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Chimankar, Digambar

 
9783639860603: Access to Common and Private Property: A Linkage with Migration
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ISBN 10 : 3639860608 ISBN 13 : 9783639860603
Editeur : Scholars' Press, 2015

Synopsis

Among the components of demographic changes, migration is as important as fertility and mortality. The study explores the availability and use of common property resources (CPRs) like, forest, water and land resources at the village and household levels, and analysed the pattern of land holding and its relationship with access and use of CPRs as means of livelihood and sources of employment among the village poor. Non-seasonal migration was dominated by female in the age group 20-24, In case of seasonal migration, the results of binary logistic regression depicted that age, sex, standard of living, CPRs use and land holding are significantly associated with seasonal migration. Mostly, illiterate with low SLI, less users of CPRs, landless and marginal land holders were more likely to migrate seasonally. The seasonal migrants were migrating for employment and were engaged in construction, collection of tendu leaves, and agriculture. More than one third of migrants were circular migrants and eighty percent intended to migrate seasonally for employment. Thus, to reduce migration from rural areas scientific management of CPRs is necessary.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Among the components of demographic changes, migration is as important as fertility and mortality. The study explores the availability and use of common property resources (CPRs) like, forest, water and land resources at the village and household levels, and analysed the pattern of land holding and its relationship with access and use of CPRs as means of livelihood and sources of employment among the village poor. Non-seasonal migration was dominated by female in the age group 20-24, In case of seasonal migration, the results of binary logistic regression depicted that age, sex, standard of living, CPRs use and land holding are significantly associated with seasonal migration. Mostly, illiterate with low SLI, less users of CPRs, landless and marginal land holders were more likely to migrate seasonally. The seasonal migrants were migrating for employment and were engaged in construction, collection of tendu leaves, and agriculture. More than one third of migrants were circular migrants and eighty percent intended to migrate seasonally for employment. Thus, to reduce migration from rural areas scientific management of CPRs is necessary.

Biographie de l'auteur

Digambar Abaji Chimankar (b-1975) M.A.in Economics from RTMNU, Nagpur, and Master of Population Studies (2004) and Ph.D. (2013) from IIPS, Mumbai, presented several research papers at conferences in India and abroad and published few of them in the journals, and teaches Population Studies at FM University, Balasore, India.

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Éditeur
Scholars' Press
Date d'édition
2015
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
3639860608
ISBN 13 
9783639860603
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
120
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