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Hardcover. Etat : New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: Globalisation, social justice and sustainable development are obstinately interconnected: the relationship is intuitively straight forward, yet somewhat complex. Most recently serious divergence is noticed and experienced in the expected juxtaposition between the three very important components sweeping the world in their wave and the actual reality which is transfiguring and hence attracted the attention worldwide due to the emergent tribulations. At such a time when the galaxy of scholars are grappling globally to comprehend the nexus between globalisation and sustainable development, its impact on the marginalised sections and concern for promoting social justice, present volume is contoured to ascertain the Indian experiences. The volume provides a comprehensive thematic account of the issues and concerns of globalisation, social justice and sustainable development in India by dividing the papers into three sections. Each section interrogates the nuances of an important facet of globalization, viz. 'Globalisation and Social Justice', 'Socioeconomic Aspects of Globalisation', and 'Globalisation, Environment and Sustainable Development'. Moreover, the major focus of the volume is to comprehensively identify the diverse issues and models of development triggered under globalization with a view to capture grey areas and to facilitate appropriate policy making to promote sustainable development and social justice in India. Due to having broader canvass and interdisciplinary nature of issues covered, the book is of immense significance for academicians, researchers, postgraduate and graduate level students of social sciences and development studies, policy makers and NGOs working in the area of globalisation, environment, sustainable development, social justice and human rights. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Manish K. Verma is Professor, Head and Deputy Coordinator UGCSAP DRS1 in the Department of Sociology at Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar (Central) University, Lucknow. Having obtained doctorate degree from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, he has more than 22 years of teaching and research experience. During his two decades long stint in academic arena at various positions, he has published many books. His latest book titled 'Globalisation, Environment and Social Justice: Perspectives, Issues and Concerns' is under publication from Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, UK. In addition, he published books which include, 'PeriUrban Environment' (2017; Winshield Press, Delhi), 'Globalisation and Environment: Discourse, Policies and Practices' (2015; Rawat Publications, Jaipur & New Delhi), and 'Development, Displacement and Resettlement' (2004; Rawat Publications, Jaipur & New Delhi). Several research papers and book chapters have been published by him in reputed journals and edited volumes apart from conducting research projects in areas of environment and development. He is member of various national and international professional bodies like International Sociological Association, Indian Sociological Society and Rajas than Sociological Association. Moreover, at present he is holding the position of Member of the Managing Committee of Indian Sociological Society. His main research interests concern Environment and Development with microlevel studies in the areas of Involuntary Displacement, Urban Ecology, Social Justice and Globalisation. CONTENTS: List of Figures . 9 List of Tables . 11 Preface . 13 List of Contributors . 17 1. Introduction. 19 Manish K. Verma Globalisation: Origin and Evolution Globalisation: Definition and Meaning Globalisation: Different Perspectives Social Justice: Meaning, Origin and Evolution Social Justice: Different Perspectives Sustainable Development: Meaning, Origin and Evolution Sustainable Development: Recent Perspectives Globalisation, Social Justice and Sustainable Development: The Interlinkages and Indian Milieu Structure of the Present Volume References. UNIT I GLOBALISATION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE 2. Caste Hierarchy and Dalits in the Era of Globalisation: A View from Bihar . 53 Jitendra Ram Introduction The Hierarchy of Caste System in Bihar Caste System and Class Structure in Bihar Dalits in Bihar Social Change among Dalits in Bihar Era of Globalisation Conclusion References. 3. A Literary Analysis of Social Justice and Humanism in Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness and Mulk Raj Anand's Untouchable . 71 Deep Shikha Karthik Conclusion References. 4. An Analysis of Human Wellbeing and Gender Neutrality of Mining Activities in Tribal Districts of Odisha . 85 Minati Sahoo and Subrat Kumar Malik Introduction Monetary Contribution of Mining to State Exchequer Contribution to GSDP Contribution to State Revenue Contributions to Foreign Exchange Earnings through Exports Impact of Mining on Human Well being in Tribal District of Odisha Impact of Mining on Women in Tribal Districts of Odisha Conclusion Notes References. 5. Gender and Globalisation: Some Policy Implications .103 Saket Bihari Introduction Women and Globalisation: A Conceptual Framework Enabling Factors of Globalisation Globalisation: Gender Implications Women and Sustainable Development HDIs and Gender: Public Policy Implications Legal Provisions and Gender Justice Conclusion Notes References. 6. The Praxis of Injustice: A Global Investigation of Indian Culture and Its Women. 119 Bushra Wadood and Amina Jafri Introduction Conclusion References. 7. Transgenders and Social Justice in the Era of Globalisation .129 Poornima Jain Introduction Present State of Trans in U.P./India Violence/Atrocities Against Transgender Report of Death by Burning of Chandini Violence Murder and Rape Identity Crisis Homelessness Ageing or Death Role of the State Excluded from the Main Stream of Society Victim of Torture, Coercion and Cruel Treatment Discrimination Right to Educatio. N° de réf. du vendeur 1111013675652
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