Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction. 2. SAARC genesis of the organization. 3. A profile of the region. 4. Indophobia and the SAARC. 5. Major powers South Asia regional cooperation. 6. SAARC at work retrospect and prospect. 7. SAARC an overview summary and conclusions. 8. Postscript. Select bibliography. Index. South Asia consists of states with divergent political systems and perceptions and yet with social cultural and ethnic affinities. While good neighbourly relations among the main actors of the region have been elusive still the desire for collective self reliance and development has brought these states together and though belatedly resulted in the evolution of SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation). The success and failure of SAARC depends on various complex factors both internal and external governing the intra regional relations of South Asia. In fact a proper understanding of SAARC its evolution its past track record and its future prospects is possible only when the whole gamut of relations are studied in their proper perspective. This book is a modest and sincere effort to assess the role performance and future prospects of the ambitious regional organisation. 244 pp.
Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Development is a matter on which not merely the well being but the very existence of our polity depends. Scholars and experts have undoubtedly a role to play but the more important aspect of this role is to popularise the scientific and rational outlook on the problems and to remove popular misconceptions often generated by vested interests. This requires interaction of scholars with laymen and it is in this respect that the three seminars held and the volume which incorporates the proceedings can claim to make a contribution. The first part is on the social and economic aspects of development. It is followed by the second part on the application of technology. The third part is on secularism and social transformation. This volume has brought together acknowledged thinkers and scholars with journalists social activists and retired bureaucrats. The level of comprehension and even of expression of the participants has not been the same. The object of the volume is not to arrive at a consensus but to display openly the variety of views in order to stimulate thinking and thus enable the readers to exercise their own judgment. The insights provided the points of view presented and the data adduced in support thereof will help broaden the outlook and ultimately banish the misconceptions which still plague our thinking on this important subject of development. 331 pp.
Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Acknowledgements. I. Introduction 1. Science in society an introduction/Yash Pal. II. Science symmetry and spirituality 2. The physics astronomy connection at the most fundamental level/B.V. Sreekantan. 3. Symmetry asymmetry beauty and science/Pushpa M. Bhargava and Chandana Chakrabarti. 4. The symphony of symmetries/K. Babu Joseph. III. Science education and science in education 5. Education through astronomy/Jayant V. Narlikar. 6. Inter university centres and undergraduate science education/V.G. Bhide. 7. Programmes of excellence and equity in science education in the university system/S.K. Khanna. 8. Education within the framework of people's science movement/Vinod Raina. 9. Information support for scientific research evolving a national information transfer system/T.B. Rajashekar. IV. Science Peace and Society 10. Science peace and development/Rais Ahmed. 11. Science society government and politics some remarks on the ideas of Jawaharlal Nehru/Obaid Siddiqi. 12. Science and peace/Y.S. Rajan. V. Challenge in science some examples 13. Recent developments in earthquake prediction/Harsh K. Gupta. 14. Monoclonal antibodies and abzymes off the bottle/D. Balasubramanian. 15. To be or not to be challenge of tomorrow and of today/M.P. Parameswaran. VI. Intellectual property rights and development 16. Intellectual property rights and technical change in follower countries/Amiya Kumar Bagchi. 17. Patent laws the Indian experience/Nitya Anand. VII. Alternative paradigms of development 18. Technology estrangement and enlargement/D.P. Chattopadhyaya. 19. Biotechnology and ecological security/M.S. Swaminathan. 20. Non alignment self reliance and innovations/Ashok Parthasarathi. 21. Sustainability and the energy picture India/C.V. Seshadri. 22. Towards alternative paradigms of development/V. Sudarsen. 23. Science and technology in society diversity the central theme/Ashok Jain. Index. Science in Society Some Perspectives containing twenty three articles views science as an integral part of social activity and not as an alienated sub culture. A distinctive contribution of the book lies in bringing together distinguished specialists from areas as diverse as physics earth science philosophy economics law information science science policy agriculture and modern biology. 406 pp.
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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Acknowledgements. Glossary. 1. Introduction. 2. Agro-based craft production. 3. Non-agro based craft production. 4. Trade, state and society. 5. Ports, transport, market and currency. 6. European traders in South Kanara (1500-1763). 7. Conclusion. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. "Craft Production and Trade in South Kanara: A.D. 1000-1763 is the revised version of the author's Ph. D. thesis. In this book an attempt has been made to analyze the major economic activities in South Kanara during the specified period. In this book, the author has used various sources like archival records including English and Portuguese documents, indigenous records such as kadatas and Tulu folklore including paddanas. This research work proves that the people of South Kanara showed keen interest in craft production, apart from agricultural production. Many craft production centres had emerged in the region during the period of study. Trade was another important occupation. Aspects such as fluctuations in trade due to emergence of political and social changes, contribution of traders to the society, items of trade, relationship between agricultural production and trade, and impact of European traders on the regional economy are delineated. This is an important contribution to the study of economic history of a South Indian region. This book is useful to the students of economic history of India.".
Verlag: Gyan Sagar Pub, 1998
ISBN 10: 8186987444 ISBN 13: 9788186987445
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Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 122 pp.
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