Harish k. thakur (47 résultats)

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Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Preface and acknowledgements. Abbreviations. List of contributors. 1. Introduction/Harish Thakur. 2. State authority and individual freedom from city states to a globalized world order/Mohammed Khalid. 3. Globalization concept and nature/Anil Dutta Mishra. 4. Globalization and the case for deglobalization/Gurdev Chauhan. 5. Indian Ocean in a globalizing world a perspective on regional cooperation and maritime security challenges/Sanjeev Bragta. 6. Globalisation and human rights/Narinder Kumar Gupta. 7. Poverty as violation of human rights/Jai Narayan Sharma. 8. Human environmental rights/Ashu Pasricha. 9. Human rights of marginalised groups Dalits Adivasis women minorities and unorganized workers/Tapan Biswal and Bishnu Satapathy. 10. Human rights and globalization some reflections/Dasarathi Bhuyan. 11. Promoting human rights jurisprudence of refugees international and Indian perspective/Narinder Kumar Gupta and Kalpna Sharma. 12. The problem of an uprooted community a case of Pandits/Harish Thakur. 13. Giving voice to the voiceless human rights in literature/Usha Bande. Bibliography. Globalization without doubt is the most controversial concept of the current times that has evoked a worldwide debate over its glossology as well as practice. Leaving apart the scientific technological and economic aspects which have received enough attention in the past of late there has been a shift in the thought perception of the scholars over the issue. The social cultural ecological environmental ethical and humanitarian dimensions of the process have been put to serious discussion and thought. The current volume also attempts to throw light on some of these significant aspects especially the issue of human rights. The concept of rights has been splintered into so many images that the primary issues have been overwhelmed by the secondary ones. The quintessence of all the rights is the right to development which permeates all the cores of the basic necessities for the all round development of man. Since good health is the prime need of everyone the environmental rights have also emerged as the pivotal issue struggling to score success in the human rights agenda. A considerable part of the volume deals explicitly with the human rights problems of refugees women minorities Dalits and the people affected by the terrorist related activities. In all the volume encompasses the multi faceted role of globalization in its connection with myriad of problems man has been placed into. The book it is hoped would be of interest to scholars policy makers concerned organizations and students alike. 214 pp. …

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Hardcover. Etat : New. ISBN:9788170494782 N.A.

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N.A. Etat : New. ISBN:9788195070008,240pp.

Hardcover. Etat : New. ISBN:9781041210535,288pp.

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Hardcover. Etat : New. India and Canada, despite their geographical remoteness, share commonalities in their colonial histories, social diversity, democratic governance, and commitment to multiculturalism. Both nations boast a rich array of cultural traditions and have steadfastly embraced multiculturalism as a core element of their national identities. Both countries also possess parliamentary democratic systems and semi-federal frameworks designed to accommodate socioeconomic diversity, minority groups, and substantial diaspora communities. However, the two nations have occasionally faced tensions in their bilateral relations, often influenced by the Khalistan issue. While the movement has considerably weakened in India, pockets of support persist within the global Sikh diaspora, particularly in Canada, which is home to a significant Sikh population. This volume explores various issues and challenges, including history, politics, diplomacy, the current diplomatic row, terrorism, international security, trade, economics, scientific and technological collaboration, multiculturalism, diaspora, and literary and cultural ties between the two nations. The volume also seeks to answer how the two democracies can progress further through dialogue and mutual trust. Regular high-level talks, Track-II diplomacy, economic cooperation, and joint ventures could improve relations between the countries. Key strategies include addressing misunderstandings, encouraging informal dialogues, strengthening trade and investment, and fostering mutual dependencies through trade agreements and business exchanges.…

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Etat : New. Harish K. Thakur is the former Chairperson of the Departments of Political Science and Defence &amp Strategic Studies at Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla. He has also served as Director of the Centre for Canadian Studies. A poet, cri.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The political landscape of India has undergone significant transformation in the twenty-first century. With the rise of the Bharatiya Janata Party as a strong nationalist force, historical figures such as Sardar Patel, Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, and Deendayal Upadhyaya have been projected as key heroes of the freedom struggle alongside others. This has led to a redefinition and reprioritization of the leadership profile of the Indian independence movement.This book tries to understand Sardar Patel not from the traditional approach of viewing him just as an integrator of princely states or Iron Man but investigate the different dimensions of Patel's thinking towards India. It discusses his ideas on secularism and minorities, status of women, ideas on cleanliness and environment, scheduled castes, Indian administration, farmers and agricultural rights and land reforms, India's foreign policy and relations with its neighbours especially China and the greater world powers.First of its kind, this book will be of interest to scholars and researchers of Indian politics, Indian history, Nationalist movement, political sociology, and South Asian history.…

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