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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Contents: Introduction. I. Development of institutions and area: 1. Successful co-operative credit society of women at Medchal, Hyderabad for rapid empowerment of backward women: a case study/K. Mahadevan, K.A. Pisharoti, M. Lalitha and P. Sumangala. 2. West Godavari district poised for total development/K. Mahadevan, K.A. Pisharoti, M. Lalitha, R. Jayasree and S. Mohan. 3. The model and developed constituency of Kuppam: a case study/K. Mahadevan, Jayesh Ranjan, K.A. Pisharoti, M.S.R. Murthy, V.K. Ravindra Kumar, M. Ubaidulla and V.M. Sandeep. 4. Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (SVIMS): a deemed university/G. Subramanyam. II. Self-help group, empowerment of women and quality of life: 5. Mohammadia DWCRA and empowerment of Muslim women/K. Mahadevan, M. Lalitha, R. Jayasree, M. Ubaidullah and P.M. Sandhya Rani. 6. Ambedkar DWCRA and fast development of the Harijans and quality of life/M. Lalitha, R. Jayasree, P. Nagaraja Naidu, V.M. Sandeep and P.M. Sandhya Rani. 7. DWCRA and entrepreneurship in Eluru/R. Jayasree, M. Lalitha, K.A. Pisharoti, P. Vinayaka Murthy and K. Rajasekar. III. Forest, urban, rural and tribal development: 8. Forest conservation through community participation: a case study/K. Mahadevan, M. Lalitha, M.S.R. Murthy and G. Sudarsanam. 9. The transformation of slum into middle class in Hyderabad: a study of Ratnanagar/K. Mahadevan, M. Lalitha, P. Rajaram, G. Subramanyam, P. Mangesh and P. Sumangala. 10. Prosperity and health problems in a village near Tirupati/K. Mahadevan, S. Mohan, M.S.R. Murthy, V.K. Ravindra Kumar 194 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction and importance. I. Successful holistic development experiences in two Indian states 1. Successful community mobilization method of Andhra Pradesh for holistic and rapid development. 2. Self help group strategy (DWCRA) for Massive empowerment of women for rapid adoption of health family planning and eradication of poverty. 3. A case study of successful implementation of health and family planning through DWCRA at Chandragiri and eradication of poverty. 4. Massive mid day meal scheme in schools elimination of illiteracy and rapid demographic transition successful experiences of Tamil Nadu for better quality of life of people. 5. Demographic transition development and better quality of life of people in certain states in India. II. Effective strategies for rapid implementation 6. Satisfied adopters credibility for rapid promotion of health population regulation and holistic development the best strategy. 7. Effective strategy for promotion of communication and education among Muslims. 8. Health behaviour of patients and the change of negative determinants for successful health utilization. 9. Communication through cultural strategies for awareness and prevention of AIDS in India. 10. Importance of behavioural sciences for health promotion and quality of life. III. Institutional commitments and active participation 11. Determinants of decision making on acceptance of contraceptives and health innovations a systems approach. 12. Committed bureaucracy and successful health cum family welfare administration. 13. Political commitment and success in prevention and control of HIV/AIDS two African successful experiences. 14. International centre for excellence in education planned parenthood health electronics and development studies. This book focuses on world famous and successful strategies for expeditious promotion of complete state level and holistic promotion of development through self help group strategy in Andhra Pradesh. It gave rise to two world records namely over one million poor women became prosperous and annual growth rate of population steeply declined from 2.5% to 1.3% within six years. In addition universal school enrollment of children improvement in sanitation afforestation self employment and improvement in quality of life of poor people became a quick reality which is a rare successful and fast development in the world. In another successful development in Tamil Nadu through midday meal programmes in all the schools illiteracy eradicated and through opportunity cost population growth was parallely controlled giving rise to better quality of life and eradicated poverty. These two successful and fast development in two Indian states eradicated poverty very fast and improved quality of life. A third and world famous successful communication strategy through satisfied adopters in group dynamics rapidly and successfully promoted health and population through action research. A world famous success in eradication of HIV/AIDS in Senegal and Uganda in Africa has been succinctly presented in another chapter for global use. For all these successful programmes the application of behavioural sciences has been highlighted vividly in another three chapters. Thus this book provides diverse multiple and powerful strategies for expeditious and successful programmes of health population control universal school enrollment prevention of diseases and promotion of development and eradication of poverty. It is the best resourceful book for development in the world now. 282 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction. I. High priority programmes for health promotion 1. Prevention of HIV/AIDS in developing countries perspectives on past successful case studies and promising policies cum strategies on behavioural change/K. Mahadevan Vivek Panikkar G. Subramayam Ahmed Ali. 2. Child survival strategies for the development and quality of life an international perspective/K. Mahadevan V.M. Sandeep Abubekar Bedri Iqbal Shah Vivek Panikkar. 3. Empowerment of women through health education for healthy living of mothers and children/K. Mahadevan Philomina Reddy P. Sumangala L. Zufan D. Gail P. Thulasi. 4. Prevention of type 2 diabetes in India/A. Ramachandran and C. Snehalatha. 5. Determinants of fertility and contraceptive behaviour and implications on health cum quality of life/K. Mahadevan S. Krishnakumar Iqbal Shah L. Zufan M.K. Sharma. II. Strategies for health promotion 6. Health behaviour of patients/clients and the major determinants a holistic perspective/K. Mahadevan M.C. Prasanth K. Vivek Panikkar K. Abera A. Mesfin P. Thulasi C.M. Deepak. 