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Condition: New. pp. 208.

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents Preface. 1. Limits of growth in agriculture in less developed areas. 2. Growth of fertiliser use in Indian agriculture. 3. Understanding dynamics in fertiliser use conceptual issues. 4. Fertiliser use environment. 5. Adoption and diffusion of fertilisers. 6. Growth in fertiliser use between 2001 02 and 2003 04. 7. Explaining pattern of fertiliser use at farm level. 8. Summary conclusions and policy implications. Bibliography. Index. The new strategy of economic development has laid great emphasis on land augmenting technological changes in agriculture and also identifying the factors that determine the process of agricultural technological changes. Over the years in Indian agriculture synergetic use of irrigation seeds and fertiliser has been the strategy of enhancing agricultural yield. Of these the use of fertilisers has increased tremendously during the last fifty years from just 0.1 million tonne to 17 million tonnes. But this growth has mainly been confined to irrigated areas only. The non irrigated areas particularly in the tribal regions have not contributed much to his. The book is diagnostic in nature and focuses on economic forces affecting the cultivator's adoption and diffusion process of fertiliser use and analysis of dynamics of fertiliser use in Southwestern tribal belt of Madhya Pradesh. Analysing growth in fertiliser use at micro level the book tries to understand why fertilisers in the remote tribal areas are being used so inefficiently. In the process the study documents experiences of farmers who were unable to use fertilisers on all crops were infrequent users and used fertilisers continuously at about 40 per cent of its potential. Understanding fertiliser use this way assumes significance for it recognizes that it is farm condition rather the farmer's condition that constrains technology transfer in difficult areas like remote tribal areas. 196 pp. …

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents Preface. 1. From income poverty to chronic poverty issues and methods. 2. Deprivation in Madhya Pradesh. 3. Continuity and change in tribal society. 4. Mapping chronic poverty. 5. Income and food security. 6. Coping with shocks debt and migration. 7. Governance and chronic poverty. 8. Health and education in remote tribal areas. 9. Culture and development social capital in governance. 10. Beyond income poverty some policy implications. Index. Trapped in Poverty is an interesting research for more ways than one. It takes the work by Chronic Poverty Research Centre forward. It goes beyond the all too familiar statistical exercises based on BPL statistics. It provides a ground level view of the poor with the help of a well designed field investigation. It builds on existing concepts and research in recognising the heterogeneity and differentiation among the poor and also the presence of non poor even in remote and backward rural communities. Without this recognition it is easy to underestimate the barriers confronting the change agents intervening in poor communities from outside particularly those with urban background and who belong to the developed world. Even genuine concern for the poor and the deep sense of commitment for their welfare by themselves would be of little help to the development interveners unless they equip themselves with an adequate understanding of the dynamics of stagnation and change in the communities they wish to help. Trapped in Poverty is a good illustration of how to go about to obtain a mapping of the rural context for checking the relevance and usefulness of the development strategy and the benefits it could confer on the poor. The book will be of interest to students and scholars of development studies economics and sociology. 212 pp.…

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. I. R.S. Gautam the man and his institute 1. Ram Sakha Gautam a biographical sketch/Yogesh Atal. MPISSR a brief introduction. II. Exploring the social frontiers (A) Social sector 1. Inter state inequality in infant mortality in India 1981 2000/Alok R. Chaurasia. 2. Educational chances of rural communities the Hard realities/Bhaskar Chatterjee. 3. Education for all enhancing capabilities of stakeholders a grassroots view from India/Sandeep Joshi. 4. Evaluation of teachers by students/H.C. Shukul. (B) Governance 5. Environment culture and development evidence from tribal areas of Southwestern Madhya Pradesh/D.C. Sah. 6. Issues of good governance a study of working of Panchayati Raj in Rajasthan/Arun Chaturvedi. 7. Decentralized governance at grassroots level experience of Panchayat Raj System in Madhya Pradesh/Yatindra Singh Sisodia. 8. Decentralization of powers through Panchayat Raj system and the Institution of Sarpanch in Madhya Pradesh an evaluation/Deepika Gupta. 9. Democracy at grassroots Panchayat and the marginalized in Madhya Pradesh/S.N. Chaudhary. (C) Economy and development 10. Economic growth and structural change in Madhya Pradesh Economy (1960 95)/Ganesh Kawadia. 11. Shocks livelihood and debt trap credit and indebtedness in Southwestern tribal Madhya Pradesh/D.C. Sah and Ashish Bhatt. 12. State of informal sector and women a case study of Ujjain District of Madhya Pradesh/Sudha Murty. 13. Embracing human potential through social technology/V.D. Nagar. 14. Self Help approach a paradigm shift in credit delivery mechanism/Neeta Tapan. 15. A brief history of urban settlements in Malwa/Shyam Sunder Nigam. (D). Political frontier 16. On human rights politics and human destructiveness a discussion on the XVI century European conquest of America/David M. Traboulay. 17. Justice as fairness the idea/Naresh Dadhich. 18. Globalization and the security problematic of evolving states in the developing world/A.P. Rana. 19. The development of international organization/P.D. Kaushik. 20. Liberal democracy and its slippages/Harbans Mukhia. 21. Indian administration in 21 century major trends and challenges/L.S. Rathore. 22. Social justice and the Indian constitution/B.R. Purohit and Sandeep Joshi. 23. The eco Gandhi and development models/Pravin Sheth. 24. Secularism as an antidote to communalism national and international prerequisites for its success/P.M. Kamath. 25. Understanding corruption nature meaning cost and combat strategies/Sanjay Lodha. III. Reminiscences from friends and students 1. My friend R.S. Gautam/B.G. Sharma. 2. My friend and master professor Gautam/David M. Traboulay. 3. Professor R.S. Gautam/L.S. Rathore. 4. Gautamjee/C. Narayana Rao. 5. A Malviya of Ujjain/P.L. Joshi. 6. An association of more than fifteen years/Yatindra Singh Sisodia. 7 articles are in Hindi. This Festschrift in the honour of Professor R.S. Gautam brings together essays as diverse as state of economy social sector governance and political frontier. Despite variations the common string that binds the various presentations is the understanding on developments taking place in the economy polity and society in the country. The book traces the broad trends emanating in grassroots governance direction of economic changes and the political frontier of the country especially social justice and marginalised sections of the society. It has three parts. The first part contains a biographical sketch painstakingly reconstructed in a manner of a social anthropologist by one of the editors of the volume. This is followed by a brief introduction of MPISSR that traces the development of institution created by Professor Gautam. The second part is comprised of essays on issues like grassroots governance and emerging leadership in rural India social capital and equity health and education performance of economy and development political frontier social justice and corruption. The last part is an encomium to Professor Gautam from friends coll.…

