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Paperback. Condizione: New. Language: English. About the book: Child is a human between the stages of birth and teenage years. The legal definition of child generally refers to a minor, otherwise known as a person younger than the age of majority. Africa is the only continent with a regionspecific child rights instrument. The African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACRWC) is an important tool for advancing children's right s. While building on the same basic principles as the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the AU Children's Charter highlights issues of special importance in the African context. India has the largest number of children in the world. India's heritage of a stable family life and traditional joint family system helped children grow into an atmosphere of warmth and affection into a secure future. Children's rights are human rights for children. Human rights are basic standards to which every person is entitled to survive and develop indignity. The United Nations set a universal standard for human rights with the adopt ion of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948. Since t hen, a number of human rights treaties have been developed to recognize the basic rights of all persons. Children have these rights, too. Children (under age 18) also have specific rights, recognized in the 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child, given their vulnerability and dependence. All children's human right s apply to all children at all times, without exception. The provision and protection of children's Convent ion rights is the primary responsibility of governments at all levels and realising the promise of the Convention is an ongoing, progressive commitment. International human rights treaties are developed through negotiation among governments. United Nations Member States produce a commonly acceptable set of standards for the treatment of people by their governments. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society, in general and students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions, researchers and NGOs working in labour economics field, in particular. Contents of this book are Children RightsAn Overview ; Street Children; Orphan Children; Child Labour; Bonded Labour; Disable Children; Slum Children; Child Trafficking & Urban Beggar About The Author: Prof. B.K.Panda (MA, M.Phil, Ph.D) is working as professor and Head, Department of Economics, Berhampur University, Odisha. His various papers are published in reputed National and International Journals, like as. IUP Journal of Management Research, International Journal of Business Research , Indi an Economic Journal, Apeejay Journal of Management, International Journal of Environment and Development, Indian Journal of Economics, Journal of Rural Development, etc. He has published various books in economics, like as Economic Reforms and Emerging Patterns of Employment, Consumption, Poverty and Inequality, Applied Demand Analysis, Serial Publications etc. He has also supervised many Ph.D and M.Phill scholars in economi cs. Dr. Sukanta Sarkar (MA , Ph.D) is working as Assistant Professor, Faculty of Management Studies, ICFAI University, Agartala (Tr ip ura). He qualified UGC NET Examin December/2006. He was awarded PhD for work on rubber tappers and currently he is D.Litt scholar in Berhampur University, Odisha. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. His various research papers are published in foreign and national journals. He has authored books relating to Corruption, Human Trafficking, Orphan Children, Rubber Plantation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Handicraft Workers, Deforestation, Environmental Pollution, Agrarian Economics, Illegal Trafficking & Social Security The Title 'Vulnerable Children Human Rights Perspectives written/authored/edited by B.K. Panda/Sukanta Sarkar', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9789357223997 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 327 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Children Studies / Human Rights. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms 327.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Language: English. About The Book: Globalisation is the process of international integration arising from the interchange of world views, products, ideas and other aspects of culture. The term globalisation has been increasingly used since the mid1980s and especially since the mid1990s. It is currently a popular and controversial issue, though often remaining a loose and poorly defined concept. Sometimes too comprehensively, the term is used to encompass increases in trade and liberalisation policies as well as reductions in transportation costs and technology transfer. Economic globalisation, the ongoing process of greater economic interdependence among countries , is reflected in the increasing amount of crossborder trade in goods and services, the increasing volume of international financial flows, and increasing flows of labour. Economic development is the sustained, concerted actions of policy makers and communities that promote the standard of living and economic health of a specific area. It is a wealth spent on country's population. Economic development can also be referred to as the quantitative and qualitative changes in the economy. The scope of it includes the process and policies by which a nation improves the economic, political, and social wellbeing of its people. