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Man and Development in the Himalayas
Edited by : Dharamvir Singh & A.K. Kapoor  
Hard bound book;  Pages : 244
1996 Edition; ISBN - 81-7188-056-8
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About The Book :

The Himalayas are regarded as a challenge for the research and development. There is a growing awareness of an interdisciplinary approach for development of any society and its people. This awareness must be enlarged by involving researchers, academicians, planners, administrators, voluntary organisations and the local people. The present volume gives an opportunity to interdisciplinary groups to apply themselves to the varigated problems of Himalayan communicates and to plan out strategies for their development.
The Himalayas hold a wealth of resources most of which are concurrently unused. The people of Himalayas are waiting only for successful economic and technological development in order to use their wealth of resources profitably for their upward progress. This volume, comprising original papers, will be an invaluable reading for all those interested in and are associated with the development of Man in the Himalayas.

"Man and Development in the Himalayas, focuses on the interdisciplinary approach for the development of the Himalayan region. The Editors have ably and systematically introduced the subject.
"They have emphasised on the interaction between researchers, local people, policy makers and administrators for the development of the Himalayan region. Interdisciplinary research and planning is must for the development of man in the Himalayas.
"The present volume is an invaluable attempt giving us various perspectives on the development aspects for Himalayan people. This volume makes unique contribution and gives an important thought to the policy-makers, administrators and researchers."

Prof. (Dr) Indera P. Singh
Former Member,
University Grants Commission

 

CONTENTS IN DETAIL :

Foreword
Prof.(Dr) Indera P. Singh 
Former Member, University Grants Commission
 
Editor's Introduction
 
1. Himalayan Environment and Development : The Social Angle
P.S. Ramakrishnan
Ex-Director, G.B. Pant Institute of Himalayan Environment and Development, Almora, Presently, Professor of Ecology, School of Ecology, School of Environmental Science, Jawahar Lal Nehru University, New Delhi.
 
2. Socio-Economic and Bio-Physical Constraints for Eco-Development of Uttarakhand Himalayas
R.K. Gupta
Director, Centre for Research on Ecology, Dehradun; formerly, Chief Technical Advisor to FAO and Principal Scientist, Central Soil and Water Conservation Research & Training Institute, Dehradun.
 
3. Forest, Culture and Development in North-Eastern Himalayas
Ranjan Kumar Das
Forest Consultant, Action Research Institute, Calcutta.
 
4. Social Forestry and Development of Tribal of Himalayas
L.K. Jha
Professor & Head, Department of Forestry, School of Environmental Science, Mizoram Campus, Aizwal.
 
5. Ecology Man and Development in Bhutan Himalayas
B. Chakravarti
An Orientalist and former Zonal Advisor to Ministry of Education and Culture, Government of India.
 
6. The Process of Development and Change in a Tribal District : A Case Study of Kinnaur in Himalayas
Biswajit Sen
Senior Manager, National Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes Development Finance Corporation, New Delhi; formerly, Jt. Director, Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of welfare.
 
7. Jaunsari Peasantry : Development Paradoxes
Sagar Singh
Development Anthropologist, Centre for Tourism Research, Lucknow.
 
8. Problems of Development in the Himalayas : Case Study of Pargana Darma, District Pithoragarh - U.P. Hills
J.N. Durgapal
S.D.M., Pithoragarh ( U.P.)
 
9. A Plea for Socio-Economic Development of the Tribals of Central Himalayas
A.K. Kapoor
Reader, Deptt. of Anthropology, University of Delhi.
 
10. Development Interventions of a Voluntary Organization in Western Himalayas
Dharamvir Singh
Rural Development Consultant and Director, Rural Centre for Human Interests, Himachal Pradesh.
 
11. Tribes of Central and Western Himalayas : Strategy for Development
Deepak Tyagi
Deputy Director, Anthropological Survey of India, Calcutta.
  R. Gupta
Human Ecologist and Geographer, Anthropological Survey of India, Mysore.
12. Research, Planning and Development in the Himalayan Region
Satwanti Kapoor
Physiological Anthropologist, University of Delhi.
 
13. Aspect of Industrial Development in Kumaun Himalayas
S.S. Khanka
Reader, Department of Commerce, Indira Gandhi Open University, New Delhi.
 

EDITORS :

Dharamvir Singh :

Rural Development Consultant and Director, Rural Centre for Human Interests, Himachal Pradesh.

 

A.K. Kapoor

Reader, Deptt. of Anthropology, University of Delhi.

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