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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents About the book. About the editors. Editor's note on the book. Contributors and their affiliations. 1. Origin and History of Right To Information Act/Sudhakar Patra. 2. Right To Information Act Basic facts/Sudhansu Sekhar Mishra and Anita Kumari. 208 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. List of contributors. 1. Financing of higher education in India/Baidyanath Misra. 2. Resource mobilisation for higher education in India some issues/Bimal K. Mohanty. 3. Resources for higher education privatisation and the question of equity and social justice/Rajan Kumar Sahoo. 4. Financing higher education in India/S.N. Tripathy. 5. Resource mobilisation in higher education in Orissa sources and the emerging trend/Surendra Nath Behera and Ranjita Kumari Mohanty. 6. Globalisation in higher education resource crunch and viable alternatives/Tilottama Senapati. 7. Financing the higher education in India with special reference to resource mobilisation/Ramesh Charana Pandit. 8. Resource mobilisation in higher education issues and prospects a review/Jayanti Satrusallya. 9. Strengthening resources base in higher education/Umesh Chandra Pati. 10. Resource mobilisation in higher education problems and prospects/Simanchal Mishra. 11. Supporting higher education an analysis/Govinda Chandra Panda. 12. Autonomous status resource mobilisation and self financing courses in higher education/Sudhakar Patra. 13. Trends in policy planning and financing of higher education in India/Premananda Pradhan. 14. Financing higher education needs attention/Bhagaban Padhy. 15. The nature and extent of education for Scheduled Caste and under privileged people in India/Tanuj Kumar Bisoyee. 16. The paranoia of higher education in India a search for access equity and excellence/Padma Charan Dhal. 17. Privatisation of higher education problems and prospects in the changing scenario/Sangram Kumar Mohapatra. 18. Privatisation of higher education in LPG Era/Suranjan Panda. 19. Higher education problem of resource mobilisation/Sukanta Pani. 20. Resource mobilisation for higher education/Sidhartha Shankar Rath. 21. Resource mobilisation for higher education during Post Reform Era/Bijaya Kumar Dash and Pradeepta Kumar Mohanty. 22. Financing of higher education in India challenges and strategies/Surekha Sundari Swain and Bimal Charan Swain. 23. Resource mobilisation in higher education problems and prospects in the changing scenario/Pabitra Kumar Subudhi. 24. Quality assurance in higher education in Arunachal Pradesh issues and challenges/Ram Krishna Mandal. Index. With the introduction of Economic Reform replacement of GATT (General Agreement on Trade and Tariff) by WTO (World Trade Organisation) (1995) and signing of General Agreement on Trade and Services (GATS) by WTO in 1996 Higher Education has become a non priority area and treated as a non merit good. So the resource mobilisation for the sector has become a problem. In such a context the present study which is a research work of many scholars and social scientists focuses on the sources of funding of Higher Education the mechanism followed in generating grants problems faced by the authorities in funding educational institutions. The work also highlights on the essence of self financing schemes and privatization of education developing curriculum with respect to the resource endowment of the state of Orissa. The effectiveness of the self financing courses has also been judged from various angles. The study will be of immense help to the planners policy makers researchers educationists and administrators. 236 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Agriculture rural development and nature of employment/Baidyanath Mishra. 2. Economic development in India through generation of rural employment/Kaushik Gupta. 3. Rural employment generation and poverty alleviation an overview/S.N. Mishra. 4. Role of social capital in economic development/Kishore Chandra Samal. 5. Poverty alleviation and rural development in Orissa/Chintamani Nayak. 6. Poverty alleviation programmes a retrospect/Rabindra Dash. 7. Income generating activities through rural employment programmes in Keonjhar district of Orissa/Surendra Nath Behera. 8. Rural development and national rural employment act/Sudhakar Patra and P.C. Dhal. 9. Problems and prospects of rural employment programmes for economic development of rural India/Surendra Swain. 10. Constitutionality of rural employment/Jogasankar Mahaprashasta. 11. A SWOT analysis of employment generating programmes for economic development/Rajan Kumar Sahoo. 12. Reimagining economic development for India an overview/Padma Charan Dhal. 13. Micro finance in generating employment for women/Kailash Chandra Patra. 14. Economic development through generation of rural employment/Bharamarbar Beura. 15. Rural employment key to economic development/Umesh Chandra Parida and Trilochan Sahoo. 16. Rural industrialisation key to rural development/Annapurna Suar. 17. Tourism potential and employment prospects a study of Orissa tourism/Shri Shridhar Samal. 18. Sustainable development through rural employment opportunities and challenges/Annada Prasad Palai. 19. Economic development through generation of rural employment/Bijay Kumar Mishra. 