Who cares for tribal development

By:

Vaid,Naresh Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Mittal; 2004Description: 150pISBN:

9788170999546

Subject(s):

Tribes

DDC classification:

307.7 VAI

Summary: This small book deals with the big question of tribal develop-ment from a new perspective. A lot has been written on the issue by planners, social scientists, economists, social workers, etc. But the unique approach of this book is the amalgamation of anthro-pological, journalistic and activist approaches to the issue. The fallacy of government claims has been laid threadbare on the basis of the claims of the government and the fact-sheet, again provided by the state.

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This small book deals with the big question of tribal develop-ment from a new perspective. A lot has been written on the issue by planners, social scientists, economists, social workers, etc. But the unique approach of this book is the amalgamation of anthro-pological, journalistic and activist approaches to the issue. The fallacy of government claims has been laid threadbare on the basis of the claims of the government and the fact-sheet, again provided by the state.

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