Kumari b ratna (19 risultati)

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Condizione: New. pp. xiv + 186 Illus.

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Condizione: New. pp. xviii + 286.

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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgements. Introduction. 1. Rural poverty and Dalits/L.C. Mallaiah. 2. Rural development programmes and Dalits/L.C. Mallaiah and K.B. Ratna Kumari. 3. Agrarian structure and reforms towards sustainable basic needs and human development in Uttar Pradesh/D.M. Diwakar. 4. Dalits and agricultural landholdings in Andhra Pradesh/K. Nageswara Rao. 5. Genders and food security at households level/G. Sridevi. 6. Depletion and inequity in accessibility of groundwater in Uttar Pradesh/Sanatan Nayak. 7. Contribution of B.R. Ambedkar for annihilation of social exclusion and discrimination/L. Karunyakara. 8. Globalization and impact of Dalits livelihoods/K.B. Ratna Kumari and L.C. Mallaiah. 9. Ambedkar's contribution for the educational development of Dalits/L. Karunyakara. 10. Dalits and elementary education in India problems and prospects/Y. Chinna Rao. 11. Education and social mobility among the middle class Dalits/G. Srinivas. 12. Dalits and forestry an analysis of participatory forest management in Andhra Pradesh/V.M. Ravi Kumar and G. Ravi. 13. B.R. Ambedkar and the Indian Christians/Nina David. 14. Dalits and human development a human rights perspective/Shashi Kumar. Bibliography. List of contributors. Index. Dalits remained for centuries economically deprived and socially depressed under the influence of the Hindu society and its orthodox laws. After independence the policy of protective discrimination was initiated. But the package of protective discrimination have been failed to improve the human development of Dalits even after sixty years of independence. Moreover a debate is going on at national level on the issue of creamy layer among the Dalits. Now the question is that whether the human development of Dalits is increasing or decreasing. Human development indicates the socio economic political and cultural development of the people. According to UNDP reports human development index has been improved in India. But the human development report of 1996 noted that the globalization causing greatly for the rise of levels of inequality and widening the gap between rich and poor particularly in the field of social services like education and health. Privatization of education has been the role model for all successive governments which required to be understood in the context of globalization. The theme and sub themes are aimed to address the development of Dalits not only based on the human development index but emphasis on new dimensions of Dalit development in the context of globalization. 284 pp.…

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction. 2. Agricultural distress in India. 3. Review of literature. 4. Review of agricultural policies in India. 5. Socio demographic profile of the sample households. 6. Empirical analysis. 7. Case studies. 8. Suggestions and policy implications. Bibliography. Index. Thousands of farmers have committed suicides in India in general and Andhra Pradesh in the past ten years is known and seen by media policy makers researchers and social workers. Now a days seeds fertilizers and pesticide dealers are at the centre of growing controversy in India and Andhra Pradesh as they are the new money lenders to a peasantry strapped for credit. In order to get rid of their financial crisis ill treatment and harassment by the money lenders the poor farmers have committed suicides as there is nobody to hear their last cry. For many in Andhra Pradesh's Agrarian crisis even death is not the end of the trouble. Instead it is the beginning of a new burden for the surviving women such as mothers wives and daughters of the suicide committing farmers. To begin with they were doing the bulk of the work. Now they have to face the banks and the money lenders. They have to bring up the children and send them to schools. Raising and spending money for the needs of the households becomes their job. And on top of it all they have to run the farm. Sometimes the pressure becomes too much. In this struggle against poverty and sudden death (suicides) by their male members in the family the stress on the widows is enormous. In this context the literature on farmers suicides is available to some extent but no study has been taken up so far on the impact of the suicides farmers on women. Hence as an issue of major policy concern it commands high reason priority. 186 pp. …

Contents Preface 1 Theorizing Gender ArrangementsRegina Becker-Schmidt Hannover 2 Globalization and Gender A European PerspectiveBrigitte Young Munster 3 New Family Patterns Germany after UnificationChristiane Lemke Hannover 4 Feminist Theory of Democracy 286 pp.