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Pbk. Contents Acknowledgements Preface Executive summary Introduction 1 Scheduled tribes in Orissa 2 Poverty of scheduled tribes in Orissa 3 Land-use systems and land ownership in tribal districts 4 Major issues related to loss of Adivasi access to land and other natural resources 5 Summing up the issues of tribal land access 6 What needs to be done BibliographyAccess to land and land based resources has been a critical issue for the Adivasi communities in forested landscapes of Central India including Orissa Though land and land based resources are central to the livelihoods of Adivasis they have poor access to land and forests The loss of private landholdings by Adivasis has been a cause of concern However as this paper shows poor access to land is not only the outcome of land alienation to non-Adivasis but is also the outcome of land and forest policies followed by the state The paper identifies some of the main processes which have led to poor access to land for the Adivasis jacket 56 pp.…

Hardcover. Etat : As New. Contents: Preface. Introduction. Abstract. 1. Evolution of the concept. 2. Impact of ideology on the theorising politics. 3. The Soviet ideology: origin evolution and formulations. 4. Ideological socialist bloc: emergence role and configuration. 5. Break-up of the Soviet Union: rationale and consequences. 6. Conclusion: an end or new beginning. Bibliography. Appendix. Index. "This book primarily seeks to analyse the role that ideology in general has played in the development of human consciousness to move incessantly towards making human society free from all inner contradictions thus imparting not only permanence to its perpetuation but also ensuring maximum human happiness to the people. Each ideology claimed to be perfect in offering solution of the problems that the generations faced keeping in mind the limitations in which each was formulated. There hardly had been any philosopher who could wield so much influence as Karl Marx did among the largest masses of the people all over the world. There was a time when it appeared that Marxism had come to stay but the history which has been a cruel master reacted in a different way uprooting the ideology from the country which was regarded as the Rome of Communism. "It is not an attempt to trace the history of disintegration of the Soviet Union which was no doubt the culmination of the process which has started much earlier. It is essentially a survey of events that led to the dissolution of communism which ultimately broke the backbone of communist system. The breakdown of the system has been the result of the 260 pp.…

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Hardcover. Etat : New. This epigraphic study of the political geography of two historical regions and Vidarbha between fourth and thirteenth centuries, focuses on the interaction of physical and human geography as re­flected in the changing nature of settlement patterns both rural and urban and their political organization through time an important exercise, based primarily on Sanskrit inscriptions from the period and the region. The study contributes to further substantiation of the critical significance of the conception of early medieval in the study of Indian history. Since almost all the inscriptions are in the nature of land grants to Brahamans, shrines and monasteries, a related area of investigation is the extent of agrarian expansion in the context of political and admin­istrative changes initiated by a series of dynasties across centuries. This also involved a gradual growth of a sense of affiliation with the region or conscious effort to appropriate its identity by the ruling dynasties. The book critically analyses the data meticulously presented in tabulated form an established method in inscription-based studies of early medieval India. It thus adds to our knowledge and understanding of the region as it has gradually evolved over several centuries through the early medieval period. About the Author Kundan Kumar holds a PhD degree from the Department of History, University of Delhi. He is currently Assistant Professor in History, Hansraj College, Delhi.…