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Orient BlackSwan Pvt. Ltd, 2012. Softcover. New. 15 x 24 cm. The notion of work and employment of work and employment for women is complex. While economic factors predominantly determine a mans participation in employment, the reasons why women work, or do not work, or whether they work part-time or full-time, can be diverse and are often rooted in a complex interplay of economic, cultural, social and personal factors. In India, as in most other parts of the world, fewer women participate in employment compared to men. This is the backdrop against which Women and Work analyses a wide range of issuesfrom what counts for work to the economic contribution of women to how gendering of work has many significant and related consequences. The introduction talks of how oppression faced by wage-earning women is the result of patriarchal norms and capitalist relations of production. It also demonstrates how policies and programmes anchored around data based on national income accounts and/or labour force surveys seriously disadvantage women in more ways than one. Divided into four sections, the articles focus on women engaged in varied workpaddy-growers in West Bengal, beedi-rollers in Tamil Nadu, laceworkers in Andhra Pradesh and bardancers in Maharashtraall of whom live and work in dismal conditions, and earn paltry incomes. Bringing together well-known sociologists and economists, this volume will be useful for students and scholars of sociology, economics, political science and womens studies. Printed Pages: 408. NA, Orient BlackSwan Pvt. Ltd, 2012, 6, Orient BlackSwan Pvt. Ltd, 2012. Softcover. New. 15 x 24 cm. The notion of ‰Û÷work and employment‰Ûª of ‰Û÷work and employment‰Ûª for women is complex. While economic factors predominantly determine a man‰Ûªs participation in employment, the reasons why women work, or do not work, or whether they work part-time or full-time, can be diverse and are often rooted in a complex interplay of economic, cultural, social and personal factors. In India, as in most other parts of the world, fewer women participate in employment compared to men. This is the backdrop against which Women and Work analyses a wide range of issues‰ÛÓfrom what counts for ‰Û÷work‰Ûª to the economic contribution of women to how gendering of work has many significant and related consequences. The introduction talks of how oppression faced by wage-earning women is the result of patriarchal norms and capitalist relations of production. It also demonstrates how policies and programmes anchored around data based on national income accounts and/or labour force surveys seriously disadvantage women in more ways than one. Divided into four sections, the articles focus on women engaged in varied work‰ÛÓpaddy-growers in West Bengal, beedi-rollers in Tamil Nadu, laceworkers in Andhra Pradesh and bardancers in Maharashtra‰ÛÓall of whom live and work in dismal conditions, and earn paltry incomes. Bringing together well-known sociologists and economists, this volume will be useful for students and scholars of sociology, economics, political science and women‰Ûªs studies. Printed Pages: 408., Orient BlackSwan Pvt. Ltd, 2012, 6, Orient BlackSwan Pvt. Ltd, 2012. Softcover. New. 15 x 24 cm. The notion of ‰Û÷work and employment‰Ûª of ‰Û÷work and employment‰Ûª for women is complex. While economic factors predominantly determine a man‰Ûªs participation in employment, the reasons why women work, or do not work, or whether they work part-time or full-time, can be diverse and are often rooted in a complex interplay of economic, cultural, social and personal factors. In India, as in most other parts of the world, fewer women participate in employment compared to men. This is the backdrop against which Women and Work analyses a wide range of issues‰ÛÓfrom what counts for ‰Û÷work‰Ûª to the economic contribution of women to how gendering of work has many significant and related consequences. The introduction talks of how oppression faced by wage-earning women is the result of patriarchal norms and capitalist relations of production. It also demonstrates how policies and programmes anchored around data based on national income accounts and/or labour force surveys seriously disadvantage women in more ways than one. Divided into four sections, the articles focus on women engaged in varied work‰ÛÓpaddy-growers in West Bengal, beedi-rollers in Tamil Nadu, laceworkers in Andhra Pradesh and bardancers in Maharashtra‰ÛÓall of whom live and work in dismal conditions, and earn paltry incomes. Bringing together well-known sociologists and economists, this volume will be useful for students and scholars of sociology, economics, political science and women‰Ûªs studies. Printed Pages: 408., Orient BlackSwan Pvt. Ltd, 2012, 6, Orient BlackSwan Pvt. Ltd, 2012. Softcover. New. 15 x 24 cm. The notion of ‰Û÷work and employment‰Ûª of ‰Û÷work and employment‰Ûª for women is complex. While economic factors predominantly determine a man‰Ûªs participation in employment, the reasons why women work, or do not work, or whether they work part-time or full-time, can be diverse and are often rooted in a complex interplay of economic, cultural, social and personal factors. In India, as in most other parts of the world, fewer women participate in employment compared to men. This is the backdrop against which Women and Work analyses a wide range of issues‰ÛÓfrom what counts for ‰Û÷work‰Ûª to the economic contribution of women to how gendering of work has many significant and related consequences. The introduction talks of how oppression faced by wage-earning women is the result of patriarchal norms and capitalist relations of production. It also demonstrates how policies and programmes anchored around data based on national income accounts and/or labour force surveys seriously disadvantage women in more ways than one. Divided into four sections, the articles focus on women engaged in varied work‰ÛÓpaddy-growers in West Bengal, beedi-rollers in Tamil Nadu, laceworkers in Andhra Pradesh and bardancers in Maharashtra‰ÛÓall of whom live and work in dismal conditions, and earn paltry incomes. Bringing together well-known sociologists and economists, this volume will be useful for students and scholars of sociology, economics, political science and women‰Ûªs studies. Printed Pages: 408., Orient BlackSwan Pvt. Ltd, 2012, 6, Academic Foundation, 2008. Hardcover. New. Social Sciencedeavours to present the terrain of development thinking in various Fields of specialisation. The authors include Prof. V.K.R.V. Rao Chair Professors and winners of V.K.R.V. Rao Prizes instituted by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi. The subjects covered are as varied as economic theory, macro models, differing approaches to explaining development, concerns of inequality and poverty, changes in community life, India’s foreign Policy questions, empowering vulnerable sections, etc. The most important feature of this volume is its in-depth analysis of these develop-mental issues and the challenges to the Indian academia. Contents I. DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC THEORY : 1. Justifying Beliefs : The Role of Economic Theory/Anjan Mukherji 2. Macro Models of the Indian Economy : From Command Economy to Behavioural Studies/Yoginder K. Alagh 3. Differing Approaches to Explaining Development of ‘Backward’ Countries/Amiya Kumar Bagchi 4. Growth, Inequality and Rents : Notes on India in International Perspective/Michael Walton 5. Teacher Truancy in India : The Role of Culture, Norms and Economic Incentives/Kaushik Basu 6. Productivity and Wage in the Informal Sector/Sugata Marjit and Saibal Kar 7. Value-at-Risk Using Transformations to Normality : An Empirical Analysis/G.P. Samanta II. Society AND DEVELOPMENT : 8. Community in India: Continuity and Change/Pradip Kumar Bose 9. Change and Stasis in India’s Regional Policy : Bypassing and Surpassing South Asia/Varun Sahni 10. Civil Society and Poor/Ghanshyam Shah 11. Strategies to Promote Empowering Participation/James Manor 12. A Cartography of Resistance : The National Federation of Dalit Women/Kalpana Kannabiran 13. Social Transformation in Independent India : From Planned Development to Liberalisation/T.K. Oommen III. INDIA’S DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCE : 14. Growth, Inequality and Poverty : Some Hard Questions/Ravi Kanbur 15. Economic Well-being and Deprivations in India/R. Radhakrishna 16. Economic Growth, Poverty Reduction and Role of Special Programmes/T.S. Papola 17. Some Aspects of Price Indices, Inflation Rates and the Services Sector in National Income Statistics/T.N. Srinivasan 18. The Indian Antecedents of Disguised Unemployment and Surplus Labour/J. Krishnamurty 19. Globalisation and Higher Education: Economic Perspectives/P.R. Panchamukhi 20. Location Choice of Firms in Cities of India and China/Kala Seetharam Sridhar 21. Managing Performance in Indian Organisations/S. Bhargava Printed Pages: 592., Academic Foundation, 2008, 6<

