9788183870474 - title: empowerment of the weaker sections in india interf (1 Ergebnisse)
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Empowerment of the weaker sections in India current status and future prospects/R.B.S. Verma H.S. Verma and Raj Kumar Singh. I. Empowerment and the profession of social work 2. The concept of empowerment/R.R. Singh. 3. Empowerment concept objectives and strategies/R.B.S. Verm…a. 4. Empowerment concept evolution and strategies/Anil Navle and Mona Sharma. 5. Empowerment of the weaker sections revisiting Buddhist Gandhian and Ambedkar perspectives/Anand Bahadur Singh. 6. Social work education and practice paradigm shifts/H.Y. Siddiqui. 7. Empowerment of the weaker sections need to establish interlinkages between social work profession and people's organizations/Prabha Tirmare. II. Civil society organizations characteristics concerns and contributions 8. The context of voluntarism in India/Joseph Verghese. 9. Civil Society and NGOs a discourse of confusion/Rajeshwar Prasad. 10. Managing non profit organizations an agenda for the day/Pushpendra Priyadarshi and Pankaj Kumar. 11. Sensitizing the right to survival of the female child lessons from the TN FORCES model/A. Shahin Sultana and K. Shanmugavelayutham. III. Action for empowerment of the weaker sections commitment and response from the government and civil society organisations 12. Empowerment of the weaker sections government and societal responsibility/Devi Dayal. 13. Empowerment of the STs/SCs/OBCs in India the nature of constitutional commitment and evolved case law/Pallavi Gupta. 14. Law and empowerment of the weaker sections the ground reality of the relationship/B.B. Pande. 15. Scheduled Tribes as marginalized population empowerment or great betrayal/Nadeem Hasnain. 16. Political and civil institutions of governance contradictions of exclusion and inclusion of the Dalits in contemporary India/Vivek Kumar. 17. Collective violence against the Scheduled Castes a critical assessment of SC/ST (POA) 1989/V.S. Sujatha and H.S. Verma. 18. Empowerment of the OBCs in India emerging tasks and response from the leading segments of the Civil Society/H.S. Verma. 19. Approaches and strategies for women's empowerment role of social work/M.M. Verma. 20. Empowerment of the Scheduled Caste women in the Panchayati Raj Institutions in Haryana opportunities for participation and availed status/A.N. Singh. Annexure The report on the deliberations of the National Seminar and the Golden Jubilee Celebrations of the Department of Social Work University of Lucknow. Outcome of the written contributions and deliberations of a National Seminar this is perhaps the most outstanding book on the theme of empowerment of the weaker sections in India. Organised in three sections it provides authoritative treatment of the concept of empowerment and its relationship with the profession of social work characteristics concerns and contributions of the civil society organizations and the commitment and response from the government and civil society organisations for empowerment of the weaker sections. Instead of just compiling descriptions of pious policies programmes and their montonous analysis of inefficient implementation the contributors to this volume have all been very forthright in calling a spade and giving some fresh ideas in which the empowerment of the weaker sections can be undertaken in time to come. This book is a must read for the teachers researchers and students from the disciplines of anthropology sociology social work and political science and policy and programme designers for the weaker sections. 358 pp.
