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Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. The Monograph provides an incisive insight into the transformationalrole of artificial intelligence in future military operations, widely beingviewed as ushering in the next revolution in military affairs. The first partof this work offers a detailed analysis of the raging ongoing debate takingplace globally on banning/ regulating the development of Lethal AutonomousWeapon Systems,delvingmore on the military perspective as opposed to the otherwise extensivelydiscussed humanitarian and legal aspects. The second part focuses on the stepsthat India as a Nation, and its Armed Forces in particular, need to take in thisexciting new field, in order to keep pace with advanced world militaries in syncwith its emerging status as a significant world power.…

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Contents 1 Introduction 2 Research design and methodology 3 Resource profile of Alaknanda Basin 4 Documentation maintenance characterization and classification of the medicinal herbs in micro ecological environment 5 Economic and medical value of medicinal herbs 6 Impact of cordyceps sinensis collection on traditional livelihood system of high altitudinal villages 7 Medicinal Plants and livelihood security suggestions and management strategies 8 Summary and conclusions Selected bibliography Index Rural people from the developing countries derive a substantial portion of their income and products for their basic health care needs from medicinal plants gathered from the nature Medicinal plant based drug industries and enterprises which run into thousands presently source more than 85 per cent of their raw materials from the wild In this era of the globalization of economy and knowledge systems the fate of the medicinal plants is being determined as never before Furthermore the rapid rates of extinction of medicinal plant species combined with the rapid loss of indigenous knowledge systems have deep potential consequences on human health India is also known to harbor a rich diversity of plant species of which 7500 are medicinal plants The Himalaya sustains a great diversity of medicinal plants The village people have their own diverse system of health management while most of the common ailments were cured in the house by home remedies which included many spices and condiments like Pepper ginger turmeric cumin amla tamarind basil etc In India there are lots of potential among rural people about the health care through their indigenous knowledge of medicinal plants and knowledge transferred by their ancestors The book attempts to bridge the gaps in existing system and sustainable pattern of cultivation marketing and policy issues related to medicinal plants 342 pp. tables, figs, map (illustratore).…