2008, ISBN: 9788171887040

Academic Foundation, 2008. Hardcover. New. Social Sciencedeavours to present the terrain of development thinking in various Fields of specialisation. The authors include Prof. V.K.R.V. … Meer...

Academic Foundation, 2008. Hardcover. New. Social Sciencedeavours to present the terrain of development thinking in various Fields of specialisation. The authors include Prof. V.K.R.V. Rao Chair Professors and winners of V.K.R.V. Rao Prizes instituted by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi. The subjects covered are as varied as economic theory, macro models, differing approaches to explaining development, concerns of inequality and poverty, changes in community life, Indias foreign Policy questions, empowering vulnerable sections, etc. The most important feature of this volume is its in-depth analysis of these develop-mental issues and the challenges to the Indian academia. Contents I. DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC THEORY : 1. Justifying Beliefs : The Role of Economic Theory/Anjan Mukherji 2. Macro Models of the Indian Economy : From Command Economy to Behavioural Studies/Yoginder K. Alagh 3. Differing Approaches to Explaining Development of Backward Countries/Amiya Kumar Bagchi 4. Growth, Inequality and Rents : Notes on India in International Perspective/Michael Walton 5. Teacher Truancy in India : The Role of Culture, Norms and Economic Incentives/Kaushik Basu 6. Productivity and Wage in the Informal Sector/Sugata Marjit and Saibal Kar 7. Value-at-Risk Using Transformations to Normality : An Empirical Analysis/G.P. Samanta II. Society AND DEVELOPMENT : 8. Community in India: Continuity and Change/Pradip Kumar Bose 9. Change and Stasis in Indias Regional Policy : Bypassing and Surpassing South Asia/Varun Sahni 10. Civil Society and Poor/Ghanshyam Shah 11. Strategies to Promote Empowering Participation/James Manor 12. A Cartography of Resistance : The National Federation of Dalit Women/Kalpana Kannabiran 13. Social Transformation in Independent India : From Planned Development to Liberalisation/T.K. Oommen III. INDIAS DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCE : 14. Growth, Inequality and Poverty : Some Hard Questions/Ravi Kanbur 15. Economic Well-being and Deprivations in India/R. Radhakrishna 16. Economic Growth, Poverty Reduction and Role of Special Programmes/T.S. Papola 17. Some Aspects of Price Indices, Inflation Rates and the Services Sector in National Income Statistics/T.N. Srinivasan 18. The Indian Antecedents of Disguised Unemployment and Surplus Labour/J. Krishnamurty 19. Globalisation and Higher Education: Economic Perspectives/P.R. Panchamukhi 20. Location Choice of Firms in Cities of India and China/Kala Seetharam Sridhar 21. Managing Performance in Indian Organisations/S. Bhargava Printed Pages: 592. Footprints of Development and Change: Essays in Memory of Professor V.K.R.V. Rao Commemorating His Birth CentenaryN. Jayaram & R.S. Deshpande (Eds)9788171887040, Academic Foundation, 2008, 6<