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents 1. Biochemistry and molecular biology of protein N Glycosylation/Inder K. Vijay. 2. Glycoprotein biosynthesis in Saccharomyces cerevisiae/Ludwig Lehle and Widmar Tanner. 3. Identification of the Lipoprotein Lipase binding Oligosacharides sequence in Endothelial cell heparan sulfate/Narayan Parthasarathy Ira J. Goldberg Pillarisetti Sivaram Barbara Mulloy and William D. Wagner. 4. Chromosomal aberrations inhibition of protein synthesis and male recombination in Drosophila Melanogaster/Gurbachan S. Miglani. 5. Callose biosynthesis in higher plants/C.B. Sharma and Shalini Roy. 6. Carbohydrate mediated sperm egg interaction potential role for the sperm surface mannosidase/Daulat Ram P. Tulsiani Majorie D. Skudlarek and Marie claire Orgebin crist. 7. Role of Sialic acid of host cells in various manifestations of Trypanosoma evansi infection in Buffalo calves (Bulbalus Bubalis)/P.S. Walia I.S. Kalra P.D. Juyal N. Sood and S.P. Ahuja. 8. N Acetylglucosaminyltransferase V structure and regulation of expression/Michael Pierce Mohamed Shoreibah Phil Buckhaults and Nevis Fregien. 9. Fucosylated Oligosaccharide(s) of human milk inhibits stable toxin of Escherichia coli/David S. Newburg Prasoon Chaturvedi John K. Crane Thomas G. Cleary and Larry K. Pickering. 10. Isolation and characterization of B Galactosidase from goat epididymis/Meenakshi Gaur and Ben M.J. Pereira. 11. Glycosphingolipids in cancer and rationales for cancer chemotherapy with an inhibitor of glucosyceramide synthase/Jin Ichi Inokuchi. 12. Biosynthesis of cell wall components/Vinay Sharma and C.B. Sharma. 13. In Vitro interaction of Lectins from Peas and Lentils with intestinal Brush Border Membranes (BBM) of rats fed on diets containing normal and peroxidized oil/G.L. Soni S. Vadhera and Rattan Singh. 14. Development of a strategy for the micropurification of proteins by capillary electrophoresis/Premendu P. Mathur Claudio Panzironi Meng Yen Mo and C. Yan Cheng. 15. Carbohydrate metabolism in rachis in relation to position on the terminal inflorescence of mustard (Brassica Juncea L.)/Anita Kumari Seema Chawla and S.K. Munshi. 16. Cis prenyl transferase activity in different ergosterol mutants of Sacchaaromyces cerevisiae/Anna Szkopinska Joanna Rytka and Grazyna Palamarczyk. 17. Effect of plant growth regulators on carbohydrate metabolism in roots of Cichorium intybus/Narinder Kaur Rupinder Mann Anil K. Gupta and Rangil Singh. 18. Carbohydrate processing and lysosomal targeting/Hummel M. Grosse O. and Hasilik A. 19. Sucrose metabolism and tuber development in Potato/Anil K. Gupta Jasvinder Singh Narinder Kaur and Rangil Singh. 20. Molecular toxicology evolution and prospects/P. Kakkar S. Musavi V. Viswanathan F.N. Jaffery and P.N. Viswanathan. 21. Effect of biotic and abiotic elicitors on Kievitone metabolism in Cowpeas/K.L. Bajaj. 22. Chickpea Alpha galactosidases development and properties/Yashoda Mittal and C.B. Sharma. 23. Ecological and population genetics of Drosophila melanogaster from India/Ravi Prakash. 24. Development of food chain models for the Tehri Dam Reservoir (Central Himalayas) India/Ramesh C. Sharma. 25. Advances in agricultural biotechnology in India/Manju Sharma and K.S. Charak. 26. Evaluation of alginate immobilized Trichoderma Reesei for cellulose bioconversion/S.C. Rastogi. 27. Ex situ management of fish germplasm resources/P. Das. 28. Rhizobial lipo oligosaccharide nodulation factors a novel class of signal molecules involved in microbe plant interactions specificity/S.S. Sindhu Suman Mor K.R. Dadarwal and P. Tauro. 29. Seawater intrusion and behaviour of dissolved boron fluoride Calcium Magnesium and nutrients in Vashisti estuary/M.D. Zingde Anirudh Ram P. Sharma and S.A.H. Abidi. 30. Behaviour of aluminium silicon and iron in Tapi Estuary/Prashan Sharma and Mahesh D. Zingde. 606 pp.…