Tribal labour in India

By:

Tripathy, S. N. (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Mohit Publications; 1997Description: 172 pISBN:

8174450521

Subject(s):

Labour and labouring class India

DDC classification:

307.7 TRI

Summary: This work, Tribal Labour in India, contains seven contributions of eminent writers including one writeup of the editor. This volume examines the socio-economic and dimensional problems of trival emerging out of industriali sation and urbanisation. Issues like consumption pattern, government policy and rehabilitation strategy have also been dealt with. Undoubtedly, the book will be immensely beneficial to the administrators, demographers, policy makers, planners and researchers.

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This work, Tribal Labour in India, contains seven contributions of eminent writers including one writeup of the editor. This volume examines the socio-economic and dimensional problems of trival emerging out of industriali sation and urbanisation. Issues like consumption pattern, government policy and rehabilitation strategy have also been dealt with. Undoubtedly, the book will be immensely beneficial to the administrators, demographers, policy makers, planners and researchers.

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