20. Rural employment and economic development a changing scenario/Gyanindra Dash. Index. The poverty in the rural area of the country as well as the state of Orissa is a major problem today. Its eradication needs the development of the economy which spreads over a long period for achieving the objectives of full employment growth and self reliance. The economic development can be achieved by generating the rural employment programmes. The present work is the outcome of research findings of many learned economists researchers and senior faculty members from various corners of the country as well as the state of Orissa who have studied the nature of our economy in various sectors the opportunities that the country men and administrators come across and challenges they encounter while implementing various employment generating programmes during plan periods collecting data both from primary and secondary sources. It is certain that the valuable contributions views and suggestions of the researchers will be of immense help to the future researchers policy makers administrators and social thinkers in solving the problem of poverty unemployment and to achieve economic development of the country as well as the state especially in rural sector renewing the existing employment generating programmes. 188 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Introduction. I. Ageing theoretical perspectives 1. Generation and class understanding diversity in the context of an ageing global society/John A. Vincent. 2. Globalization and the future of ageing economic social and policy implications/Chris Phillipson. 3. Globalization population ageing and ethics toward a just global society/Larry Polivka and Evelinn A. Borrayo. 4. Looking forward to a general theory on population ageing/Jean Marie Robine and Jean Pierre Michel. 5. Population ageing an unavoidable future/David Coleman. 6. The demographic transition population and underpopulation/Sohail Inayatullah. 7. Images of ageing in the third age/Jyrki Jyrkama. 8. Critical feminist perspectives ageing and social policy/Carroll L. Estes. II. Ageing economic and health perspectives 9. Economic and social structure for an ageing population/Robert W. Fogel. 10. Population ageing the costs of health care for the elderly and growth/Ken Tabata. 11. The changing elderly population and future health care needs/David Mechanic. 12. Health care needs and services delivery for older persons with HIV/AIDS Issues and research challenges/Stephen Crystal and Usha Sambamoorthi. 13. Ageing and disability behind and beyond the stereotypes/Meredith Minkler. 14. Active ageing in employment its meaning and potential/Alan Walker.15. Active ageing a policy framework/Alexandre Kalache. 16. The benefits of an ageing population/Judith Healy. III. Ageing social and cultural perspectives 17. Demographic transition in Asia and its consequences/Athar Hussain Robert Cassen and Tim Dyson. 18. Ageing in India drifting intergenerational relations challenges and options/Anitha Kumari Bhat and Raj Dhruvarajan. 19. Why Can't a Man Be More Like a Woman Marital status and social networking of older men/Kate Davidson. 20. The lived experience of oldest old rural adults/Susan Hinck. 21. Towards a positive psychology of ageing potentials and barriers/Rob Ranzijn. 22. A cross cultural perspective on spiritual well being spiritual growth and spiritual care in ageing/Amy L. Ai. 23. Spatial mobility patterns of the aged a case study in Chatsworth South Africa/Ronnie Chanderjith and Brij Maharaj. 24. Population ageing policy reforms and endogenous growth in Japan a computable overlapping generations approach/Manabu Shimasawa. 25. Trends in the living arrangements of the elderly in Ghana evidence from DHS Data 1993 2003/Chuks J. Mba. Over the past thirty years the sociological study of ageing has progressed from being a narrowly focused and modestly sized problem orientated sub field of disciplinary inquiry to its current status as a distinct extremely wide ranging endeavour that deals with many aspects of older peoples economic social and cultural lives. This volume brings together a broad range of theoretical essays and specific case studies by some of the eminent scholars in the field. It can be a useful resource for not only sociology students and professional sociologists but also for those based in social anthropology psychology geography population studies political studies and cultural studies. 460 pp.

Education especially of women who constitute nearly fifty per cent of society is essential for the development of the society as well as the country Considering its importance since independence Government through various five year plans have undertaken several measures Many Commissions and Committees have recommended for its development But nevertheless it is in a backward state At this juncture the present work is the outcome of research studies of many educationists and social scientists which focuses on the extent of development of Womens Education at national as well as regional level the inequality in the educational level of both the sexes in different spheres of society among different social groups The study also points out the possible cases of backwardness of Womens Education the emerging issues which stand on its way and suggests suitable measures for its future prospects It is hoped that the study will be of immense value for the researchers educationists government planners policy makers and administrators for the development of society in general and women in particular through education 251 pp.