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[EAN: 9788171887040], Neubuch, [PU: Academic Foundation], FOOTPRINTS OF DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE: ESSAYS IN MEMORY PROFESSOR V.K.R.V. RAO COMMEMORATING HIS BIRTH CENTENARYN. JAYARAM & R.S. … Meer...

[EAN: 9788171887040], Neubuch, [PU: Academic Foundation], FOOTPRINTS OF DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE: ESSAYS IN MEMORY PROFESSOR V.K.R.V. RAO COMMEMORATING HIS BIRTH CENTENARYN. JAYARAM & R.S. DESHPANDE (EDS)9788171887040, Social Sciencedeavours to present the terrain of development thinking in various Fields of specialisation. The authors include Prof. V.K.R.V. Rao Chair Professors and winners of V.K.R.V. Rao Prizes instituted by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi. The subjects covered are as varied as economic theory, macro models, differing approaches to explaining development, concerns of inequality and poverty, changes in community life, India’s foreign Policy questions, empowering vulnerable sections, etc. The most important feature of this volume is its in-depth analysis of these develop-mental issues and the challenges to the Indian academia. Contents I. DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC THEORY : 1. Justifying Beliefs : The Role of Economic Theory/Anjan Mukherji 2. Macro Models of the Indian Economy : From Command Economy to Behavioural Studies/Yoginder K. Alagh 3. Differing Approaches to Explaining Development of ‘Backward’ Countries/Amiya Kumar Bagchi 4. Growth, Inequality and Rents : Notes on India in International Perspective/Michael Walton 5. Teacher Truancy in India : The Role of Culture, Norms and Economic Incentives/Kaushik Basu 6. Productivity and Wage in the Informal Sector/Sugata Marjit and Saibal Kar 7. Value-at-Risk Using Transformations to Normality : An Empirical Analysis/G.P. Samanta II. Society AND DEVELOPMENT : 8. Community in India: Continuity and Change/Pradip Kumar Bose 9. Change and Stasis in India’s Regional Policy : Bypassing and Surpassing South Asia/Varun Sahni 10. Civil Society and Poor/Ghanshyam Shah 11. Strategies to Promote Empowering Participation/James Manor 12. A Cartography of Resistance : The National Federation of Dalit Women/Kalpana Kannabiran 13. Social Transformation in Independent India : From Planned Development to Liberalisation/T.K. Oommen III. INDIA’S DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCE : 14. Growth, Inequality and Poverty : Some Hard Questions/Ravi Kanbur 15. Economic Well-being and Deprivations in India/R. Radhakrishna 16. Economic Growth, Poverty Reduction and Role of Special Programmes/T.S. Papola 17. Some Aspects of Price Indices, Inflation Rates and the Services Sector in National Income Statistics/T.N. Srinivasan 18. The Indian Antecedents of Disguised Unemployment and Surplus Labour/J. Krishnamurty 19. Globalisation and Higher Education: Economic Perspectives/P.R. Panchamukhi 20. Location Choice of Firms in Cities of India and China/Kala Seetharam Sridhar 21. Managing Performance in Indian Organisations/S. Bhargava Printed Pages: 592.<

ISBN: 9788171887040

Present the terrain of development thinking in various fields of specialisation. This work covers subjects such as economic theory, macro models, differing approaches to explaining develo… Meer...

Present the terrain of development thinking in various fields of specialisation. This work covers subjects such as economic theory, macro models, differing approaches to explaining development, concerns of inequality and poverty, changes in community life, India's foreign policy questions and empowering vulnerable sections.; Social Sciences, Academic Foundation<

ISBN: 9788171887040

Present the terrain of development thinking in various fields of specialisation. This work covers subjects such as economic theory, macro models, differing approaches to explaining develo… Meer...

Present the terrain of development thinking in various fields of specialisation. This work covers subjects such as economic theory, macro models, differing approaches to explaining development, concerns of inequality and poverty, changes in community life, India's foreign policy questions and empowering vulnerable sections.; Social Sciences, Academic Foundation<