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society in general and students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions, researchers and NGOs working in economics finance field, in particular. About The Author: Prof. B.K. Panda(MA, M.Phil, Ph.D) is working as professor & Head, Department of Economics , Berhampur University , Odisha. He has published various papers in reputed National and International Journals, lik e as. IUP Journal of Management Research, International Journal of Business Research, Indian Economic Journal, Apeejay Journal of Management , International Journal of Environment and Development, Indian Journal of Economics, Journal of Rural Development, etc. He has published various books in economics, lik e as Economic Reforms and Emerging Patterns of Employment , Consumption, Poverty and Inequality , Applied Demand Analysis, Serial Publications etc. He has also supervised many Ph.D and M.Phill scholars in economics. Dr. Sukanta Sarkar is working as Assistant Professor in Faculty of Management Studies , I C FA I University , Agartala Tripura, India. He did Bachelor and Master degree from Tripura University. He was awarded doctorate degree for his work on socio economic improvement of rubber tappers. He qualified UGCNET Exam in December/2006. Currently he is PostDoctorate Fellow (PDF) in De p a r t me nt o f Economic s, Berhampur University , Ganjam, Odisha. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. Various research papers have been published in foreign and national journals. He also previously worked as visiting lecturer in National Institute of Technology , Agartala & Tripura University. He has research interest in various topics like agricultural crisis, rural development, women empowerment, sustainable development and social problems. Content: CONTENTS: Preface 11 About the Contributors 13 Abbreviations 15 Part I Globalisation 1. Globalisation: A Reality in 21st Century 21 S. K.Chaudhury & Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ What is Globalisation? ¥ History of Globalisation ¥ Significance of Globalisation ¥ Measurement of Globalisation ¥ Components of Globalisation ¥ Globalisation in India ¥ Effects of Globalisation ¥ Problems of Globalisation ¥ Small Scale Industry and Globalisation ¥ Conclusion ¥ References. 2. Globalisation and Status of Women in India: A Study 39 Prof. D.Pulla Rao Introduction ¥ Gender Equity in the Constitution of India ¥ Women at the National Level Politics ¥ Women chief ministers of India ¥ Gender Variations in Literacy Levels ¥ Women in the Parliament of India ¥ Women Representation in State Legislatures ¥ Women Representation in Panchayati Raj Institutions ¥ The New Initiatives ¥ The Failures of the Government of India ¥ Summary ¥ Suggestions ¥ References. 3. Global Export Crisis and Chiken Impact on the Poor in India: A Synthesis of Sector Studies 52 Shikha Chantia Introduction ¥ Overview of the Chikan with Selected Sectors through Data ¥ Chikken Craft¥ Key Findings ¥ References 4. Women Empowerment and Microfinance: Bridging the Gender Gap 60 Krupa D. Bhatt Introduction ¥ Gender Inequality and the Need for Women Empowerment ¥ Micro finance and Women Empowerment: Global Perspective ¥ Microfinance in IndiaSuccess and Flaws ¥ SEWA Conclusion ¥ References 5. Acceptance of Birth Control Methods: The Prevailing Pattern among Yerava Tribe in Karnataka 73 P. Prabhuswamy¥ Introduction ¥ The Context ¥ Karnataka Scenario ¥ Awareness and Acceptance of Birth Control Methods among Tribes ¥ The Pattern among Yeravas ¥ Objectives ¥ Methodology ¥ Analysis and Findings ¥ Type of Contraceptive Methods Opted by the Yerava Women ¥ Conclusion ¥ References. 6. Economic Development in India: Progress and Challenges 90 Prof. R.Prasad & Dr. Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ What is Economic Development? ¥ Indicators for Economic Development ¥ Economic Development in India since Independence ¥ Five Year Plans ¥ Finance Commissions ¥ Centre State Financial Reforms ¥ Conclusion ¥ References 7. Globalisation and Poverty Eradication: An Assertive Approach in 21st Century 109 Dr. Deepali Singh Introduction ¥ Causes of Poverty ¥ Poverty in India ¥ Government Policies ¥ Below Poverty Line ¥ Conclusion¥ References 8. Changes of Economic Sectors in India: Progress and Challenges 120 Dr. Rakesh Joshi & Dr. Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ Types of Economic Sector ¥ Importance of Economic Sectors ¥ Economic Sectors of India: Changing ¥ Conclusion ¥ References 9. Effects of Globalisation on Language lecturer's of international postgraduates language and academic culture in National University of Malaysia 137 Md. Mo.