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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. Obituary Dr. P.R. Brahmananda/Vanishree B.S. 2. Star of economics/V.R. Panchamukhi. 3. P.R. Brahmananda a truly versatile spirit/Dilip M. Nachane. 4. In Prof. P.R. Brahmananda's memory/N. Sreenivasa Iyengar. 5. P.R.B and the world of economists in P.R.B.'s words/Raj Kumar Sen. 6. Indian economic trends a theoretical cum empirical analysis/P. Jegadish Gandhi. 7. Contributions of Prof. Brahmananda to economics/R.S. Mishra. 8. P.R. Brahmananda's contributions to Indian economy/Madan Mohan Goel. 9. P.R. Brahmananda's search for the alternative approach to development/T.R. Bishnoi. 10. Heavy industry model vs. wage goods approach to development an expost analysis/S. Thirunavukkarsu. 11. Growth and employment some reflections/Amlesh Banerjee. 12. From Buddha to Brahmananda wage goods for thought/G.S. Monga. 13. Wage goods model retrospect and prospect/Ajit Kumar Sinha. 14. Economics ideas of P.R. Brahmananda on monetary economics/Debendra Kumar Das. 15. P.R. Brahmananda and India's monetary history an analytical discourse/Biswajit Chatterjee. 16. Economic contribution of Dr. P.R. Brahmananda on inflation/B.M. Jani. 17. Dharmanomics of Brahmananda/K. Nageswara Rao. 18. Nobel economics and Brahmananda/Ajit Kumar Sinha. Appendix the final 10 plan/P.R. Brahmananda. Index. Dr. P.R. Brahmananda was one of the greatest economist of this century. His original ideas have dominated the academic world of India and other low income economies since the beginning of the second half of the 20 century. He was a doyen amongst economists and an institution in himself like a bank of economic ideas and concepts. He was consistent in his approach and a source of encouragement. The book is a token of tribute to the departed soul by the editor and other contributors. 214 pp.

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Zustand: New. Economics of Amartya Sen is an edited volume arising out of the contributed papers on this topic organised by the Indian Economic Association to honour its former President, Prof. Amartya Sen on the unique occasion of his winning the Nobel Prize in Economics, in 1998. The present volume consists of 25 articles and notes distributed over five sub-themes, viz. (i) Economics of Amartya Sen: An overview, (ii) Economics and Philosophy of Amartya Sen, (iii) Amartya Sen and Welfare Economics, (iv) Amartya Sen and Development, and (v) Poverty, inequality and Amartya Sen. The articles are authored by R.S. Mishra, S.S. Banhati, S.C. Sharma, J.N. Tewary, Amalesh Banerjee, C.B. Padmanabhan, Debansu Roy, Pragati Mohanty, Kalipada Basu, Kumar B. Das, R.P. Sarma, Ratan Lal Basu, Tapati Sanyal, K. M. Naidu, Anindya Bhukta, Biswajit Chatterjee, P. Jegadish Gandhi, Ram Naresh Thakur, Anju Kohli, Sadhna Kothari, Neelima Shrivastava, Asim K. Karmakar, Debesh Bhowmick, S.L. Pedgaonkar, Amarendra, Shyam Sunder Prasad Sharma, Raj Kumar Sen.".

