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Contemporary Studies on Poverty and Education

AuthorD.C. Nanjunda
PublisherNorthern Book Centre
Publisherxxiv
Publisher314 p,
Contents: Foreword. Preface.1.Rural Development in India: A Retrospective. 2. Technocratic v/s Institutional Approach for Rural Development: A Retrospective Evaluation. 3. Ethno-Medicinal Practices and Sustainable Rural Development: A Review. 4. Medicinal Plants for Rural &Tribal Karnataka: Promise,  Practise and a Way Forward. 5. Promotion of Rural Health: Experience of an NGO. 6. Rural Poverty and Migration – A Review. 7. Urban Poverty and Development in India. 8. Non Government Organizations v/s Rural India: Some Highlights. 9. Tribal Education: A Frame work for Research Monitor and Interventions. 10. Child Mortality, Survival and Household Ecology: An Incident Investigation. 11. School Absence in Tribal Karnataka (India): Where Rubber Hits the Road?. 12. Social Exclusion of Primitive Tribal Children of Karnataka. 13. Small Hands of Bangalore District: Anatomy and Prescription. 14. Ecotourism for Rural India: Promise, Practise and a Way Forward. 15. Tribal Ashram Schools in Karnataka: What are they Really Doing?. 16. Biopiracy and Indigenous Knowledge: A Frame Work for New Intellectual Property Rights. 17. Excluded, Isolated and Forgotten: Scheduled Tribe Experience of Karnataka-India. 18. Rural Child Labour and Human Rights: A Few Stylized Facts. 19. Combating Rural Poverty and NGOs: A Development Prospective. Bibliography. References.
 
 
The main and vital objective of this volume is to make in the book a few selected articles that represent some good contributions to the knowledge of rural and tribal development emphasizing poverty migration health and education. While writing the articles I have tried completely to emphasis the concept principles and applied aspects of the rural and triabl development and have tried promptly to concentrate more on practical development oriented articles relating to Science and Technology. This volume will be highly useful to faculty members, agricultural teaching colleges formers and NGOs working on rural and tribal development and to the other researchers.

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