi and DC Pathak 7 Inter-regional disparities with multi-dimensional aspects in IndiaVL Lavanya and B Karthikeyan 8 Inter-regional disparities in IndiaPradeep Punjabi and Prashant Bhardwaj 9 Inter-regional disparities in Indias developmentMandakini R Mahore and AS Mohammad 10 Inter-regional disparities in Indias developmentRama J Shah and Rita N Patel 11 Industrial disparity in India an analysis of UP vis-a-vis Maharashtra and GujaratRajesh Kumar Singh and Vijay Nath Dubey 12 Regional disparity in Indian developmentBhavesh N Desi Ashok B Trivedi and Dipak R Chaudhari 13 Regional disparities across Indian states a sector-wise analysisPooja Sikka 14 Reforms and regional disparities in IndiaUpendra Sah Hira Lal Ram and Uma Shankar Bharti 15 Inter-regional disparities in IndiaSK Dhage BG Loo and SN Nukale 16 Disparities within Indias different regions why does the same countries government work differently in different statesG Vanithamani and Shiny Thankachan 17 Estimating regional disparities in economic growth a case study of Indian statesAchal Kumar Gaur 18 Inter-state disparities in India a similarity matrix approachMahalaya Chatterjee 19 Regional development and locational dynamics in Andhra PradeshK Madhu Babu 20 Regional socio-economic disparities in India with special reference to Assam economyKumud Bhagawati 21 Economic development and disparities in MaharashtraKavita S Sharma 22 Economic growth and regional disparity in Uttar PradeshSP Singh 23 Inter-regional disparities a study of Uttar PradeshNidhi Sharma 24 Inter-state disparities in marine fisheries developmentK Pazhani and S Jesi Isabella II Disparity in agriculture and allied activities 25 Inter-state and inter-regional disparities in production and productivity of food grains in India 1970-71 to 2006-07Amrita Nandi 26 Inter-regional disparities in India a comparative study of agricultural development in each zonal stateNK Thakur 27 Regional disparity in agri-infrastructure with particular reference to irrigation development in the post-reform periodRK Panda 28 Growing inter-state disparities in Indian agricultureNazia Iqbal Hashmi 29 Regional disparities in agricultural development of Andhra Pradesh--a factor analysisB Sudhakar Reddy 30 Removing regional differences through improved irrigation facilities in Andhra Pradesh JalayagnamK Raja Babu M Sridevi R Rohini and Venkata Narayana 31 Inter-district variations in the average yield of selected crops in the state of HaryanaAnil Kumar and Inderjeet Singh 32 An analysis of inter-district variations in the level of foodgrains productivity in RajasthanManjushri Gupta and Manju Yadav III Disparity in social sector 33 Problem of regional imbalances--an analysis of social sectorDastgir Alam 34 Public health expenditure and health status in India an inter-state analysisKuldip Kaur Seozy Bhatia and Paramjeet Kaur Dhindsa 35 Ruralurban health disparity in IndiaNighat Ahmad 36 Inter-state variation in health status in India significance of nutritional status and health awarenessBipul Malakar and Montu Bose 37 Regional imbalances in health facilities in coastal Andhra PradeshMV Narasimha Sarma and DKailasa Rao 38 Determinants of health disparities in Madhya Pradesh need for region specific approachMona Khare 39 Regional disparities in education with special reference to secondary level issues and challengesVinayak Kant Mishra and Prahlad Kumar 40 Inter-state disparities in technical education in India.

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