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. Challenges before the Indian economy in the opening decade of the new century/H.K. Manmohan Singh. 2. Economic reforms some issues and concerns/C. Rangarajan. 3. Economic reforms in India an appraisal/Ruddar Datt. 4. A decade of economic reforms and differentiation/Amalesh Banerjee. 5. Macro economic adjustment stabilisation and sustainable growth in India looking back and to the future/M.R. Aggarwal. 6. Economic reforms development and discontents/K.M. Naidu. 7. Economic reforms and Uttar Pradesh/Smriti Mukherjee. 8. A decade of economic reforms in India two critical commentaries/P. Jegadish Gandhi. 9. Fiscal responsibility bill an approach towards achieving fiscal balance/Shrawan Kumar Singh. 10. India's experiment with external sector reforms an unfinished voyage of accomplishments and failures/Rakesh Raman. 11. Investment climate of India/Motoko Iwami. 12. Approaches to India as an investment market/Sciichiro Shimamoto. 13. Economic reform and its effects on foreign direct investment in India/A.D. Saramma. 14. Evaluation of export performance of India during Pre and post liberalisation period/Parmjit Nanda P.S. Raikhy and Geetu Kapoor. 15. Problems and prospects of India's exports under WTO regime a study of agricultural commodities/Md. Abdus Salam. 16. Economic reforms public sector banks/D.M. Nanjundappa. 17. Economic reforms and industrial growth in India/K.M. Naidu K.S. Naidu and P. Manjushree. 18. Disinvestment policy in the context of second generation reforms/Alak Ghosh. 19. Reform agenda for agriculture/C.H. Hanumantha Rao. 20. Challenges of agricultural marketing under a new regime of trade liberalisation/V.B. Jugale. 21. Development of Indian transport sector in the economic reforms period/R.S. Mishra. 22. Economic reforms and jobless growth in India in the 1990s/B.B. Bhattacharya and S. Sakthivel. 23. Vision 2020/S.P. Gupta. 24. Economic reforms under bad governance/Ajit Kumar Sinha. Appendices. Index. India adopted the path of economic reforms in July 1991. At the time of launching the new economic policy. Dr. Manmohan Singh the pioneer of economic reforms in India had observed This programme is for a self reliant India an India that in few years time can boost of having eliminated poverty an India that provides dignity and skills to its children an India that emerges as a vigorous participant in the global economy and plays a role of leadership in the comity of nations an India that has an economy commensurate with the size human resources and its potential. The crisis of 1991 was seized under the economic reform measures. But the sectoral performance of different sectors has been much below the expectations. Difference of opinion amongst economists/social scientists is quite natural over the issues. But it is duty of them to ponder over the whole scenario to identify the limiting factors and come out with pragmatic solutions of emerging issues to achieve the vision of a developed India by 2020 i.e. one of the five biggest economic powers of the word. The book is a unique attempt in the direction. 591 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents List of contributors. Preface and introduction. I. Women empowerment macro dimension 1. Dialectics of women empowerment/G.S. Monga. 2. Women empowerment and development global scenario and Indian experience/Ram Vinay Prasad Singh. 3. Policies and programmes for women's empowerment in the South Asian context/Puspa Tarafdar. 4. Gender equity empowerment and diversity/Y. Padmavathi Dasharathi. 5. Woman empowerment/Nishikant Jha. 6. Goal of women welfare the problems of priority for the planning of development/Kanak K. Pandey. 7. Empowerment of women in post independent era an analysis/Chandra Prakash Azad. 8. Empowerment of women in India issues and challenges/S.M. Jawed Akhtar. 9. Gender disparities in India an analyses/Md. Firdos Ahmad. 10. Gender inequality and women empowerment a review/Jamil Ahmad. 11. Viable measures to be adopted for women empowerment on the basis of pragmatic consideration for metamorphosis of the system/Mohana Bandkar. II. Women empowerment economic dimension 12. Inequalities among the rural urban females some reflections on women empowerment in Indian economy/Tapati Sanyal. 13. Need of women empowerment in India/Anil Kumar Thakur. 14. Empowering women through economic measures/Kumkum Narain and Meera Mridiubhashini. 15. Recreating the budgetary process women direct Fiscal Policy/Devaki Jain and Ahalya Bhatt. 16. Role of microfinance in empowering women/Rais Ahmad. 17. Economic empowerment of farm women through Vermi technology a case study of tribal areas/A.K. Roy and S.K. Tiwari. 18. Women power through Self Help Groups/Priyam Krishna. 