Tribal Women Workers: A Study of Young Migrants

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"It is, primarily, a study of the socio-economic conditions of the tribal women who have migrated to Delhi from Chhotanagpur in search of a livelihood and have found a somewhat satisfactory answer from working in the various urban unorganized sectors. I have also tried to look into the impact of the changed circumstances, living conditions and a completely different alien value-system on these hapless migrants. The purpose is to make our readers conscious of the devastating effects of "development" in a capitalist mode of production, where human beings also become a means to development and not its beneficiaries. The motivation behind this kind of work came as a result of my day to day interaction and work with them, and for them."

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Jayanti Alam

Jayanti Alam is an independent scholar and activist, of women and children and other deprived groups of our society. She has been working ‘for’ them through her writings, and ‘with’ them on the roads and in their habitats. She has also made a deep study of Tibetan society and also written an other book “Tibetan Society in Exile.” She has got many articles on women’s work, migration, effects of globalisation, child labour, human rights, etc. published in various journals, newspapers and edited books. She has presented papers in national and international seminars.

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Title
Tribal Women Workers: A Study of Young Migrants
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Edition
1st ed.
Publisher
ISBN
8186208135
Length
216p., Tables; Appendix; Bibliography; Index; 23cm.
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