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Language: English. About the book: Child is a human between the stages of birth and teenage years. The legal definition of child generally refers to a minor, otherwise known as a person younger than the age of majority. Africa is the only continent with a regionspecific child rights instrument. The African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACRWC) is an important tool for advancing children's right s. While building on the same basic principles as the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the AU Children's Charter highlights issues of special importance in the African context. India has the largest number of children in the world. India's heritage of a stable family life and traditional joint family system helped children grow into an atmosphere of warmth and affection into a secure future. Children's rights are human rights for children. Human rights are basic standards to which every person is entitled to survive and develop indignity. The United Nations set a universal standard for human rights with the adopt ion of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948. Since t hen, a number of human rights treaties have been developed to recognize the basic rights of all persons. Children have these rights, too. Children (under age 18) also have specific rights, recognized in the 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child, given their vulnerability and dependence. All children's human right s apply to all children at all times, without exception. The provision and protection of children's Convent ion rights is the primary responsibility of governments at all levels and realising the promise of the Convention is an ongoing, progressive commitment. International human rights treaties are developed through negotiation among governments. United Nations Member States produce a commonly acceptable set of standards for the treatment of people by their governments. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society, in general and students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions, researchers and NGOs working in labour economics field, in particular. Contents of this book are Children RightsAn Overview ; Street Children; Orphan Children; Child Labour; Bonded Labour; Disable Children; Slum Children; Child Trafficking & Urban Beggar About The Author: Prof. B.K.Panda (MA, M.Phil, Ph.D) is working as professor and Head, Department of Economics, Berhampur University, Odisha. His various papers are published in reputed National and International Journals, like as. IUP Journal of Management Research, International Journal of Business Research , Indi an Economic Journal, Apeejay Journal of Management, International Journal of Environment and Development, Indian Journal of Economics, Journal of Rural Development, etc. He has published various books in economics, like as Economic Reforms and Emerging Patterns of Employment, Consumption, Poverty and Inequality, Applied Demand Analysis, Serial Publications etc. He has also supervised many Ph.D and M.Phill scholars in economi cs. Dr. Sukanta Sarkar (MA , Ph.D) is working as Assistant Professor, Faculty of Management Studies, ICFAI University, Agartala (Tr ip ura). He qualified UGC NET Examin December/2006. He was awarded PhD for work on rubber tappers and currently he is D.Litt scholar in Berhampur University, Odisha. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. His various research papers are published in foreign and national journals. He has authored books relating to Corruption, Human Trafficking, Orphan Children, Rubber Plantation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Handicraft Workers, Deforestation, Environmental Pollution, Agrarian Economics, Illegal Trafficking & Social Security The Title 'Vulnerable Children Human Rights Perspectives written/authored/edited by B.K. Panda/Sukanta Sarkar', published in the year 2015. The ISBN 9789351281177 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 327 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Children Studies / Human Rights. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms 327.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Language: English. About The Book: Globalisation is the process of international integration arising from the interchange of world views, products, ideas and other aspects of culture. The term globalisation has been increasingly used since the mid1980s and especially since the mid1990s. It is currently a popular and controversial issue, though often remaining a loose and poorly defined concept. Sometimes too comprehensively, the term is used to encompass increases in trade and liberalisation policies as well as reductions in transportation costs and technology transfer. Economic globalisation, the ongoing process of greater economic interdependence among countries , is reflected in the increasing amount of crossborder trade in goods and services, the increasing volume of international financial flows, and increasing flows of labour. Economic development is the sustained, concerted actions of policy makers and communities that promote the standard of living and economic health of a specific area. It is a wealth spent on country's population. Economic development can also be referred to as the quantitative and qualitative changes in the economy. The scope of it includes the process and policies by which a nation improves the economic, political, and social wellbeing of its people. