Publication Details
Chronic poverty in India: Evidence and policy imperatives
Amita Shah
Aasha Kapur Mehta
Shashanka Bhide
2006
Abstract
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Table of contents:
Editor's introduction: Chronic poverty in India: Evidence and policy imperatives
Amita Shah, Aasha Kapur Mehta and Shashanka Bhide
Policies against chronic poverty: Policy implications of a dynamic approach to understanding poverty
Andrew Shepherd, Tim Braunholtz and Lucy Scott
Tracking poverty through panel data: Rural poverty in India, 1970-98
Shashanka Bhide and Aasha Kapur Mehta
Chronic poverty and socially disadvantaged groups: Causes and remedies
Sukhdeo Thorat and Motilal Mahamallik
Ensuring livelihood entitlements in forest-based economies in Orissa: An alternative perspective
Amita Shah, Saroj Kumar and Bipin Das
Tribal population and chronic poverty in Orissa: A note on the North-South divide
Sakti Padhi, Nilakantha Panigrahi and Aswini Kumar Mishra
Chronic poverty and social conflict in Bihar
N. R. Mohanty
Situating conflict and poverty in Manipur
Anand Kumar, Aphun Kamei, Homen Thangjam and Kh. Bijoykumar Singh
HIV/AIDS, care needs, and the poor: Policy issues
Aasha Kapur Mehta and Sreoshi Gupta
Drawing policy implications from chronic poverty research in India
N. C. B. Nath
Special issue of margin 2006 (38/4 & 39/1, July-Sept & Oct-Dec 2006)
Publication Type(s)
Journal Article
Keywords
policy discrimination rural India rights livelihoods