Human rights, gender, and environment / [edited by] Tapan Biswal.
Contributor(s): Biswal, Tapan Prasad.
Material type: TextPublisher: New Delhi : Viva Books, 2006Description: xiv, 508 p. : ill., map ; 25 cm.ISBN: 813090294X; 8130904098.Subject(s): Human rights -- India | Feminism -- India | Environmentalism -- IndiaDDC classification: 323.095 LOC classification: JC599.I4 | H5847 2006Summary: This book is aimed at provoking penetrating inquiry into a wide range of issues. The contours of Human Rights, Gender and Environment issues in India are a difficult terrain and reflect complexities and contradictions of our socio-economic political system. The subject literature has been objectively and passionately laid out by the contributors in their specific segment. A careful and conscious effort has been made and a collective decision arrived at to avoid rhetoric and adding hues to the issues involved. A persuasive argument generating sensitivity to the issues has been the authors’ approach. The inputs are intended to enable the curious and probing mind to evolve a critical thinking and rational approach in a society in which she lives, interacts and ultimately becomes an indivisible element of the organic whole.Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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[BK] | Christ Junior College ->Social sciences | Reference | 323.095 BIS (Browse shelf) | Available | 00015661 |
Includes bibliographical references.
This book is aimed at provoking penetrating inquiry into a wide range of issues. The contours of Human Rights, Gender and Environment issues in India are a difficult terrain and reflect complexities and contradictions of our socio-economic political system. The subject literature has been objectively and passionately laid out by the contributors in their specific segment. A careful and conscious effort has been made and a collective decision arrived at to avoid rhetoric and adding hues to the issues involved. A persuasive argument generating sensitivity to the issues has been the authors’ approach. The inputs are intended to enable the curious and probing mind to evolve a critical thinking and rational approach in a society in which she lives, interacts and ultimately becomes an indivisible element of the organic whole.
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