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society in general and students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions, researchers and NGOs working in economics finance field, in particular. About The Author: Prof. B.K. Panda(MA, M.Phil, Ph.D) is working as professor & Head, Department of Economics , Berhampur University , Odisha. He has published various papers in reputed National and International Journals, lik e as. IUP Journal of Management Research, International Journal of Business Research, Indian Economic Journal, Apeejay Journal of Management , International Journal of Environment and Development, Indian Journal of Economics, Journal of Rural Development, etc. He has published various books in economics, lik e as Economic Reforms and Emerging Patterns of Employment , Consumption, Poverty and Inequality , Applied Demand Analysis, Serial Publications etc. He has also supervised many Ph.D and M.Phill scholars in economics. Dr. Sukanta Sarkar is working as Assistant Professor in Faculty of Management Studies , I C FA I University , Agartala Tripura, India. He did Bachelor and Master degree from Tripura University. He was awarded doctorate degree for his work on socio economic improvement of rubber tappers. He qualified UGCNET Exam in December/2006. Currently he is PostDoctorate Fellow (PDF) in De p a r t me nt o f Economic s, Berhampur University , Ganjam, Odisha. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. Various research papers have been published in foreign and national journals. He also previously worked as visiting lecturer in National Institute of Technology , Agartala & Tripura University. He has research interest in various topics like agricultural crisis, rural development, women empowerment, sustainable development and social problems. Content: CONTENTS: Preface 11 About the Contributors 13 Abbreviations 15 Part I Globalisation 1. Globalisation: A Reality in 21st Century 21 S. K.Chaudhury & Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ What is Globalisation? ¥ History of Globalisation ¥ Significance of Globalisation ¥ Measurement of Globalisation ¥ Components of Globalisation ¥ Globalisation in India ¥ Effects of Globalisation ¥ Problems of Globalisation ¥ Small Scale Industry and Globalisation ¥ Conclusion ¥ References. 2. Globalisation and Status of Women in India: A Study 39 Prof. D.Pulla Rao Introduction ¥ Gender Equity in the Constitution of India ¥ Women at the National Level Politics ¥ Women chief ministers of India ¥ Gender Variations in Literacy Levels ¥ Women in the Parliament of India ¥ Women Representation in State Legislatures ¥ Women Representation in Panchayati Raj Institutions ¥ The New Initiatives ¥ The Failures of the Government of India ¥ Summary ¥ Suggestions ¥ References. 3. Global Export Crisis and Chiken Impact on the Poor in India: A Synthesis of Sector Studies 52 Shikha Chantia Introduction ¥ Overview of the Chikan with Selected Sectors through Data ¥ Chikken Craft¥ Key Findings ¥ References 4. Women Empowerment and Microfinance: Bridging the Gender Gap 60 Krupa D. Bhatt Introduction ¥ Gender Inequality and the Need for Women Empowerment ¥ Micro finance and Women Empowerment: Global Perspective ¥ Microfinance in IndiaSuccess and Flaws ¥ SEWA Conclusion ¥ References 5. Acceptance of Birth Control Methods: The Prevailing Pattern among Yerava Tribe in Karnataka 73 P. Prabhuswamy¥ Introduction ¥ The Context ¥ Karnataka Scenario ¥ Awareness and Acceptance of Birth Control Methods among Tribes ¥ The Pattern among Yeravas ¥ Objectives ¥ Methodology ¥ Analysis and Findings ¥ Type of Contraceptive Methods Opted by the Yerava Women ¥ Conclusion ¥ References. 6. Economic Development in India: Progress and Challenges 90 Prof. R.Prasad & Dr. Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ What is Economic Development? ¥ Indicators for Economic Development ¥ Economic Development in India since Independence ¥ Five Year Plans ¥ Finance Commissions ¥ Centre State Financial Reforms ¥ Conclusion ¥ References 7. Globalisation and Poverty Eradication: An Assertive Approach in 21st Century 109 Dr. Deepali Singh Introduction ¥ Causes of Poverty ¥ Poverty in India ¥ Government Policies ¥ Below Poverty Line ¥ Conclusion¥ References 8. Changes of Economic Sectors in India: Progress and Challenges 120 Dr. Rakesh Joshi & Dr. Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ Types of Economic Sector ¥ Importance of Economic Sectors ¥ Economic Sectors of India: Changing ¥ Conclusion ¥ References 9. Effects of Globalisation on Language lecturer's of international postgraduates language and academic culture in National University of Malaysia 137 Md. Mo.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: Rights occupy an important place in man's life. Success of democracy depends on intelligent citizens. Rights enable citizens to take part in administration and this lead to the success of democracy. The philosophy of human rights is similar with that of the values. Human rights promotion is the work of all levels of society. Not only do the United Nations and international groups play a role, but so do national, state, and local governments. Human rights are moral principles or norms that describe certain standards of human behaviour, and are regularly protected as legal rights in national and international law. Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings, whatever our nationality, place of residence, sex, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, language, or any other status. