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Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Deep & Deep Publications 2002 hardback gilt titles to spine with mottled red boards x 480 pages, shelfwear to jacket but this is A BRAND NEW BOOK UNUSED. Full refund if not satisfied. 24 hour despatch. If not pictured in this listing, a scan of the actual book is available on request.…

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. Reprint. Contents Preface. I. Tribal settlement 1. Introduction. 2. Profile of tribal habitations. 3. Tribal settlement and habitation in Chatighar and Chatighar (Jarimuhan). 4. Tribal settlement and habitation in Pimpudia and Phuljhari. 5. Tribal settlement and habitation in Chhotatentuli. 6. Tribal settlement and habitation in Jamboo. 7. Tribal settlement and habitations in Badamula and Basudevpur. 8. Tribal settlement and habitations in Chungamatia Nuagaon Chargachhia and Pauri. 9. Tribal settlement and habitation in Birendhap Mandopari Tithaitangar Amatpari and Patiora. 10. Shifting cultivation. 11. Study of shifting cultivation approach and the findings. II. Minor forest produce 12. Introduction. 13. Minor forest produce. 14. Collection and processing. 15. The market. 16. Recommendations. Bibliography. Index. Tribal socio economic life and forests are co related terms without which tribal living cannot be imagined. Tribal economy is mostly hand to mouth economy. It is mainly confined to essentials viz. food shelter cloth and herbs. Its social and cultural structure and level has been framed considering forest as base. With changing times and modern development tribals settlements are threatened and the role of jungles in supplying essentials is diminishing. Endeavour should be made that the jungle based economy of the tribals are not made zero in near future. This book studies the two major aspects i.e. of tribal settlement in reserve forest areas and minor forest produce. 506 pp.…

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. Reprint. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Tribal women in perspective. 3. The planning process and tribal women. 4. Women workforce in tribal economy. 5. Tribal women in Tamil Nadu. 6. Tribal women in Andhra Pradesh. 7. Tribal women of Jaunsar Bawar. Appendix. Bibliography. Index. Little attention has been given to the understanding of millions of women dwelling in the villages and tribal areas silently carrying out traditional domestic and agricultural tasks and unquestioningly adhering to norms that have been espoused for them for many generations. We have to understand these village and tribal women make them aware of themselves and improve their lot. The tribal women have particularly played a dominant role in not only in agricultural operations but also in the field of crafts and forest based economy. In this way in the socio economic sphere the tribal women have an important position more or less equal to that of men. In spite of all the women welfare programmes benefits have not reached the tribal women. It seems to be essential to save them from exploitation to enrich their social status and to achieve their glory as respected citizens of India. In this book editors have furnished sufficient and in depth studies regarding tribal women in India. 214 pp. …

Hardbound. Condition: As New. Reprint. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Constitution of India relevant to the Scheduled Tribes. 3. Legislation of general nature extended to the scheduled areas. 4. Articles of the constitution relevant to the Scheduled Tribes. 5. Legislative powers about tribal affairs. 6. The tribal problem and protective measures. 7. Administration of tribal areas. 8. Administration for tribal development. Appendices. Index. The framers of Indian Constitution keeping in view the socio economic backwardness of the tribals provided special status for their development in independent India. Gradually many laws have been passed and a separate administrative system has been created in order to bring the tribals in the main stream of our ideal democratic system. This book on tribal law and administration comprises not only the constitutional safeguards and privileges accorded to the tribals but also other legal aspects relating to them. It also includes constitutional amendments and a summary of laws passed by various states to protect the rights of tribals on land. Similarly tribal administration has also been presented in historical perspective which starts from the administration of the tribal areas in the British regime. 258 pp.…

Hardbound. Condition: As New. Reprint. Contents Preface. 1. Tribes in India. 2. Socio economic change of tribes by government and voluntary agencies. 3. Socio economic condition of Santhal Tribes. 4. Voluntary agencies for development of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes their role and function. 5. Role of government in tribal development and social change. 6. Voluntary organisations and tribal development a case study. 7. Present comparative picture. 8. Conclusion and recommendations. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. During post independence period through planning process special efforts have been made by the government to bring about economic development of tribal people. But inspite of special efforts made during four decades of planning tribal people have not come at par with other sections of the society. This book aims at examining the role of voluntary and governmental organisations in bringing about economic development so that a comparative view can be presented to assess their contribution. 304 pp. …

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