Gope Bagchi (8 results)
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Seller: Biblios, frankfurt am main, HESSE, GermanyBiblios
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Condition: New. pp. xxiv + 194.
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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Characteristics and growth of urban informal sector in India and West Bengal. 3. Nature magnitude and causes of growth of urban informal sector in Siliguri Municipal Corporation Area. 4. Income employment and living conditions of rickshaw pullers and constr…uction workers. 5. Characteristics of migrant rickshaw pullers and construction workers. 6. Consequences of migration of rickshaw pullers and construction workers on their household economy and of Siliguri corporation area. 7. Need for social security in these two sectors in SMCA. 8. Summary conclusion and suggestions. Selected bibliography. Index. The interest in unorganised sector was created in our mind by witnessing the role and the potentiality of this sector in the development process of the developing countries. This sector has become an important segment of the economy of the developing world. In spite of the rapid industrialization and expansion of the formal sector the urban areas of the developing world have failed to provide employment to all those who have migrated to the cities and the towns in search of employment. However the large number of rural migrants to the urban areas seems to have created their own employment opportunities by engaging themselves in various informal activities. In spite of multi facet growth profile of the informal sector national and state governments have overlooked its interest and infrastructure requirements in their development strategies. This book explores various facets of socio economic impacts on the society and on lives of unorganised migrant workers working under informal sector economy. Scholars and researchers working on informal sector economy will find the findings and results of this book useful to them. 232 pp.
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Condition: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. Clean from markings. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,450grams, ISBN:9788189886509.
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Hardcover. Condition: As New. 1st Edition. The present volume deals with the issue of social security for unorganised sector workers in India. It incorporates theoretical issues and case studies as well as policy matters. Case studies include the cases of women unorganised workers in general women engaged in brick kiln industry…and bamboo works, case study of migrant workers construction workers and workers engaged in optical industry. A special paper on comparative study on social security systems in India and Japan has been incorporated. The authors have made an in-depth study on the issues and recommended policies for a comprehensive social security system for unorganised sector workers in India. The book may be a guide to the policy makers and researchers in India as well as in other developing countries.
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Seller: Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd, New Delhi, IndiaVedams eBooks (P) Ltd
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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface and acknowledgements. Introduction/K.K. Bagchi and Nirupam Gope. 1. State market and labour/L. Mishra. 2. The Labour Movement and the state a global perspective/A. Venkateswarlu. 3. State intervention and labour market in India issues and options/Dipa Mukherjee and Rajarshi Maj…umder. 4. State market and labour An Indian experience/K. Alamar and N. Murali. 5. Wage policy for public sector employees in India/S.V. Hariharan. 6. Are retrenchment laws inefficient/Errol D'Souza. 7. Growth of labour productivity wage share and total factor productivity in organised manufacturing during 1981 89 the experience of West Bengal/Maniklal Adhikary and Ritwik Mazumder. 8. Irresponsible state predatory capital and vulnerable labour evidences from India/G.B. Nath. 9. Neo liberal labour market reforms and work stoppages comparisons of India Indonesia United States and Australia/L.J. Perry. 10. Restructuring and employment adjustment Japanese experience lessons for India/Sib Ranjan Misra. 11. Protection of labour rights an appraisal of labour laws in Nepal/Shyam Bahadur Katuwal. 12. State migrant workers and ethnic polarisation the case of North East India/Vandana Upadhyay. 13. Social security for old aged people in India/Nirmala Kumari. 14. Social security for the unemployed in India/Prakash S. Kamble. 15. Social security for domestic workers a case study/Anupama. 16. State and home workers a study of legislation for Beedi workers in India/P. Madhavi. 17. State activism in Labour Market a study of Gujarat Maharashtra and Kerala/Arti Nanavati. 18. State and unorganised labour the Orissa scenario/D.V. Giri and P.C. Das. 19. Child labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act 1986 its objectives and outcomes/Mini Goyal and Pratibha Goyal. 20. Labour standards in the times of globalisation a case of implementing minimum wages/Manali Chakrabarti and Rahul Varman. 21. Labour employment in Punjab agriculture and the state policies/M.S. Toor S.S. Chahal and H.S. Kingra. 22. Effective labour management relations in a public sector giant/A. Jagan Mohan Reddy. Contributors. Index. The book deals with the relationship between the state labour and development in the contemporary India as of now at the first decade of the Twenty First Century in the era of liberalization privatisation and globalisation. It contains as many as 22 articles exploring the theme. The articles are written by 20 committed and dedicated labour economists from India one from Australia and one from Nepal. The papers deal with both theoretical and empirical issues general issues as well as specific issues and case studies. The papers include areas like the evolution of labour movement in a global perspective and in the Indian perspectives areas like labour market flexibility labour laws wages determination the problems of migrant labours social security for both employed and unemployed labour and the old aged child labour minimum wages problems of the unorganized sector labour and agricultural labour and a comparative study of the rise of neo liberal labour market reforms in India Indonesia the United States and Australia during recent decades. The book will be of utility to the researchers and policy makers alike in the field of labour in India in particular and that of developing countries in general. 456 pp.
