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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. The sample a geographical outlook. 3. Agricultural marketing an overview. 4. System of agricultural marketing Araria district. 5. Spatio temporal patterns of marketed surplus. 6. Spatio temporal patterns of price structure and marketing costs. 7. Conclusion and suggestions. Glossary. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. An efficient agricultural marketing system is now accepted as an important component of overall agricultural development in India. This book deals with micro level spatial enquiry of agricultural marketing in Araria a backward but agriculturally predominant district of Bihar. This book takes into account the performance of agricultural marketing of Araria through systematic study of the spatial and temporal pattern of the marketed surplus and their price structure including price spread of different channels of agricultural marketing. Based on primary survey and extensive data of three tier marketing system especially exploitation of small and marginal farmers through middlemen. This book envisages of a new integrated market development policy and suggests relevant measures. It is useful for academicians researchers and planner providing conceptual understanding and data base substantiation of empirical situation. 220 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Methods of teaching economics. 2. Economics as a global discipline. 3. Economics as a moral science. 4. Structure of reasoning in economics. 5. Place of economics in learning. 6. Teaching alternative economics. 7. Neoclassical economics. 8. Teaching knowledge based economy. 9. Impacts of problem based economics. 10. Strategic behaviour in the classroom. 11. Classroom techniques. 12. ICTs and the economic pedagogy. 13. Teaching with classroom experiments. Bibliography. Index. The book is a useful guide on teaching economics at all levels and should prove to be highly valuable to them. The history present and future of economic thought is carefully etched in this manual emphasizing on the need for making students get acquainted with them in a way so as to generate interest in the subjects and maintain it. Emphasis has also been placed on the necessity for making economics learning more interactive by involving students in mock economic problems solving and other practical discussions. These help not only make economic study existing but economic teaching also more fulfilling current trends in teaching economics have also been covered. Compensation informative and insightful it is hoped that this book fosters an enriching learning experience for the readers. 274 pp. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Curriculum design. 2. The child and the curriculum. 3. The culture and the curriculum. 4. Educational objectives. 5. Organizing learning experiences. 6. Organizing the class for living and learning. 7. Organizing the staff for curriculum improvement. 8. Communicating the language art. 9. Living together the social studies. 10. Understanding quantitative relationships arithmetic. Index. The curriculum of elementary schools is a very important factor in the education of children. Students need to understand and express themselves in a language which can be the Mother Tongue only at the elementary level. Besides this they have to be proficient in using numbers through arithmetic. Besides this they need to understand the general science and social studies. The elementary school children should be given some elementary education in fine arts and music besides physical education training. In schools in country like India English has also emerged as a second language as a compulsory subject. Besides this the students need to be given informal education through co curricular activities like camping scouting and excursions. The curriculum framers for elementary schools should also associate the parents and specialists while developing the curriculum for elementary education. 280 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Advanced traveller information systems. 2. Road weather information systems. 3. In vehicle information systems for travellers. 4. Web based travel information systems. 5. Semantic web technologies for travel and tourism. 6. Geographical information systems in tourism planning. 7. Query mechanisms in tourism information systems. 8. Case base querying for travel planning. 9. Decision making in tourism information systems. 10. Context aware tourist information systems. 11. Mobile tourism information systems. Bibliography. Index. Realtime travel information systems are capable of providing accurate and real time information to the travelling public and help them to make up their mind regarding the time to start the trip and to select a route and/or travel mode. These information systems provide key information regarding every aspects travelling including traffic and weather conditions availability of transit rail service bicycle options or finding someone to rideshare with. Advanced travel information systems are decision support systems enabling the travelling public to manage their trips and make informed decisions on trip details. This book provides comprehensive information regarding the realtime travel information systems and their advantages to the travelling public. The contents of the book will be immensely helpful to short and long trip travellers traffic managers researchers and travel agencies. 278 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Rural tourism Panacea and paradox. 2. Role of rural tourism in development of a remote rural area. 3. Chronic poverty and remote rural areas. 4. Planning for growth. Re thinking the rural tourism opportunity. 5. Tourism trends and rural economic impacts. 6. Agritourism points to consider. 7. Rural tourism marketing we need a plan. 8. Direct marketing AG products to tourists. 9. Can a farmer make money with an outdoor recreation sideline. 10. tourism in the Brazilian rural area as a new opportunity for small farmers. 11. WTO seminar on rural tourism in Europe experiences and perspectives. 12. Revitalisation of rural areas through tourism in India. 13. Rural tourism the impact on rural communities. 