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Etat : New. pp. xxiv + 263 Figures.

Etat : New. pp. xvi + 198.

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Etat : New. pp. xxiv + 263 1st Edition.

Etat : Good. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library, so some stamps and wear, but in good overall condition. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions.…

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Etat : New. pp. xxiv + 263 Acknowledgements.

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Etat : New. pp. 210.

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Hardcover. Etat : New. Contents Preface. 1. The Andaman historical development as a Penal settlement. 2. Theoretical exposition and methodology. 3. Social pattern. 4. Caste system. 5. Marital and family life. 6. Economic and occupational life. 7. Cultural life. 8. Conclusion and generalisation. Bibliography. Index. The book analyses the socio economic and cultural patterns of the locals of the Andaman Islands who have a certain amount of ethnic consciousness and cultural identity among themselves. The locals are the creation of the British policy of colonisation of the Andaman Islands. While comparing the characteristics of the people who were imprisoned in the Andaman Islands with those Indians who migrated to other British colonies as indentured labour a qualitative difference is noticed. The indentured labour recruited in groups from some specific cultural area of India carrying with them a part of their cultural and linguistic milieu and thus they were able to develop a miniature cultural India in those British colonies. Insofar as the early migrants of Andaman Islands are concerned they were drawn from different parts of India and not significantly in good number from any specific linguistic region and therefore they were unable to recreate any specific linguistic cultural form in the Andaman Islands. People of different languages religions castes and classes had to amalgamate themselves to create a new community which on the one hand must have retained features of Indian social life while at the same time they do not represent any specific culture area. What was the process of the formation of a new community. What is specific social form of the community. How does it resemble the parent culture from India. To what extent it differs from the culture of the mainland especially in matters of caste and joint family based society. What factors of unity do they show and how do they react to the other migrant inhabitants of that place. These are some of the issues which have found place in the present book. 198 pp. …

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Etat : New. pp. 518.

Etat : New. pp. 560 Index 1st Edition.

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Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. I. Perspectives 1. Healthy ageing concept problems and prospects/I. Sobha and M.S.N. Reddy. 2. Sociology of ageing in India perspective and policy options/Aditya Keshari Mishra and Bikram Keshari Mishra. 3. Globalisation and the aged/Sushila Jain. II. Empirical studies 4. The aged their problems social intervention and future outlook in the Western U.P./A.R.N. Srivastava. 5. Rural aged living arrangements problems and care/Arvind K. Joshi. 6. Bio psycho and social aspects of ageing a sociological perspective/D.P. Saxena. 7. Living arrangements of the widowed and currently married women in Tamilnadu State India/N. Audinarayana and N. Kavitha. 8. Transition transformation and re socialisation a biographical approach to the elderly question/Ganesha Somayaji. 9. Social construction of ageing an empirical study of the perception of the urban elderly/Vighnesh N. Bhat. 10. Ageing women from low economic status a study/Anupama Shah and Uma Joshi. 11. Problems of elderly widows of Baroda Gujarat/Rameshwari Pandya and Priti Shah. 12. Elderly abuse in the family/K. Rethi Devi. III. Rehabilitation 13. Depression a major hazard in work participation of senior citizens/Chandra Paul Singh. 14. Older persons and social work treatment/Damodaran Sivakumar. 15. Institutionalized elderly in Punjab a sociological study of an old age home/Jasmeet Sandhu and Ttripti Arora. 16. Voluntary agencies and care of aged (a study based on the institutions for aged persons in Varanasi)/Umesh Kumar Singh. All over the world the population of aged is increasing relative to the level of development. There is no doubt that population ageing will affect every single individual of the society in many ways. India too faces many demographic problems in the shape of the rising profile of the aged population. The population of the aged that is those of the age of 60 years and above is on the increase. In 1971 they were 28 million and in 1981 42 million in 1991 56 million and in 2001 75 million. It is expected that in 2025 their population will be more than 175 millions. Their proportion in the population has gone up. State wise dependency ratio in totality is high in rural areas as compared to the urban. The total (DRY + DRO) dependency ratio in 1991 was 1000 794 in which 122 were old persons. It is also important to note that almost 40 percent of them are below poverty line. A large portion of the aged is that of widows and widowers. The proportion of widowers is almost three times less than that of widows. 264 pp.…

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Etat : New. pp. 566.

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