Tribal development india (90 Ergebnisse)

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Kinship ethnicity and self image. 3. Koya ethnographic context. 4. Marriage among the Koyas. 5. Family. 6. Lineage and clan. 7. Kinship system among the Koyas. 8. Property and important economic activities. 9. Life cycle rituals. 10. Tribal society in the context of development intervention. Selected bibliography. Index. This book is essentially based on empirical research among the Koyas a tribal community in Eastern India inhabiting Malkangiri District of Orissa. The study throws light on their self image (identity) habitat economy and society ethnographic context etc. enabling the readers to comprehend the post independence development intervention affecting their lifestyle. It may be reiterated that any development effort necessitates thorough understanding of the social structure of a community. Since kinship nexus occupies a pivotal position in the social structure it has been discussed meticulously. 180 pp. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. I. One: Ethnicity and Ethnic Identity: 1. Debate among the Purums: crisis in the Purum identity/M.C. Arunkumar. 2. Search for new identity among the tribal people of Manipur/T.S. Gangte. 3. Kuki nationalism - a centrifugal force/T.S. Gangte. 4. Christianity and tribal identity: the case of the Santals of Bhimpore, West Bengal/Shyamal Kumar Jana. 5. Pando ethnicity through traditional polity/Nilanjan Khatua and B.M. Mukherjee. 6. Ethnic identity through oral tradition: the case of the pastoral Charan of Sourastra/Arup Ray. II. Educational status: 7. Schooling among hunter-gatherers of Andamans/M. Sreenathan. 8. Problems of tribal education - a key to development/Moyna Chakravarti and C.S. Singral. 9. Educational attainment of the Santal children in primary level/Samita Manna and Soumyajit Patra. 10. Education among the primitive tribal groups of West Bengal/Nabakumar Duary. 11. Education among the Santhals of Birbhum/Sandhip Kumar Ghatak. 12. Tribal education and the role of the teacher/V. Rama Rao. III. Economic condition: 13. Dispossession of the tribal people from their agriculture land: the Kora case/Lakshman Jana, Tapan Barman and Abhijit Guha. 14. Bio-cultural study of variation in utilization of resources in different tribal zones of Orissa/S.K. Ghoshmaulik and Usha Deka. 15. Impact of changing economy on the social life of the Birjia/Samira Dasgupta. 16. Economic life among the Gadbas of Bastar/M. Y. Khan. 17. Economic development of the Konda Reddis of Andhra Pradesh/Sarit Kumar Chaudhuri and Sucheta Sen Chaudhuri. 18. Tribal indebtedness: a socio-economic analysis/Pradip K. Bhowmick and P. Sahoo. 19. Indebtedness among the Gadaba: a symptom of under development/S. Vijaya Kumar and V. Narayana Reddy. IV. Social Structure: 20. Social structure and kinship of an ex-bonded labour community/Bindu Ramachandran. 21. Birinda: the agnetic lineage system of the Lanjia Saoras of Orissa/M.R. Acharya and R.P. Mohanty. 22. Descent organisation and corporate action among the Mudugas of Kerala/George Tharakan. C. 23. Kinship and marriage of the santal: some introspective observations/Kakali Mitra, Sujit Kumar Paul and Amit Hazra. 24. Consanguineous marriage in a Rongmei Village of Tamenglong, Manipur/T. Shyamacharan Singh and Kaijinliu Riamei. V. Health nutrition and sanitation: 25. Drug-addiction vis-a-vis social health and development: the Singpho case/R.K. Kar. 26. Ethno medicines of the tribes of Andhra Pradesh/M.V. Krishna Rao and O.S.V.D. Prasad. 27. Health Hazard in the Koireng community/Shajahan Sardar. 28. Problems and prospects of health development among the Lodha/Shyamal Kr. Jana. 29. Health and nutritional scenario of the tribal population in Jharkhand/Swapan Koley and Tilak Bagchi. 30. A study on environmental sanitation and sanitary habits among the Bharias of Patalkot, Madhya Pradesh/A.N. Sharma.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. I. Issues of development in tribal India: contemporary perspectives: 2. Understanding tribal issues of deprivation and poverty: a prolegomenon to legal anthropology/Vinay Kumar Srivastava. 3. Scheduled tribes and the land question: the root of discontent and protest in scheduled areas of Odisha/Jagannath Ambagudia. II. Neo-liberal development and its impact on tribal areas: 4. Some contentious issues of tribal relocation and rehabilitation: evidence from Sardar Sarovar Project on river Narmada/D.C. Sah and Shubhra singh Tomar. 5. Catpure, co-option and exclusion: local governance and neo-liberal development in the scheduled areas of Odisha/Satyapriya Rout. III. Emerging discontent in contemporary tribal India: 6. State-Adivasi interface: experiences of an Adivasi rights organization in Madhya Pradesh/Shamim Meghani Modi. 7. The Bhil tribals search for justice in Alirajpur district of Madhya Pradesh/Rahul Banerjee. 8. Adaptation with social vulnerabilities and flood disasters in Sundarban: a study of Lodha tribes/Mohan Kumar Bera. IV. Challenges of mainstreaming tribal communities India: 9. Financial inclusion for social inclusion: an enquiry into sustainable livelihood patterns/Neeta Tapan. 10. Does political representation ensure empowerment? Scheduled tribes in the Panchayats of Odisha/Pratyusna Patnaik. 11. Untouched culture: myth of mainstreaming Chuktia Bhunjia tribe of Odisha/Bhubaneswar Sabar. 12. Analysing tribal education initiatives: an empirical study of Jharkhand/Sujit Kumar Choudhary. V. Policies on human development and tribal communities: 13. Tribes their rights over forests and problems of livelihood/S.N. Tripathy. 14. Changes in demographic and socio-economic parameters of tribals in Odisha: Government initiatives for development/Minaketan Behera. 