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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Preface. 1. Domestic Violence Against Men-A Neglected Social Aspect/Gurpreet Pannu. 2. Domestic Violence: An Assessment of Global Sscenario/Duraipandi Mavoothu. 3. Status of Women- A Critical Approach with Reference to Human Rights/N.D. Gowda and Maruthi T. R. 4. Women under Labour Laws/ Maruthi T. R. 5. A Study of Issues and Violence on Dual role of working Women in Chennai City/R. Balasubramaniyan and V. Priya. 6. Domestic Violence in India A Milestone in Protection of Women/Rattan Singh and Mehak ahuja. 7. Domestic Violence against Women in India/Santhana Muthu D. and Arunachalam. P. 8. Elder Abuse and Factors/V.S. Ganesamurthy. 9. Violence against Women with Special reference to Dowry Deaths in India/D. Pulla Rao. 10. Domestic Violence in India/Ataur Rahman and Shekh Belal Ahmad. Index. The book comprises of ten research papers on domestic violence by experts in the field who are imparting education in the prominent Indian Universities. Domestic Violence is a serious human right violation and public health problem. Domestic Violence is not localized in Asian countries but all the world is affected by this cancerous problem. Some of the articles examine the problem globally. This abuse knows no boundaries as per as race, religion, age, sex, geographic location, sexual orientation, or financial and social standing. The articles included in the volume are very information and knowledgeable. Human Rights VS Domestic Violence has also been critically examined in the book. Violence against women and girls is the most pervasive human rights violation. Women's Human Rights find a wide discussion in particular in all the articles in India and the world over. In these days of terror and terrorism, human rights have been examined with special reference to UN conventions and other Conferences as Beinjing Declaration, Vienna Declarations etc. Women under Labour Laws have also been critically studied in India with legislations passed on the subject by the state legislature and the central legislature Very interestingly violence on dual role of working women specially in Chennai City (Tamil Nadu) has been discussed. Keeping in view the provisions in Indian Constitution on protection of Women find an elaborate discussion. Domestic Violence along with all the laws protecting women from violence and other relevant legislation, benefits enhanced by State! Central governments to women have also been detailed in the articles. Obviously, the book makes an knowledgeable study on the burning problem of Domestic Violence, human rights in India and other parts of the world. The book will be of great use to the students of sociology and other research scholars in the field of sociology specially working on domestic violence on women, men, girls and children. The book can also be valuable to libraries of all types.(jacket).

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Abuse of children in their homes during discipline practices a victimological analysis/K. Jaishankar and C. Kannan. 2. Ban on employment of child labour in homes and Dhabas an uphill task/Neera Bharihoke. 3. Child worker poverty and hunger a study among the stone crushers of Balasan River Bed/Samar Kumar Biswas. 4. An empirical study on child ragpickers in Warangal city/Lal B. Suresh and T. Joga Chary. 5. Status of Tuikuk Minority children in Mizoram with special reference to Bawngva and Darlak villages in Mamit District/Y. Nilachandra Singh. 6. Human Rights of children of women prisoners an analysis/Gurpreet K. Pannu. 7. Human rights of children/S.N. Yogish. 8. Implementation of the convention on the Rights of the Child 1989 in Bangladesh a critical review/M. Abdul Hannan M. Shahidul Islam and M. Sahal Uddin. 9. Educational status of Scheduled Caste children and their development in Puducherry Region/K. Sasicoumar Brumot and T. Subramanyam Naidu. 10. Educational problems of tribal children in India a futuristic study/G. Palanisamy and T. Subramanyam Naidu. 11. Trafficking and sexual exploitation of children national and international perspectives/Subhash Chandra Singh. 12. Human rights promotion and impact of war on children/Md. Reyaz Ahmad. 13. The law and the child abuse in Nigeria an appraisal/Bashir L. Ijaiya. 14. Infanticide to foeticide the High Tech Sexism/Priti Saxena. 15. Social situation of the street children in a growing city of Eastern India/R.P. Mohanty and N.K. Behura. 16. Educational status of child girls in India an exploratory study/Akash S.B and Subash C. Natekar. 17. Breast feeding is human rights of the child/Alok Pandey. 18. Household characteristics of child labour in selected states/Shamim Akhtar. The adoption of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child is fundamental to the recognition and realization of children's rights including the right to be free from harmful work. The ethical principles on which international human rights standards are based recognize that all children are the valuable members of the society and that protection of their dignity and realization of their survival and development needs are intrinsic to sustainable development. Children should be enabled to exercise their rights and the opportunities available to them should be prolonged so that work becomes a choice not a necessity. Work can have a major impact on children's right to survival and development. Work can have both positive and negative effects on the realization of a range of child rights and this effect will differ significantly with the nature of work and with the ripeness gender and other status of the child. 256 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Planned economic development and social justice in India/Meeta Krishna. 2. Genesis of scheduled castes and constitutional safeguards for them/Sidhartha Sankar Laha and Anil Bhuimali. 3. Constitutional provisions and women empowerment in India some dimensions/Sandeep Kumar. 4. Role of Panchayati Raj Institutions in promoting and protecting social justice and human rights in Andhra Pradesh/Y. Gurappa Naidu. 5. Compensatory jurisprudence a new dimension in the concept of social justice/Mamta Rao. 6. Constitutional paradigm reflecting Baba Saheb's ideology of social justice/S.D. Sharma. 7. Sex workers vulnerable victims of law and poverty/Neera Bharihoke. 8. Gross violations of women's rights domestic violence/Aparajita Baruah. 9. Human rights a reconciler of police public relations/S.D. Sharma. 10. Children and human rights/N.S. Sreenivasulu. 11. Human rights approach to environmental protection/I. Sundar. 11. An evaluation of children human rights and their protection in India/S. Sri Krishna and S. Anil Kumar. 