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Ed. North-Holland, Amsterdam - 1986, in-8, broché, 112 pages Bon état, table des matières sur la photo - Pour les envois hors de France, la tafication «livre & brochure» pour les frais de port a disparue.Les frais de port annoncés correspondent à une moyenne. Ils seront calculés au plus juste en fonction du poids de votre article.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. viii 328pp hardback, red cloth gilt, frontispiece portrait, with bookplate of the anthropologist E. O. James, ex-library with neat stamps and shelf label.

1969, Anthropological Theory, Archaeology, Oxford University Press, 328 p., good ex-library cloth.

Hardcover. Versand aus Deutschland / We dispatch from Germany via Air Mail. Einband bestoßen, daher Mängelexemplar gestempelt, sonst sehr guter Zustand. Imperfect copy due to slightly bumped cover, apart from this in very good condition. Stamped. Sprache: Englisch.

Zustand: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,1550grams, ISBN:9783540601890.

Zustand: Poor. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In poor condition, suitable as a reading copy. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,1550grams, ISBN:9783540601890.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Book: The concepts of " Tribe" and " Tribal identity" in Indian context are very complex and contested.The politics of inclusion in and exclusion from 'Scheduled Tribe ' list adds to the din at regional and national levels. The claims as well as preferences of tribes to the attributes of Adivas is in tum equated with ' indigenous people ' also are largely contested. In spite of the lack of national unanimity, the perception of the tribes of India as part' of the world indigenous peoples has gained wider acceptability. The proclaimed welfare policy of 'main streaming' of tribes has met with severe resistance. What constitutes the reality of tribal situation in time and space can only be provided by periodical sound anthropological studies. The papers in this volume deals withfour major themes: Ethnicity and cultural identity of tribes; Endangerment of indigenous languages of tribes ; Issues and perspectives of tribal development in multiple cultural contexts; and Impact of globalization on livelihood systems and occupational patterns of tribes in India. Understanding the dynamics of development among the tribes and communities with analogous sociocultural and technoeconomic dispositions require anthropological approach. Responsible national and regional collaboration of the agencies involved and ensuring informed participation of the communities and peoples concerned in developmental works can alleviate the deprivations as discussed in the presentations. B Francis Kulirani, is former Deputy Director (Cultural) Anthropological Survey of India, Kolkata. Kulirani obtained his MSc degree from the Pune University and Doctoral degree from the University of Calicut. He has 35 years long research career across the various regions of the country and conducted field studie s. He has written/edited ten books and many articles in national/international journals. He was awa:ded Shastri Indo Canadian Research Fellowship. Kulirani is a member of the International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES) and was a delegate to the 16th World Congress (Kunming, China) and 17th World Congress (Manchester, United Kingdom) of the IUAES. Kulirani is Founder Secretary of the Anthropological Association, Mysore and a Life Member of the Indian National Confederation and Academy of Anthropologists (!NCAA), Kolkata. He is Life Member of the North East India Council of Social Science Research, Shillong and one of the former Presidents. He is member of the Editorial Board of The Indian Journal ofAnthropology About The Author: Kamal K. Misra , is Professor of Anthropology at the Central University of Hyderabad. He was educated at Utkal University, Jawaharlal Nehru University and University of Kent at Canterbury. His teaching career spans over 37 years. He had taught at Utkal University, Austin College, Texas (USA), and has been teaching at the Central University of Hyderabad since 1989. He has written/edited 22 volumes and scores of research papers in journals of repute. He was awarded the Commonwealth Academic Staff Fellowship in the UK and the Fulbright ScholarinResidence Award in the USA for teaching and research. Dr. Misra was awarded Sarat Chandra Roy Memorial Medal by the Asiatic Society for his contribution to Cultural Anthropology. He was a member of the High Level Committee of the Prime Minister to prepare a report on the status of the Scheduled Tribes of India. He was Director of Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (National Museum of Mankind) and Anthropological Survey of India. Kishor K. Basa, is Professor of Anthropology at Utkal University, Orissa, was former Head of the Department and has been teaching archaeology and museum studies since 1980. He was educated in Utkal and Delhi Universities besides having a Ph. D. from University of London, a Commonwealth PostDoctoral Academic Staff Fellowship at the University of Cambridge and a recipient of the IndoFrench Cultural Exchange Fellowship. H.