15. Enhancing livelihood of tribals through non-timber forest products: an initiatives in the state of Chhattisgarh/Rajendra singh Gautam. 16. Impact of MGNREGS on tribal migration: the Government Civil Society experience in South Western Madhya Pradesh/Janmejaya Mishra. 17. Emerging concern on tribal educational scenario and its future in Odisha/Soubhagya Ranjan Padhi.18. Exploring media life of Saharia tribe in Bundelkhand/Bidu Bhusan Dash. Index. Development is a continuous and a multidimensional process which involves reorganization and reorientation of the entire economic and social system. The tribal communities in India are at different levels of this socioeconomic development. There are tribes that are still dependent on forests for their livelihood with their primitive technology, limited skills and traditional ritual practices. On the other hand, there are several communities in India who have been totally assimilated into national mainstream. However, low productivity from land, dispersed habitation, shrinking shifting cultivation, weak cooperative and marketing infrastructure, and land grabbing by non-tribals leading to their dispossession and marginalization is a common phenomenon across the tribal areas. This volume is a critical review to identify, document and comprehend the broad trends in development and discontent emanating across tribal groups. Over the last 65 years, the Scheduled Tribes appear to have evolved into two distinct groups: those communities who have been able to take advantage of the protection and benefits guaranteed to them under the Constitution and those communities to whom such benefits and protection have failed to reach. The alarming fact is that due to alienation from fruits of development process these groups fall easy prey to alternative ideologies and create law and order problems in their hinterland. This volume strives to encompass all these issues related to tribal areas in India. The book promises to be a valuable reference for all concerned researchers, bureaucrats, policy makers, planners, practitioners and those concerned with the tribal development.(jacket).…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. 1st Edition. The volume brings together 20 research papers prepared mostly by scholars from North-East India, on the critical problems of tribal demography and development. In particular, emphasis has been put on nutrition, health and education. The wider issues involved in the development of tribal areas have also been discussed by several well known scholars on tribal population. Even though the focus of this volume is on North-east India, the special problems of different tribal communities within this region have also been brought out by several papers. In the ultimate analysis all the tribes cannot be clubbed together even in North-East India. Individual attention is required of each tribal community in the preparation of sub plans by the Planning Commission. (jacket).…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction/Vidyut Joshi. 2. The changing nature of tribal studies in Western India/Vidyut Joshi. 3. Tribal situation in Rajasthan/Madhusudan Trivedi. 4. Tribal situation in Gujarat/Chandrakant Upadhyaya. 5. Tribal situation in Madhya Pradesh/Ganesh Patel. 6. Tribal situation in Maharashtra/Sarbeswara Sahoo. 7. Tribes, land and forests: emerging legal implications with reference to PESA and FRA/Satyakam Joshi. 8. Land and tribals of Gujarat/Vidyut Joshi. 9. Scheduled tribes and their health situation: an analysis of Gujarat/Binod C. Agrawal. 10. A comparative study of health and nutrition: status of Kolgha, Varli and Kamar tribes/T.K. Vaishnav. 11. Educated society vs. dowry custom in Meena tribes of Rajasthan: a case study/Suman Meena. 12. Tribal education in Western India: issues and implications/Tattwamasi Paltasingh. 13. Attitudes of parents of scheduled tribes and non-scheduled tribes towards the education of their children: with reference to Gujarat State in India/J.C. Patel. 14.Tribal identity issues in Western India/Ashok Chaudhari. 15. Role of Civil society in tribal development/Kanubhai Vasava. 16. Issues and development of tribal communities of tribal sub plan: legislation can do away historic injustices/Mahender Jethmalani. 17. Making sense of implementation of PESA IN Gujarat: some observations/Binoy Acharya. Appendices. Index. Comprehensively revised and updated, this second edition of Tribal Situation in India has been brought out based on reader s feedback. After 1980, the tribal situation in India took a paradigm shift. The development went on as usual, but elite tribal groups have started raising voices for participation in various programmes and also started talking about preservation of tribal culture and identity. The old tradition of ethnographic studies is almost over. The development studies phase is there to see a sea change and the identity studies phase has been established. The Rio effect has made an impact here. The Rio effect has made an impact here. The nature of tribal development as well as nature of tribal development as well as nature of tribal studies is changing. The book tries to capture the new trend in tribal development. This book is an outcome of a seminar on Issues and Development of Tribal Community of Western India organised at tribal research and training institute, Gujarat Vidyapith, Ahmedabad. Even though papers in this volume are mainly from Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, the book tries to capture an all-India perspective of issues in tribal development. (jacket).…

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