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Contents Preface 1 Redefining the poor 2 The new agrarianism 3 The Green Revolution 4 Impoverishing the poor 5 The welfare system 6 Welfare and poverty 7 Towards a penal state 8 Embracing capitalism 9 Abandoning the poor Bibliography IndexA welfare state is a concept of government where the state plays a key role in the protection and promotion of the economic and social well-being of its citizens It is based on the principles of equality of opportunity equitable distribution of wealth and public responsibility for those unable to avail themselves of the minimal provisions for a good life The general term may covers a variety of forms of economic and social organizationModern welfare states developed through a gradual process beginning in the late nineteenth century and continuing through the twentieth They differed from previous schemes of poverty relief due to their relatively universal coverage The postwar welfare state was founded not to police the margins of society but to provide a universal level of security that all of us need Perhaps the most potent of these transformations has been in a shift away from the universalism of the early welfare state to a new selectivitist philosophy 288 pp.…

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Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 The national HIVAIDS Control Programme 3 Multidrug-resistant Tuberculosis Mdr-tb 4 Blinding eye diseases in leprosy 5 Health inequity and women?s Self-Help Groups 6 Guaranteeing the human tight to health 7 The female foeticide a social issue 8 Domestic violence and symptoms of gynecologic morbidity among women 9 Adolescent male reproductive health 10 Malnutrition and the right to food Bibliography IndexIndia has relatively poor health outcomes despite having a well-developed administrative system good technical skills in many fields and an extensive network of pubic health institutions for research training and diagnostics Public health system in India suffers from many problems which includes insufficient funding shortage of facilities leading to overcrowding and severe shortage of trained health personnelApart form the modern system of medicine traditional and indigenous medicinal systems like Ayurvedic and Unani systems are in practice throughout the county The Modern System of Medicine is regulated by the Medical Council of India whereas the Alternative Systems recognized by Government of India are regulated by the Department of AYUSH under the Ministry of Health Government of India PHC?s are non-existent in most places due to poor pay and scarcity of resources Patients generally prefer private health clinics The lack of resources which is acute in some states is certainly a contributing factor to the poor performance of the primary healthcare system 264 pp.…

Contents Preface 1 Early childhood development policy and programming 2 Combating child labour 3 Growth and poverty alleviation 4 Child slavery 5 Law development and child labour 6 International trafficking in children 7 Sex composition of children and marital disruption 8 Applying change at the pre-primary level in a school 9 In pursuit of learning 10 Consuming globalisation youth and gender Bibliography IndexYoung people worldwide are speaking out against child labour and taking action to raise further awareness of this issue Numerous tools and initiatives exist to inspire and motivate children of all ages from primary school right through to university on the subject of child labour An estimated 126 million children under 18 years old are doing work which poses a physical psychosocial or moral danger to them Of these -- about 52 million - are young people whose work could be considered legal if there was minimal risk or if they were well-trained and well-protected from the hazardsChild labour is an issue which has always been seen as a diabolic evil in the society It is a vexed issue since it is seen to destroy the childhood of many innocent souls A childhood which is meant to play to study and enjoy the little joys of life is wrecked by the evil of child labor As child slavery comes to the forefront of global concerns efforts to end it are growing Legislation is one approach such as the United National Convention on the rights of a child which outlines the rights of every child 288 pp.…