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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Organisation of Information. 1. Andaman and Nicobar Islands. 2. Andhra Pradesh. 3. Arunachal Pradesh. 4. Assam. 5. Bihar. 6. Chandigarh. 7. Chhattisgarh. 8. Delhi. 9. Goa. 10. Gujarat. 11. Haryana. 12. Himachal Pradesh. 13. Jammu & Kashmir. 14. Jharkhand. 15. Karnataka. 16. Kerala. 17. Madhya Pradesh. 18. Maharashtra. 19. Manipur. 20. Meghalaya. 21. Mizoram. 22. Nagaland. 23. Orissa. 24. Pondicherry. 25. Punjab. 26. Rajasthan. 27. Tamil Nadu. 28. Tripura. 29. Uttar Pradesh. 30. Uttarakhand. 31. West Bengal. Appendices. The Directory of Museums in India has been prepared with the objective of collecting at one place all the basic information on museums, the type of information normally required by any prospective visitor/tourist. For each museum in the country, it gives full address, telephone numbers, opening and closing time, closed days, entrance fee, the types of collections the museum has, and so on. It also mentions about the publications of each museum, whether a library is available or not, and whether photography is permitted. It also gives valuable information on the availability of guide services or holding of lectures or film shows. At the end, as guide to the visitor, the type of museums, whether it is archaeological, ethnological, art museum, or science museum, etc. is also indicated. All in all it is a compendium of information commonly sought by any person who wants to visit a museum. The first edition of the Directory of Museums in India was published in the year 2000. This is the 4th edition. In this edition many new museums has been added. Some museums which existed once upon a time but not now, have been deleted. More information on each museum has been given, what changes have taken place in any particular museum have also been added. This is the only book of its type on Indian museums where all the relevant data useful for visitors, tourists, museum persons, scholars, libraries and planners is available.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. At the time of increasing globalization, the protection, conservation, interpretation and presentation of the heritage and cultural diversity of any place or region is an important challenge for people everywhere. Heritage management is a growing field that is concerned with the identification, protection, and stewardship of cultural heritage in the public interest. It is part of a burgeoning interest in heritage generally and the subject of increasing discussion, debate, and controversy among both the specialists and the public. This study deals with management of heritage, sustainable development, preservation and protection of monuments and present available facilities on sites. The present book is a collection of 10 case studies of toruism sights of Madhya Pradesh addressing a wide vista of issues related with the tourism development and its successful development and sustainable management. The book focuses on the following four questions: What is cultural heritage? For whom is it to be preserved? Why preserve it? and how do we preserve it? It provides critical insights into how theoretical concepts and frameworks are applied in tourism planning and policy making practice. Dr. Usha Agrawal, with a teaching experience of 32 years, is the Professor and Head, Department of History and Tourism, Rajiv Gandhi Government P.G. College, Mandsaur along with an additional charge of Honorary Principla of Government Music College, Mandsaur and Chairman of the Board Studies, History (at present), Vikram University, Ujjain (MP).

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Globalisation theories. 3. Globalisation and poverty an ecological perspective. 4. Poverty in an age of globalisation. 5. Causes of the present chaos. 6. Socialism in advanced countries. 7. Socialism in undeveloped countries. 8. Globalisation class and culture in global systems. 9. Globalisation the path to liberty and captivity. 10. Globalisation and cultural identity. 11. Culture in globalisation challenges and prospects. 12. Globalisation of culture. 13. Global monoculture. 14. Globalisation and cultural encounters. 15. Globalisation a threat to Australian culture. 16. The cultural paradox of the global village. 17. Building a global culture of peace. Index. Globalisation is intensification of consciousness of the world as a whole and preceded the advent of capitalist modernity. Inspite of the claims that globalisation accelerates growth and reduced poverty poverty reduction remains the central challenge to the global society and culture. Hence globalisation poverty and culture are interconnected and influence each other. This book therefore provides a wholist picture of the subject and therefore profoundly essential to understand the subject in proper perspectives. 256 pp.

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