K.K. Bagchi
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This book, running into two volumes, seeks to examine the nature, causes and consequences of internal migration in India. Containing 32 research papers, it deals with the trends and magnitude of internal migration, rural labour migration, labour shortage in agriculture, causes and remedies of migration of girl-child workers, migration for domestic work, and linkage between poverty and migration.
Analyzing the issue of social security of unorganized labour, it ...
Economic development of North Eastern India, has become a serious issue of concern, as it is linked with the poverty removal, curbing insurgency and national integration. Under the spatio-temporal conditions of North-Eastern Region, agricultural development is the best bet for achieving abovementioned objectives. In this book about forty-four economists and agricultural scientists from the north eastern region discuss various issues of agricultural development in ...
This edited book contains 28 articles in Vol. 1 and 26 articles in Vol. II written by young as well as experienced researchers. The papers critically discuss the policies and programmes for employment in India including the recently introduced National Rural Employment Guarantee Programme. The papers are either on evaluation of employment programmes and policies in India or state or region specific micro-level studies. The papers deal with various aspects of ...
The book deals with the relationship between the State, labour and development in the contemporary India as of now at the first decade of the 21st century in the era of liberalization, privatization and globalization. It contains as many as 22 articles exploring the theme. The articles are written by 20 committed and dedicated labour economists from India, one from Australia and one from Nepal. The papers deal with both theoretical and empirical issues, general ...
The book deals with the relationship between the state, labour and development in the contemporary India as of now at the first decade of the Twenty First Century in the era of liberalization, privatisation and globalisation. It contains as many as 22 articles exploring the theme. The articles are written by 20 committed and dedicated labour economists from India, one from Australia and one from Nepal. The papers deal with both theoretical and empirical issues, ...