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Soft cover. Zustand: New. This book is about the author as guided and supported by his caring mother and as conjoined with his caressing wife. We are all products of our nature, nurture and culture, and we are environed by context and its participants. The locale of our praxis is as important as our cognition which creates the framework for our perception. What happens in one's life is his or her biography and what he or she ends up as cognising is his or her cognizography. Teachers, books, films, food and events all influence the way we perceive. Biography or Cognizography is relevant only if some generalizations can be drawn. That's what has been done here to highlight phenomena like Social Justice, Scientific Temperament, Cultural Finesse, and Spousal Bond.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgements. Acronyms. 1. Introduction. 2. Economic reforms and rural employment. 3. Migration a theoretical perspective. 4. Profiles of the study areas. 5. Pre and post migration socio economic status. 6. Changes in the socio economic status. 7. Determinants of the socio economic status of labour migrants. 8. Perceptions and policy implications. References. Index. The problem of rural poverty is a major push factor for rural out migration in India. This trend increased during economic reforms because the agriculture sector was badly effected by the lowering of public investment. In this book efforts have been made by the author to assess the impact of economic reforms on rural employment and migration. An attempt is made to reproduce the views of the famous economists of India and the world on the impact of liberalization on the primary sector. The concept and theoretical framework of migration is well explained. In this volume an exercise is made to analyze pre and post migration conditions and the socio economic status of migrant labour in Jammu and Visakhapatnam cities based on an empirical study. A rigorous work has been done to determine poverty levels of migrant labour by using statistical techniques. The volume includes a foreword by Prof. G. Ramachandrudu a senior professor and director of the Academic Staff College Andhra University Visakhapatnam. This book will be a practical help to faculty members social workers research scholars who teach and conduct research on the subject. 124 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Review of literature. 3. Distressed labour migration. 4. Urban poverty in India. 5. Profiles of Chandigarh. 6. Living conditions of female domestics. 7. Live in and live out domestics. 8. Prospects, problems and policy implications. 9. Decent work for female domestics. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. Domestic work, largely performed by woman labourers in urban areas, is becoming a major and growing activity not only in developing countries but also in industrialized world. Majority of domestic workers are migrants and belong to ethnic minority communities. Their working conditions are disgusting with long working hours, low pay and absence of social security. The volume discusses the magnitude of informal sector and urban poverty in India, and studies the living conditions problems and prospects of live in and live out domestic woman workers. (jacket).

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Foreword. Overview/C.P. Prakasam and R.B. Bhagat. I. Population and environment linkages 1. On linkages between population and environment some evidences from India/Gopal K. Kadekodi. 2. Understanding the linkages between population growth depletion of natural resources and its implications for women a focus on the EAG States/Kamla Gupta and Mohua Guha. 3. Vanishing common property resources and their environmental impact in rural areas examples from two districts of Andhra Pradesh/M. Ramakrishna Reddy. 4. Concern for environmental degradation in India's planning a review/Sancheeta Ghosh. II. Food water and sanitation 5. Population vs. food who is winning the race/Alka Parikh. 6. Water resources in India issues concerns and the new environment policy/Sumati Kulkarni. 7. Towards the need for water ethics for sustainable development/K. Radhakrishna Murty. 8. Water consumption patterns in domestic households in major Indian cities/Abdul Shaban and R.N. Sharma. 9. Environmental health and sanitation facilities challenges for India/T.V. Sekher. III. Urban environment and disaster 10. Urban ecological issues with special reference to Mumbai/K. Sita and Malabika Ray. 11. Cyclones in Andhra Pradesh damages and response/U.V. Somayajulu. 12. Self reported health problems of slum dwellers in Pune/Anjali Radkar. IV. Household environment and health 13. Health during infancy and early childhood in India household environment matters/Usha Ram Avishek Hazra and Sandip Chakraborty. 14. Housing environment and child morbidity in rural Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu an analysis of the NFHS 2 data/N. Audinarayana. 15. Effect of household environment on women's health in North East India/Avishek Hazra Subhra Datta and Mohua Guha. Index. Global environmental changes are occurring in ways fundamentally different than at any other time in our history. Experts say that virtually all of the earth's ecosystems have been significantly transformed through human actions and that 60 percent of them have already been degraded. Population growth movement density and resource consumption are considered to be the main driver and multiplier of many environmental problems not only in India but all over the world. The industrial systems have encouraged the centralization of populations in urban areas leading to the growth of mega cities and relative neglect of rural habitats. These cities have in turn emerged as the main centres of environmental pollution with high density of vehicular traffic industrial activity and growth of slum population. Health is another important area of mediation in the interface between population and environment. Recognizing the need to examine the linkage between population and environment the population environment centre of the international institute for population sciences Mumbai organized a national seminar on Population and environment nexus in October 2005 to which this book owes its origin. The questions raised in the seminar and their responses have been weaved into a four part discussion (i) Population and environment linkages (ii) Food water and sanitation (iii) urban environment and disaster and (iv) household environment and health. In fact population and environment linkages are complex and multifaceted and no single book can do justice to this burning issue of our times. But still it is hoped that this volume would lead to a deeper understanding of the interface between population and environment. 278 pp.

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figs, tables (illustrator). Contents 1 The world of poverty an introduction 2 Thinkers views on poverty 3 Poverty among rural workers 4 Micro finance for rural poverty alleviation 5 Ecological balance and rural poverty 6 Good Governance and rural poverty 7 Economic reforms and rural poverty 8 Programmes to eradicate rural poverty 9 Hundred measures to remove rural poverty 10 Rural poverty in China This book will meet the requirements of UG and PG students research scholars policy makers and the general public to know about rural poverty in India in general and in China in particular The matter has been put across in a simple and readable short form to enable even a general reader to benefit from this book The present book has the following distinct features it is comprehensive it has an integrated approach it synthesizes the materials scattered in numerous books websites and journals The subject matter has been presented in a logical order in a lucid and narrative style using recent data It aims at giving a thorough grounding on the subject  It aims at giving a thorough grounding on the subject It contains the information on various aspects of poverty right from an introductory level to an advanced level suitably arranged section wise so that the students can pick up the section of his requirement and omitting the rest jacket 310 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Migrant laborers in the urban informal sector a socio-economics analysis/Bikram K. Pattanaik. 3. Social protection status of women workers in SEZs in India/Halima Sadia Rizvi and Isha Jaswal. 4. Gender inequalities and human right violations of women workers in unorganized labor sector/Abhishek Jain. 5. Impact of MNREGA on the rural labor market a micro study/G.S. Mehta. 6. Impact of urbanization on informal labor migration in India/Kailas C. Thaware. 7. Problems of domestic female workers a micro study/Jesma J. Macedo and M. James Antony. 8. Determinants of self employability of female informal entrepreneurs : a field level investigation/Dnyandev Talule and Shinde M.H. 9. Climate change and informal labor migration in India/Satinder Rana and Shanno Thakur. 10. Income levels of migrant informal labor in India a field level investigation/Seepana Prakasam. This book will meet the requirements of students, research scholars, policy makers, social workers and the general public who would be interested in knowing about the employment conditions of informal labor in India during globalization. The matter has been put across in a simple and readable form to enable even a general reader to benefit from this book. This book is comprehensive has an integrated approach and has synthesized research outcomes provided by a number of intellectuals. The subject matter has been presented in a logical order in a lucid and narrative style, aimed to give a thorough grounding on the subject. All the research papers are suitably arranged section wise so that readers can pick up a section of their interest and omit the rest. (jacket).