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Contents Preface 1 Issues in social work 2 Social welfare past and present 3 Social problems and social welfare organisations 4 Human behaviour and social work 5 Learning theory of social welfare 6 Social work for family welfare 7 Interrelationships between social welfare and social movements 8 Politics of social welfare and contemporary social work 9 Poverty reduction and social welfare Bibliography Index The founders of social work exchanged ideas and experiences and in the late 19th century innovations in some industrialising countries were diffused to others Although social welfare is viewed by many as services provided to the poor government expenditures and tax breaks for members of the upper and middle classes could also be included In fact the term welfare is derived from the phrase getting farewell which means to travel to go and to be well Poverty unemployment unequal opportunity racism and malnutrition are examples of social problems So are substandard housing employment discrimination and child abuse and neglect Crime and substance abuse are also examples of social problemsThe students of higher studies professors NGO activists and social workers will find this book very enthralling and easy to absorb jacket 286 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. 1. What is drug abuse. 2. Standards for the uniform scheduling of drugs and poisons. 3. Prohibition of drugs. 4. Counter culture and the war on drugs. 5. Arguments for and against drug prohibition. 6. Combined drug intoxication. 7. Addiction recovery groups. 8. Anti Saloon League. 9. Rational recovery programmes. 10. Drug tolerance. 11. Drug overdose. 12. Drug rehabilitation. Bibliography. Index. All are aware that the problem of substance abuse including alcohol and tobacco as well as various synthetic and prescription drugs are widely misused by large number of persons and it has become an emergency to deal with this problem. It is all the more important as youngsters are getting increasingly involved and India which has the largest number of youngsters as compared to many other countries would not like to lose them to drugs and drug abuse. It is also known that many of the drug plants like cannabis marihuana opium etc are grown in different regions of India and there is an easy availability of these drugs. There are especially certain areas in India where these are available such as the North East regions which is reported to be facing relatively greater problems with drug abuse. India also has a large number of facilities for those who are drug abusers and drug addicts by way of many Deaddiction Centres which provide both treatment and rehabilitation facilities. There is no clear data available as to the success rate in these centres and whether the persons who have undergone the treatment remain free of substance abuse. This book titled Drug Abuse Recent Trends in Treatment and Rehabilitation is being presented before the world citizenry with the full hope that this book will be used for mitigating the disastrous effects of drug addiction and drug abuse specially among the younger generation. Ministries departments international organisations NGOs and other related organisations dealing with drug rehabilitation will find this book most useful for providing training to the counsellors and other treatment experts for optimising their aims and objectives for dealing with patients requiring deaddiction prescriptions. 330 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Part A. Foreign Trade Policy 2009-2014: 1. Legal Framework. 2. Special Focus Initiatives. 3. Board of Trade. 4. General Provisions Regarding Imports and Exports. 5. Promotional Measures. 6. Duty Exemption and Remission Schemes. 7. Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) Scheme. 8. Export Oriented Units (EOUS), Electronics hardware Technology Parks (EHTPS), Software Technology Parks (STPS) and Bio-Technology Parks (BTPS). 9. Deemed exports. 10. Definitions. Part B. Consolidated FDI Policy Effective from April 5, 2013: 11. Intent and Objective. 12. Definitions. 13. General Conditions on FDI. 14. Calculation of Foreign Investment. 15. Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB). 16. Remittance, Reporting and Violation. 17. Behavioural Theory of the Firm. 18. Contingency Theory. 19. Contract Theory. 20. Economies of Scale. 21. Product Life-Cycle management (Marketing). 22. Theory of the Firm. 23. Transaction Cost. 24. Internationalization and Localization. 25. ISO 4217. 26. Leontief Paradox. 27. Linder Hypothesis. 28. Maquiladora. 29. Mercantilism. 30. Merchant Bank. 31. Money Market.