Population, health and human resources in India's development

By:

Ed. Gulati S. C

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Academic Foundation 2011Description: 626 p. 23 cm ; Hard BpimdISBN:

978-8171887859

Subject(s):

Maternal health services Population--Social aspects Medical policy Population--Economic aspects

DDC classification:

304.60954 GUL

Summary: As a part of its Golden Jubilee Celebrations, this compilation of papers is presented by eminent scholars at the Institute of Economic Growth in Delhi and discusses the links between population, health, human resources, and socioeconomic development in India. Providing detailed accounts of demographic transitions and their consequences for urbanization and development processes, this volume also offers a critical appraisal of population and health policies and paradigm shifts therein, and makes recommendations in order to achieve an optimum quality of life in India. Rich in data and technical analysis, this record will be a useful resource for social scientists, economists, policy makers, bureaucrats, and journalists.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	H.T. Parekh Library	GSB Collection	304.60954 POP (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		36013

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As a part of its Golden Jubilee Celebrations, this compilation of papers is presented by eminent scholars at the Institute of Economic Growth in Delhi and discusses the links between population, health, human resources, and socioeconomic development in India. Providing detailed accounts of demographic transitions and their consequences for urbanization and development processes, this volume also offers a critical appraisal of population and health policies and paradigm shifts therein, and makes recommendations in order to achieve an optimum quality of life in India. Rich in data and technical analysis, this record will be a useful resource for social scientists, economists, policy makers, bureaucrats, and journalists.

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