Economic reforms and social exclusion : impact of liberalization on marginalized groups in India / K.S. Chalam.
By: Chalam, K. S. (Kurmana Simha).
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TextPublisher: New Delhi ; Thousand Oaks : SAGE, 2011Description: xx, 224 p. ; 23 cm. charts.ISBN: 9788132106449 :.Subject(s): MARGINALITY, SOCIAL | CASTE | MINORITIES--ECONOMIC CONDITIONS | MINORITIES--SOCIAL CONDITIONS | INDIA--ECONOMIC POLICY | INDIA--SOCIAL POLICYDDC classification: 305.560954 | Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 212-217) and index.
Introduction -- Social exclusion and the methodological dichotomies -- Economic reforms and the socially excluded groups in India -- Emergence of caste as property under liberalization -- Impact of reforms on scheduled castes -- Liberalization and the Adivasi development -- Marginalization of rural artisans and Muslims -- Handloom weavers under liberalization: a case study -- Exit policy and the welfare of the working classes -- Inequity in the development of human capital and alienation in higher education -- Public health services and the poor -- Civil society responses to economic reforms: a case study of temperance movement -- In lieu of conclusion.
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