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society, in general and students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions , researchers and NGOs working in human rights field, in particular. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Prof. B. K. Panda (MA , M.Phil, Ph.D) is working as professor & Head , Department of Economics, Berhampur University, Odisha. He has published various papers in reputed National and International Journals, like as. IUP Journal of Management Research, International Journal of Business Research, Indian Economic Journal, Apeejay Journal of Management, International Journal of Environment and Development, Indian Journal of Economics, Journal Of Rural Development, etc. He has published various books in economics, like as Economic Reforms and Emerging Patterns of Employment, Consumption, Poverty and Inequality, Applied Demand Analysis etc. He has also supervised many Ph.D and M.Phill scholars in economics. Dr. Sukanta Sarkar is working as Assistant Professor in Faculty of Management Studies, ICFAI University, Agartala Tripura, India. He did Bachelor and Master degree from Tripura University. He was awarded doctorate degree for his work on socioeconomic improvement of rubber tappers. He qualified UGCNET Exam in December/2006. Currently he is Post Doctorate Fellow (PDF) in Department of Economics, Berhampur University, Ganjam, Odisha. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. Various research papers have been published in foreign and national journals. He also previously worked as visiting lecturer in National Institute of Technology, Agartala & Tripura University. He has research interest in various topics like agricultural crisis, rural development, women empowerment, sustainable development and social problems. CONTENTS: Preface 9 Abbreviations 11 1. Human Rights: An Overview 13 Introduction ¥ What are Human Rights? ¥ Importance of Human Rights ¥ History of Human Rights ¥ Human Rights and United Nations ¥ Violation of Human Rights ¥ Conclusion 2. United Nations and Human Rights 27 Introduction ¥ Needs of United Nations ¥ United Nations ChildrenÕs Fund ¥ United Nations Disaster Assessment and Coordination ¥ United Nations Human Rights Council ¥ World Health Organisation ¥ United Nations Disarmament Commission ¥ United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees ¥ Millennium Development Goals ¥ United Nations Population Fund ¥ United Nations Commission on Human Rights ¥ The United Nations Democracy Fund ¥ Universal Declaration of Human Rights ¥ United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child ¥ International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights ¥ International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights ¥ Conclusion 3. Children Rights 64 Introduction ¥ What is Children Rights? ¥ Importance of Children in Society ¥ Who are Child Labour? ¥ Child Labour in India ¥ Bonded Labour ¥ Bonded Labour in India ¥ Legal Provision or Commissions for Children Rights in India ¥ Conclusion 4. Rights of Intellectual Property 77 Introduction ¥ What are Intellectual Property Rights? ¥ Patents ¥ Copyright ¥ Trademark ¥ Industrial Designs ¥ Geographical Indication ¥ Trade Secrets ¥ Trade Dress ¥ Conclusion 5. Labour Rights 90 Introduction ¥ The Children (Pledging of Labour) Act, 1933 ¥ The Employment of Children Act, 1938 ¥ The Factories Act, 1948 ¥ The Minimum Wages Act, 1948 ¥ The Plantation of Labour Act, 1951 ¥ The Mines Act, 1952 ¥ The Merchant Shipping Act, 1958 ¥ Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986 ¥ National Commission on Labour ¥ Central Board for Workers Education ¥ Integrated Child Development Services ¥ National Child Labour Project ¥ Midday Meal Scheme ¥ Convention on the Rights of the Child ¥ Conclusion 6. Women Rights 116 Introduction ¥ Importance of Women Rights ¥ Economic Rights ¥ Political Rights ¥ Social Rights ¥ Legal Rights ¥ Indian Constitution and Women Rights ¥ WomenÕs Rights as Human Rights ¥ Challenges before Women ¥ Conclusion 7. LGBT Rights Introduction ¥ How are LGBT? ¥ History of LGBT ¥ Reasons of LGBT ¥ Samesex Marriage ¥ LGBT in India 129 ¥ Human Rights Violation ¥ Challenges before LGBT ¥ Conclusion 8. Disability Rights Introduction ¥ Who are Disable? ¥ Types of Disability ¥ Disable People in India ¥ Legal Perspectives ¥ Human 141 Rights Violation ¥ Protection of Persons with Mental Illness ¥ International Disability and Development Consortium ¥ Handicap International ¥ Disability Discrimination Act 1995 ¥ Conclusion 9. Orphan Rights 185 Introduction ¥ Who is Orphan? ¥ Reasons of Orphan ¥ Orphan Children in India ¥ Legal Perspectives ¥ Human Rights Violation ¥ Conclusion 10. Minority Rights 193 Introduction ¥ Who are Minority? ¥ Minority People in India ¥ Minority Rights in Indian Constitution ¥ Ministry of Minority Affairs ¥ Violation of Minority Rights ¥ Conclusion 11. Environmental Rights 201 Introduction ¥ Significance of Environmental Acts ¥ Environmental Policies in India ¥ Environmental Acts in India ¥ Indian Penal Code for Environmental Protection ¥ Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education ¥ Conclusion 12. Rights of.