14. Tourism in poor rural areas a case study of Uganda and Czech Republic. Appendix. Index. Tourism in rural areas represents a potential panacea for many of the effects generated by globalisation. It influences resultant internationalisation of culture and consumption patterns. It also represents a panacea for the host communities many of whom face uncertain futures in the post modern world. It has to balance values wants desires realities fantasy the values of the past and the demands of the present. During preparation of this work we have utilised extremely important papers and proceedings of the conferences by established authorities on the subject. We record our gratitude and acknowledgement to every one of them. 356 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Health problems and diseases. 3. Evading diseases. 4. Protection from diseases. 5. Protecting crops from diseases. 6. Safety of crops from diseases. 7. Disease control. 8. Pest control for disease.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction to cyber crime. 2. Computer viruses and worms. 3. Spamming spoofing and stalking. 4. Digital piracy. 5. Cyber terrorism. 6. Combating cyber crime. 7. Information Technology Act 2000. Bibliography. Index. Today computers have come a long way with neural networks and nano computing promising to turn every atom in a glass of water into a computer capable of performing a billion operations per second. Cyber crime is an evil having its origin in the growing dependence on computers in modern life. In a day and age when everything from microwave ovens and refrigerators to nuclear power plants is being run on computers cyber crime has assumed rather sinister implications. Cybercrime poses great challenges for law enforcement and for society in general. To understand why this is true it is necessary to understand why and how cybercrime differs from traditional terrestrial crime. This book provides a comprehensive overview of cybercrime and the legal social and technical issues that cybercrime presents. It explores the current state of computer crime provides specific examples of criminal activities involving computers and allows readers to look at the problem of computer crime from a more disengaging position. This work will be a valuable reference tool for computer crime investigators law enforcement agencies policy makers IT professionals and general public alike. 288 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. International relations in everyday life. 2. International relations as an academic subject. 3. The systems approach. 4. Morganthau's realist theory. 5. Decision making approach. 6. Marxian approach to the study of international relations. 7. Imperialism and colonialism. 8. De colonisation and resurgance of Asia and Africa. 9. Neo colonialism. 10. National power. 11. Balance of power. 12. Foreign policy and its determinants. 13. Ideology in international relations. 14. Diplomacy. 15. Collective security. 16. Arms race disarmament and arms control. 17. Cold war. 18. Contemporary trends in international relations. 19. Non alignment. 20. New international economic order. 21. Evolution of international organisation. 22. Regionalism. 23. Dynamics of globalization. 24. Foreign policy choices. Bibliography. Index. This book has been written in an easy language and a lucid style latest models and theories and new concepts are very well explained with examples. 488 pp. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Vol. I. Libraries and Reference Services Preface. 1. Libraries and reference services. 2. Digital age and electronic serials. 3. Special types of materials selection and acquisition. 4. Reference services and instruction. 5. Search strategies for information. 6. Electronic reference services. Glossary. Select Bibliography. Index. Vol. II. Managing Libraries in Digital Era Preface. 1. Recent advances in library management. 2. Essentials of library budgeting. 3. Practical selection process. 4. Library management and preservation. 5. Makers of information materials. 6. Major functions and guidelines. 7. Managing procurement. 8. Organization of the library. 9. Model rules for libraries. Glossary. Select bibliography. Index. Vol. III. Computers in Libraries Preface. 1. Introduction to information systems. 2. Library information retrieval system. 3. Libraries and online information retrieval. 4. Managing the information system. 5. Libraries resource sharing and networking. 6. Libraries in India networking and usage. 7. Library house keeping operations and automation. 8. Impacts of desktop publishing in information centres and libraries. 9. Library and hardware and software. Glossary. Select bibliography. Index. Vol. IV. Recent Advances in Library Classification and Acquisition Preface. I. Library classification 1. Library classification an introduction. 2. Library classification theory and the internet. 3. Library classification schemes and user oriented class associations. 4. Library classification schemes and internet resources. 5. Nippon Decimal Classification (NDC). 6. Automatic book classification. 7. Classification practices in India. II. Library acquisitions 8. Acquisition under contract copyright in library. 9. Managing and acquisition windfall. 10. Evaluation. 11. Acquisition practice in India. 12. Policies on book election and acquisition. Glossary. Select bibliography. Index. Vol. V. Library Cataloguing Principles and Practices Preface. 1. Cataloguing principles and practices. 2. Major functions of catalogue. 3. Centralized cataloguing and processing. 4. Cataloguing codes an introduction. 5. Business approach in cataloguing. 6. Policies on collection development. 7. Cataloguing knowledge access management. 8. Trends in cataloguing of audiovisual materials. 9. Cataloguing of electronic serials. Glossary. Select bibliography. Index. Libraries have always been amongst the most important providers of information in higher education. They have acted as storehouses of written or printed material and it has been their job to collect it preserve it and make it accessible. These traditional media and the role of libraries in making them available will continue. The present work in five volumes contains judiciously selected readings derived from various authoritative sources which are all secondary e.g. monographs abstracts reviews books journals and magazine x raying library and information science in pros and cons. The readings are highly useful and informative. 1374 pp.…