This book is about the politics of water resource development and management in India, with special reference to the Narmada river waters dispute. The author draws on a wealth of studies on Narmada as also his own research to analyse the controversy from the perspective of a political scientist.
The author analyses three aspects of the conflict over developing the waters of the Narmada:
- The politics of the inter-state river water disp...
Costa Rica by Bus is the only Costa Rica tourism guide that gives complete, detailed, up-to-date information about this nation's extensive, inexpensive, public bus system, a system that will take you almost anywhere in this beautiful country border to border and coast to coast at minimal cost. The eBook is densely linked to help you navigate within the document and externally when you are online, enabling you to visit CR Tourism websites. The ...
Transitioning youth with chronic medical conditions (also known as Youth with Special Health Care Needs--YSHCN) to adult services is a complex issue in clinical practice. It is estimated that about 10.2 million children and youth, ages 017 years, in the United States alone have special health care needs and while this group constitutes only about 14% of the childhood population, they account for 40% or more of medical expenditures for children...
Organisational Behaviour: Core Concepts and Applications, Fourth Australasian edition, is the ideal resource for a one-semester Organisational Behaviour course. Fourteen concise, relevant and tightly focused chapters, presented in a highly visual manner, are designed to engage rather than overwhelm students.
The purpose of this book is to examine whether the "Movement of movements" has the capacity to unite into a larger movement for social change. Despite nine years after the "Battle of Seattle, " multiple protests, conferences, listservs, and World Social Forums (WSFs), this social movement phenomenon is presently fragmented into many narrowly focused movements finding themselves precariously poised against a "common enemy." However, there are m...
Too often, photographic historians have given credit to the calotype for establishing our sense and standard of the photographic, when in reality it was the daguerreotype that first taught us how to see photographically, taking us beyond portraiture to a standard for scenic images that is still with us today. Here is the first study of scenic daguerreotypes from around the world and the largest assemblage of them ever to be presented in book f...