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. Language: English. About The BOOK: Natural resources are materials and components (something that can be used) that can be found within the environment. It occurs naturally within environments that exist relatively undisturbed by humanity, in a natural form. It can be thought of as natural capital assets, distinct from physical and human capital in that they are not created by human activity. Natural resource is often characterized by amounts of biodiversity and geodiversity existent in various ecosystems. They are useful materials from the Earth, such as coal, oil, natural gas, and trees. People use natural resources as raw materials to manufacture or create a range of modern conveniences. Water and food provide humans with sustenance and energy, for example, and fossil fuels generate heat as well as energy for transportation and industrial production. Natural resources are the raw materials supplied by nature. Everything produced, used and thrown away originates from natural resources. People cannot create natural resources. Sustainable development is a roadmap, an action plan, for achieving sustainability in any activity that uses resources and where immediate and intergenerational replication is demanded. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society, in general and students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions, researchers and NGOs working in natural science/economics field, in particular. About The Author: Prof. B.K.Panda (MA, M.Phil, Ph.D) is working as professor & Head, Department of Economics, Berhampur University, Odisha. He has published various papers in reputed National and International Journals, like as. IUP Journal of Management Research, International Journal of Business Research, Indian Economic Journal, Apeejay Journal of Management, International Journal of Environment and Development, Indian Journal of Economics, Journal Of Rural Development, etc. He has published various books in economics, like as Economic Reforms and Emerging Patterns of Employment, Consumption, Poverty and Inequality, Applied Demand Analysis etc. He has also supervised many Ph.D and M.Phill scholars in economics. Dr. Sukanta Sarkar is working as Assistant Professor in Faculty of Management Studies, ICFAI University, Agartala Tripura, India. He did Bachelor and Master degree from Tripura University. He was awarded doctorate degree for his work on socioeconomic improvement of rubber tappers. He qualified UGCNET Exam in December/2006. Currently he is PostDoctorate Fellow (PDF) in Department of Economics, Berhampur University, Ganjam, Odisha. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. Various research papers have been published in foreign and national journals. He also previously worked as visiting lecturer in National Institute of Technology, Agartala & Tripura University. He has research interest in various topics like agricultural crisis, rural development, women empowerment, sustainable development and social problems. Contents: Preface List of Contributors Abbreviations 1. Deforestation and Development: Causes, Trends, Effects and Government Initiatives Dr S.K.Chaudhury and Dr Sukanta Sarkar 2 Exploitation of Natural Resources and Environment in Arunachal Pradesh: An Empirical Study Dr Bijay Raji 3. Impact of Shifting Cultivation on Environment in NorthEast India and Its Sustainability Dr A.I. Singh 4. Natural Resources of India: An Overview Dr N.G.Pendse and Dr Sukanta Sarkar 5. The SocioEconomic Problems of Minorities in Raipur City Priyanka Kukreja and Prof Rohini Prasad 6. Economic Performance and Prospects of South Asian Economies Ishfaq Ahmad Malik and Ajaz Ahmad Rather 7. Jhum Cultivation to Rubber Plantation: Strategically Progress in Tripura Prof B.K. Panda and Sukanta Sarkar. Recent Trends in Bihar Sex Ratio: Evidences from Latest Data Shanti Bhushan Kumari, Rajesh Raushan and Ras Bihari Prasad Singh 9. Environmental Pollution: A Threat for Biodiversity Dr Rakesh Joshi and Dr Sukanta Sarkar 10. A Profile of Houseless Population in Karnataka Dr P Prabhuswamy 11. Role of Guidance and Counselling Services in Schools for Universalisation of Elementary Education Dr Vimal Kishor and Jyoti Walia 12. Tribal Development through Rubber Plantation: A Technique of Sustainable Development in India Prof B.K. Panda and Dr Sukanta Sarkar 13. Web Based Library Services at IIM Shillong: A Case Study Dr Sudhir Kumar Jena, Dr Manaswini Patra and Cliff Dkhar 14. Natural Resource Management: A Source of Sustainable Livelihoods Dr P.K. Pandey and Dr Sukanta Sarkar 15. Future Prospects of Coastal Tourism in Eritrea: An Overview Dr Mohammad Afsar Alam 16. Water and Technology: Boats and Houseboats of Kashmir Alson Rasool 17. Environment and Development in Nagaland, North East India: A Quest for Sustainable Development Prof M.S. Rawat. Air Pollution: A Threat for Human Health and Sustainable Development Sanjay Maheshwari and Dr R.L. Dave 19. Natural Resources for Tribal Women Empowerment: A Study in India Prof D. Pulla Rao Bibliography Index The Title 'Natural Resources and Sustainable Development written/authored/edited by Prof. B. K. Panda, Dr. Sukanta Sarkar', published in the year 2015. The ISBN 9789351281252 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 320 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Enviornment. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms 320.