12. Perceptibility of human rights still a mirage for the disadvantaged group of human society/Ram Niwas Sharma and Mithilesh Vishwakarma. 13. Problems of women in India/M. Supputhai. 14. Female sex workers in the informal sector/Siddhartha Sarkar. 240 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Attainment of women's rights through empowerment/D. Lenin and Kirubakaran Samuel. 2. Women's knowledge and awareness on legal rights/D. Lenin and Kirubakaran Samuel. 3. Custom law and violence against women in India/Anupam Ahluwalia. 4. Role of judiciary in promotion and protection of rights of women under the Constitution of India/Devinder Singh and Dinesh Kumar. 5. Domestic violence against women and girls and human rights/Pushpa Sinha. 6. Feminist jurisprudence the role of women in politics in Nigeria/Hakeem Ijaiya. 7. Gender inequality in education and economic development an empirical analysis of district level data in Karnataka/K.B. Rangappa S. Suchitra and N. Geetha. 8. Empowerment of women through rights ideas and initiatives/Himani Vaid and Ajay Kumar. 9. Plural legalities human rights and gender justice in India issues and prospects/Yogetha Kunver and Nanjunda D.C. 10. Gender and bio diversity management in a food gathering society of Kerala/Bindu Ramachandran. 11. Human rights gender discrimination against female children in Nigeria/Hakeem Ijaiya. 12. Economic efficiency versus equity in gender and development approach/R.R. Prasad. 13. Gender gap in education a case study in Karnataka/M.H. Hullur. 14. Bottle necks to gender justice a study with special reference to India/R.N. Sharma. 15. Globalisation and its impact on Indian working women/P. Srinivas Subbarao. 16. Gender inequality in dairy sector in Agra District of Uttar Pradesh/Jyoti Gogia. 17. Growing intersectoral imbalances and gender inequalities in wages and incomes in India/Geetanjali Sharma. 18. Sexual harassment of working women a critical analysis/Gurpreet Pannu. 19. Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan and gender equality in education reaching the unreached/M. Sugirtha and K. Madeswaran. 20. The legal procedures of marriage and divorce among the Muslims between Bangladesh and India a comparative analysis/Neaz Ahmed. 21. Violence against women with special reference to sexual harassment at the work place in India/D. Pulla Rao. 22. Violence against women/P. Sundara Pandian and R. Shobanadevi. 23. Women and law/Himani and Rajneesh. Index. The twin issues of sex equality and women's empowerment have become a matter of international concern while gaining prominence in national development efforts. The UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) which has substantial rate of ratification by the nations of the world signals a new global awareness about the rights of women. Despite the legal victories over the years both at national and international levels the social economic and political status of women has shown remarkably little improvement. There is evidence of alarming rate of sexual and physical violence against women throughout the world in the face of legislations. With contributions from academics policy makers and activists working in the field of gender studies this valuable book brings together a range of perspectives concerning the causes of and solution to the problem of gender injustices and gender mainstreaming in India and other developing countries. This book will encourage policy makers women's rights activists and academicians as well as students of law sociology economics public administration and gender studies to develop a deeper understanding of the context and the current position of women in India. The active engagement of academicians and students with the material covered distinguishes this book from others in the area and makes it a real resource material for researchers and students of law and gender studies. 242 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Reputed to be one of the most sacred landscapes, an abode of Siva where Siva conquered kala, the force of decay and destruction Kalanjara hill persists as one of the strongest forts in the country. It faced a number of crucial battles for possession, but it was more than a fort and a political centre. The hill has been a sacred tirtha distinguished as a symbol of cultural and religious majesty. Its composition was the result of two diverse religious faiths the elite , if one may address the Brahmanical pantheons adapted by the progressing societies, and the magico-religious practices of the Adivasis. The ruling king also honoured the faith of the Adivasis (mainly Pulindas) and carved out colossal images of Lord Siva and other deities associated with local and tribal beliefs. The pleasant location of the Kalanjara hill in the midst of the Vindhyan forest attracted ancient sages for religious practices. The most favoured deity of this hill-fort is the ageless Nilakantha installed in a cave shrine, which exemplifies the exclusive progression from cave to structural addition, and it is one of the oldest living temples in the country and the world. Being a complex of many religious spots, it attracts both the royal and common worshippers, and even at present a huge mass of people come here during festivals. Scholars of historical and cultural studies admit that religious landscape studies need to be attempted at a large scale if the rich heritage of our country is to be projected in its totality. Kalanjara forms the nucleus of such a sacred landscape, which crosses multiple cultural boundaries, both in time and space, and has great potential for a meaningful study of the past as well as the present culture of Bundelkhand-Vindhyan region in particular, and Central India in general. The historical growth of material expressions of religious meanings and artistic generosity, acculturation of styles of carvings, fusion of mythology, and institutionalization of a Saiva-pitha are well documented here. The present volume brings to light the available information in forms of art, architecture and epigraphs, which has been assimilated by specialists in the field of palaeography, epigraphy and art history. The interpretation of information in terms of reconstruction of the religious landscape adds further value to this study. The discussion and synthesis of the collected information from this sacred landscape has been weaved in a way that will offer an interesting and thought-provoking reading to the scholars and would certainly be useful to historians and researchers of cultural studies.

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Zustand: Good. Lucknow, India: Central Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, 1999. Volume I. 4to hardcover. 170pp. Photos. Good book and dust jacket. Cover slightly dampstained. (bioprospecting) Inquire if you need further information.