SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY IN INDIA : AN ETHNOGRAPHY OF POLICY AND PRACTICE BY NANJUNDA D.C. : 3 VOLUMES SET [HARDCOVER]

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Vol. I Foreword. Acknowledgements. From the editor's desk. 1. Composition and location of Indian tribal population. 2. Practicing social anthropology in India/M.N. Srinivas. 3. Anthropology in policy and practice in India/L.K. Mahapatra. 4. Social anthropology in India an introduction/Srinivasan. 5. The culture of social anthropology retrospection/P.C. Jain. 6. Practicing social anthropology in India trends and dimensions/B.R. Ghosh. 7. Anthropology and rural development in the third world a conceptual framework/Hari Mohan Mathur. 8. Anthropology in India A critical comment/Vinay Kumar Srivastava. 9. An anthropological perspective of development and displacement/S.K. Chaudhury. 10. Anthropology approach to community development a perspective/B.N. Sahay. 11. Social policy planning and social anthropology creating a new outlook/Nanjunda D.C. and Steven Wind. 12. Anthropology as a policy science a review/J.V. Willigen. 13. Tribal knowledge utilization and sustainable rural development in the 21 century/Kolawole D. 14. Traditional methods a guarantee for sustainable/Robe Zwahlen. 15. Indigenous and scientific knowledge some critical comments/Arun Agrawal. 16. Indigenous economies bridging the gap between economics and anthropology/Valentina Mazzucato. 17. Teaching anthropology in India some preliminary observations/Vinay Kumar Srivastava. 18. Social anthropology and its contribution to planning/David Pocock. Vol. II 19. Against consensus Anthropological critique and the deconstruction of international water policy/Martin T. Walsh. 20. Anthropology and policies for tribal development an analysis/Naresh C. Saxena. 21. Indian census an anthropological investigation/Padmanabha. 22. Social mobility in India An anthropological perspective/Y.D. Yadav John Rodricks Annapurna M. Midatata Rani and Venu Gopal P.N. 23. Anthropological concepts on problems of planning and research for social development/B.K. Roy Burman. 24. Molecular anthropology a bio scientific investigation/Venu Gopal P.N. and A. Chandra Shekar. 25. Tribals rights and conservation of forests in India/S. Lakshmi. 26. Cultural anthropology and the social reforms in India/Kashiuk Gangooley. 27. Anthropology of genocide Tribal Movements in Central India against over industrialization/Felix Padel and Samarendu Das. 28. Can there be an anthropology of child labour/D.C. Nanjunda. 29. A historical survey of ex criminal tribes of Karnataka a case study of princely Mysore (Karnataka)/Midatala Rani. Vol. III 30. Swimming upstream anthropology and social development at the World Bank/Paul Francis. 31. Medical pluralism and health seeking behaviour of primitive society a medico anthropological study/Nanjunda D.C. Annapurna M. Midatala Rani and Jyothi Lakshmi S. 32. Anthropology in a post colonial Africa The survival debate/Paul Nchoji Nkwi. 33. Death in new social context a challenge in anthropological enquiry/M.C. Arunkumar. 34. Research process in social anthropology some conceptual issues/Nanjunda D.C. and Steven Wind. 35. Anthropology indigenous knowledge and water resources management/Dungumaro. 36. Naxalism in Chhattisgarh (India) An anthropological perspective/S. Narayan. 37. Religion function and community A funeral case of the Nattukottai Chettiars of Tamilnadu/Kala Shreen. 38. Plight or fate Primitive tribal groups in Karnataka/Nanjunda D.C. Annapurna Midatala Rani Subramanya S. and Venu Gopal. 39. Anthropology of participatory research a theory of balance/S. Sumathi. 40. Issues involved in education among tribal women/Marzieh Gorji Poshti. 41. Constructing and reconstructing childhood issues in the cultural study of childhood/Nanjunda D.C. 42. Health behaviour of Koraga and Soliga Tribals of Karnataka some preliminary observations/K. Rajashekara Reddy Parvathy D.C. and Chinnappa D.E. 43. Social exclusion of primitive tribal children of Karnataka a reconstruction/Nanjunda D.C. and Midatala Rani. 44. GIS technology for indigenous knowledge a review/Robert Win. 45. Cult.