7. Life style exercise scientific indigenous medicine health promotion and longevity/K. Mahadevan M.C. Prasanth K. Vivek Panikkar K. Abera A. Mesfin. 8. Communication health promotion and population regulation for developing countries perspectives on holistic approach/K. Mahadevan S. Krishnakumar M. Ubaidullah N. Murugesan V.M. Sandeep Ahmed Ali. 9. Communication through cultural strategies for awareness and prevention of AIDS in India/K. Mahadevan S. Krishnakumar K. Vivek Panikkar P. Kiran N. Murugesan. 10. Importance of behavioural sciences for health promotion and quality of life/K. Mahadevan H.M. Damen Bindu Menon S. Girish Nair R.S. Kumar. III. Policies for better quality of life 11. Child health and survival policies for developing countries/K. Mahadevan Abubekar Bedri V.M. Sandeep K. Vivek Panikkar D.U. Anju and V. Nagaraja Naidu. 12. A multidimensional approach to population control policy/K. Mahadevan S. Krishnakumar P. Sumangala P. Thulasi and V.M. Sandeep. 13. Approaches to the study of elderly population/K. Mahadevan P. Sumangala K. Vivek Panikkar and V.M. Sandeep. 14. New perspectives on community health education for better quality of life in developing countries/K. Mahadevan M.S.A. Krishnan K.V. Ranganathan M.C. Prasanth K.A. Pisharoti Ahmed Ali K. Vivek Panikkar C.M. Deepak and K. Abera. IV. Theoretical perspectives 15. Life affecting variables of children analytical framework and conceptual model/K. Mahadevan and V.M. Sandeep. 16. Empowerment of women and population dynamics analytical framework and conceptual model/K. Mahadevan P. Sumangala V.M. Sandeep R. Jayasree and G.S. Mani. 17. Conceptual models on health population and development new perspectives on theory/K. Mahadevan. Appendices. The major focus of this book is on health promotion through multiple and effective policies cum strategies. During 20 century the most important health problem of human beings was the threat of HIV/AIDS. Therefore all the successful experiences of two African countries Senegal and Uganda and NGO'S efforts in Tamilnadu India for drastically reducing this deadly disease and additionally required powerful strategies have been exhaustively and effectively presented. This book can educate the policy makers consultants teachers researchers NGOS managers and administrators for the total welfare of humanity. It can serve as a good text book for M.P.H. students gynecologists pediatricians behavioral scientists social workers health educators home scientists managers and other faculty members for prevention of diseases and promotion of health. It is the book for regulation of population growth and improving the better quality of life of the humanity in developing as well as developed countries. 408 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Second Edition. Contents Acknowledgements. Introduction. I. Society and history 1. Society and culture in China/Chi hsien Tuan. 2. Society and culture in India/Kuttan Mahadevan. 3. China's recent history 1949 89/Dong Hubi. 4. India's recent history 1947 90/G.P. Ramachandra. II. Infrastructure and ecology 5. China's development of transportation and proposals for its improvement/Xu Yi Jingyuan Yu and Yuan Jianhua. 6. Infrastructural facilities in India/K. Ramachandran Nair. 7. Environmental problems and protection in China/Zou Ping and Zhao Xiaohua. 8. Ecological profile problems and protection in India/M.S.R. Murthy Anil Kumar Koshy and R. Jayasree. III. Social development 9. Education and development in China/Zou Ping and Zhao Xiahua. 10. Education and development in India/C.B. Padmanabhan. 11. Women and development in China/Chi hsien Tuan. 12. Women and development in India/R. Jayasree M. Sumangala and Kuttan Mahadevan. 13. Health conditions in China policies and practices/Zou Ping and Chi hsien Tuan. 14. Development of health systems in India 1950 90/P. Rajaram and K.K. Sayi Prasad. IV. Economic development 15. Agricultural development in China/Wei Jinsheng. 16. Agricultural development in India/M. Sumangala and B.S. Nagarajan. 17. Industrial development in China/Wei Jinsheng. 18. Industrial development in India/H. Srikanth. 19. Labour force and employment in China/Yang Zihui and Zhao Xiaohua. 20. Economic activity occupational and industrial distribution of workers in India/D. Radha Devi and K.S. James. V. Two premier Chinese and Indian social scientists 21. A premier Chinese social scientists Prof. Fei Xiao Tong/Kuttan Mahadevan Chi hsien Tuan and Jingyuan Yu. 22. A premier Indian economist Prof. K.N. Raj/M. Sumangala and G.P. Ramachandra. Index. The book is the first academic venture of its kind between the two giants of Asia Viz. China and India dealing with the hitherto neglected comparative study. These countries have ancient history composite culture diverse ecological scenario and socio economic development. Therefore very rightly this book has been organised in a holistic perspective on development. The book is divided into four parts and they together contain 20 papers contributed by eminent scholars from China and India. The papers under part one discuss recent history and panorama of culture and society. The second part of the book appropriately highlights complex issues of infrastructure and ecological perspectives which form the essential primary requirement of development. The third part rightly focuses on the hitherto neglected dimensions of development in developing countries viz. human resource development health and gender issues. At the end several chapters have been devoted to economic development like industry agriculture labour force and so on. Taken together the papers presented in this volume provide a comprehensive coverage of differential dimensions of development under two diverse systems of political ideology and complex societal scenario. It will therefore help to bridge the existing gap of knowledge and understanding between the people of two great countries of Asia. Indeed it will be equally valuable to all those who are consigned with holistic perspectives on development. With its broad canvas the comprehensive coverage of diverse dimensions of development presented here meet the requirement of economists sociologists anthropologists historians political scientists behavioural scientists policy makers and managers of most welfare cum development programmes all over the world. 424 pp.