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Feed and fodder development issues and options/K.A. Singh. 2. Forage research network in India and its role in enhancing forage production/S.A. Faruqui and Sunil Kumar. 3. Trees as a source of fodder for livestock in India/N. Das. 4. Use of remote sensing in assessing forage resources availability/J.P. Singh P.N. Dwivedi N.S. Ekta R.K. Agrawal and S. Radotra. 5. Seed production for forage crops and grasses and national network/R.K. Bhatt. 6. Varietal improvements in forage crops/G.P. Shukla. 7. Forage production technology for sustaining animal productivity/R.K. Agrawal S.N. Tripathi and J.P. Singh. 8. Forage production strategies for problematic soils/S.B. Tripathi. 9. Soil health for forage production soil enzyme activities as bio indicators/S.K. Das. 10. Potential forage production systems for different agro climatic situation of India/Sunil Kumar. 11. Analytical techniques for determination of mineral in feed and forages/K.K. Singh S.K. Mahanta M.M. Das Anil Kumar and A.K. Misra. 12. Forage evaluation and animal production under grazing/S.K. Mahanta M.M. Das K.K. Singh and N. Das. 13. Plant carbohydrate and protein fractions as forage quality determinants/A.K. Mishra M.M. Das K.K. Singh Anil Kumar and M.K. Tripathi. 14. In vivo techniques for measurement of forage digestibility/Sultan Singh. 15. Estimation of forage degradability in ruminants by in situ technique/M.M. Das K.K. Singh S.K. Mahanta Anil Kumar and A.K. Misra. 16. Recent developments in physico chemical techniques for forage quality determinations/Subir Kumar Nag. 17. Gas production technique for forage evaluation/Sultan Singh. 18. Insect and pathogen infestation impact on forage yield and quality/Sharmila Roy and Pradeep Saxena. 19. Pesticide residues in animal feeds and fodder and their management for quality livestock production/Subir Kumar Nag. 20. Microbial protein synthesis in ruminants fed forage/S.K. Mahanta K.K. Singh M.M. Das and A.K. Misra. 21. Fodder availability and livestock management in North West Himalaya/Sudesh Radotra Inder Dev and J.P. Singh. 22. Use of behaviour knowledge to enhance feed intake in livestock/S.B. Maity and N. Das. 23. Post harvest handling of fodder crops in development of a fodder bank/P.K. Pathak and P.N. Dwivedi. 24. Technologies for quality silage and hay making from forages/A.B. Mojumdar. 25. Leaf meal processing technology and feeding strategies to the livestock/P.N. Dwivedi and P.K. Pathak. 26. Practical aspect of mineral nutrition in livestock/K.K. Singh M.M. Das S.K. Mahanta Anil Kumar and A.K. Misra. 27. Forage based feeding of livestock/S.K. Mahanta K.K. Singh M.M. Das and N. Das. 28. Organic forage production management and production issues/S.B. Maity. 29. Nutritional improvement of crop residues/M.M. Das K.K. Singh A.K. Misra Anil Kumar and S.K. Mahanta. 30. Challenges and priorities for improvement of forage crops biotechnological approach/D.R. Malaviya A.K. Roy and P. Kaushal. 31. Agroforestry interventions for reclamation of degraded lands/A.K. Handa. 32. Tannin rich feeds and their strategic utilization/B.K. Bhadoria. 33. Secondary metabolites of forages in relation to animal production/S.K. Mahanta K.K. Singh M.M. Das S.K. Nag and N. Das. 34. Glucosinolate its estimation and role in animal feeding/M.K. Tripathi A.S. Mishra and A.K. Misra. 35. Nutritional significance and antimethanogenic potential of feed tannins/M.K. Tripathi and Deepika Chaturvedi. 36. Rangelands and their improvement strategies/M.M. Roy. 37. Grassland/rangeland management and livestock production/B.K. Trivedi and J.P. Singh. 38. Genetic improvement in range grasses and legumes for increasing forage productivity from degraded lands/Ajoy Kumar Roy. 39. Utilization of degraded lands through hortipastoral system/Sunil Kumar S.N. Ram and A.K. Shukla. 40. Role of weather based agro advisory services in decision making for forage and livestock production/J.B. Singh and Pradeep Behari. 41. Underutilized feed resou.

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 732 pages. 9.75x6.50x1.65 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Medicinal and aromatic plants (MAPs) are globally used for the curative properties due to the presence of complex chemical substances belonging to diverse categories like alkaloids, glycosides, corticosteroids, essential oils, etc. However, with the changing climatic conditions and presence of various biotic and abiotic factors; huge gap exists between the demand and supply of raw materials. Amongst all the factors, cultivation of MAPs faces perilous damage from multifarious assemblage of microbes like bacteria, fungi, viruses, phytoplasmas, phytonematodes which pose serious threat to the total yield and bioactive potential of the plants. The present book entitled Diseases of medicinal and aromatic plants and their management is thus a compilation of all possible scattered information which exhaustively outlines the important diseases of MAPs, their etiology with effective management strategies. The book has different chapters which extensively deals with information on the history of causal pathogen, the distribution range, symptoms, losses suffered, epidemiology and integrated pest management approaches involving cultural, chemical, biological and genetic resources being embraced across the globe. The book has authored chapters from the leading plant pathologists of India who have used extensive range of photographs, graphs and tables for making the content easy to understand not only for students but also to scientists, growers, extension workers and policy makers. Overall, the encyclopaedic nature of this books will be useful for undergraduate and postgraduate students studying courses offered on MAPs and will thus be an invaluable addition to any library.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The world has witnessed several revolutions since the dawn of industrial revolution some two centuries ago. During the current century itself, three revolutions in the area of communication, information processing and quality have taken place and each time the standard of living of man improved beyond predictions. But during the same period, the world population has also phenomenally increased dwarfing the gains achieved from the development. Increased level of industrial activity to meet the of humanity has caused irreversible damage to the pristine environment that the demand Earth once had. Economic disparity between the haves and havenots has widened, aggravating the situation further more. Ozone layer depletion, warming up of Earth's atmosphere and the pollution created by uncontrolled industrial activity to gain economic strength are now assuming the proportion of a catastrophe that may eventually threaten the survival of life on Earth. Developed countries blame the Third World countries for the uncontrolled emissions through burning of fossil fuels and for wasting precious resources of energy by using inefficient and uneconomical technologies, while the developed countries are equally responsible for avoidable oV,er-consumption and for the wastage of resources and energy and for not sharing the improved and efficient technologies with the developing countries. Thus the wastage by both these set of countries continues unabated. After all, resources of the world are finite and are meant to be shared by all its inhabitants.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 880 pages. 9.21x6.14x1.74 inches. In Stock.