19. Empowerment of women through employment an overview/Syed Noman Ahmad. 20. Women in labour market an aspect of social justice/Dastgir Alam. III. Women empowerment socio political dimension 21. Household decision making and empowerment of adolescent girls in India/Ajit Kumar Sinha and Prabhat K. Pankaj. 22. Empowerment from within and without towards self actualization/K.M. Rege and G.S. Monga. 23. Tackling malnutrition among deprived women and children a compelling priority in women's empowerment programme/G.R. Krishnamurthy and Anjali Ganesh. 24. Utility of education to promote women's empowerment and gender equality a review/Md. Abdus Salam. 25. Education the key measure for empowerment of women in India need for a holistic approach/Marjorie Fernandes. 26. Role of higher education in women empowerment/Shradha Jain and Ravi Kumar Jain. 27. Empowering village women through education/Uma Sinha. 28. Growing Feminization of the AIDS epidemic in India a perspective/Akram A. Khan and Nazil Khan. 29. Factors affecting women's political participation and awareness/Shakuntla. IV. Women empowerment regional dimension 30. The role of women empowerment through Gram Panchayats/K.K. Sinha. 31. Empowerment of women in Bihar/Prakash Louis. 32. Bihar PRI model for women empowerment/Subodh Kumar Sinha. 33. Political empowerment of women in Panchayati Raj a micro level study/Sunil Kumar. 34. Focus on women empowerment and their socio economic development/Nilu Sinha. 35. Women empowerment in Haryana a study of decision making in the household economy/Mamta Rani and M.M. Goel. 36. Strategy for economic empowerment of women in Uttar Pradesh/D.M. Diwakar. 37. Economic empowerment of Women Chikan Workers in Uttar Pradesh/Awadhesh K. Singh. 38. Mainstreaming women empowerment a perspective from Rajasthan/Praveen Sharma. 39. Women empowerment programmes in India with special reference to Madhya Pradesh/P.L. Sablok and Geetanjali Sharma. 40. A methodological framework for gender participation in agricultural resources a study of Jhabua District of M.P./S.P. Singh and K.N. Krishna Kumar. 41. Empowerment of women in coastal regions dynamics of micro credit/P. Jegadish Gandhi. V. Women empowerment religious dimension 42. Empowering women a mission/Sister Benedicta F. Pinto A.C. 43. Economic upliftment of Muslim women/M. Saud Alam Qasmi. 44. Empowerment of Muslim women need for affirmativ.

Contents 1 Introduction 2 Sample Description and Characteristics 3 Problems and Concerns of Adolescent Girls 4 Perceptions and Awareness of Adolescent Girls 5 Variations in Problems and Perceptions of Adolescent Girls 6 Perceptions of Adolescent Boys Towards Adolescent Girls 7 Perceptions of Parents 8 Guardians and Husbands Towards Adolescent Girls 9 Discussion 10 Conclusion and Suggestions 11 AppendicesAdolescent girls tend to stand between adulthood and childhood and they are vulnerable from many points of view Nevertheless their predicaments are largely ignored A large number of them enters into matrimony and become young mothers before they have the opportunity to realize their full potential Their unfortunate removal from schools at the onset of puberty often pushes them into household responsibilities if they are not married This amounts to huge economic social and psychological loss However apparently there seems to be a complete lack of comprehensive study which brings about first hand data to analyse the socio-economic condition of adolescent girlsIt is in this backdrop the book deals with the socio-economic condition of adolescent girls in India on the basis of data collected from sample survey of 1890 respondents from backward districts of poverty dominated states identified under Rashtriya Samvikas Yojana The study brings about several dimensions and interrelationships which are of vital significance for understanding the adolescent girls perspective and also for policy-making A wide range of aspects such as schooling and dropout earning and spending domestic violence sexual abuse food intake and nutrition marriage decision and dowry pregnancy and child care allocation of time and awareness have been analysed on the basis of first hand data and information The book also puts in perspective adolescent girls position vis-a-vis societal perception including parents and adolescent boysThe analysis and findings presented in the book are its net contribution in enhancing a holistic understanding of adolescent girls in the poverty stricken area of the Indian society The book holds immense potentiality for its practical suggestions which can go a long way in responsible policy-making The book is useful for researchers academics socio-economic analysts and public policy-makers 405 pp.