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1. Profile
Prof.
Shekhar Mukherji
Formerly
Prof and Head (Retd. on May 31, 2001)
Dept. of
Migration & Urban studies
International Institute for Population Sciences, Bombay, 400088,
India.
(Fax
: (91)-(22) - 556-3257)
(Ph: (91)-(22)-4237-2400)
Areas of expertise:
Prof. Shekhar Mukherji is a renowned researcher and contributor in following areas:
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Migration research papers
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Urbanization research papers
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Poverty and Fertility in India
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Urban and Regional Planning in India
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Field Theories in Demography and Geography
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Distress Migration and Urban Decay
2. Permanent Mailing Address
Arunodaya Housing Society, NL-6,
Building 2, Flat 7, Sector 8, Nerul (W), New BOMBAY
400705, INDIA.
3. Residence
Phone:
91-22-2770-0266
4. Place of
Birth
Varanasi, U.P. India
Date of Birth
9th May, 1939.
Citizenship Indian.
Married. Child One son: 29 yrs+.
5.
CONTRIBUTIONS
TO GEOGRAPHY/ DEMOGRAPHY/ STATISTICS / POPULATION STUDIES/ REGIONAL
AND URBAN PLANNING
(a) Developed a new, statistically verifiable theory
titled, MOBILITY FIELD THEORY, linking People's Needs, Place
utilities of places of origins and destinations, and different kinds of
Mobility. Has great planning implications. Theory was tested and verified
(b) Developed a Theory linking Underdevelopment,
Migration, and Urbanization in Third World. Unfolds
complex processes and recommends various planning strategies for relieve of
the human problems of migration and urbanization
(c) Evolved a statistically testable theory,
DEMOGRAPHIC FIELD THEORY, that links demographic behavior of people (or
states or nations), their population policies, and socio-economic structure
of each state or nation. It has great planning values.
(d) Evolved SPATIAL FIELD THEORY, mathematically
linking and testing Inequality, Migration, Socio-Economic structure of
Regions/Cities/Nations.
(e) Pioneer in developing Study of Causal links between
Poverty and Mobility in developing countries.
(f) Pioneer in developing and propagating Study of
Causal Links between Poverty and Fertility in the Developing World.
(g) Introduced full-fledged courses on Population
Geography and related statistical methods in many Indian Universities.
(h) ILO has published his esteemed paper on Labor
Migration in India in the book Circulation : Labor
process and labor policies. (1985)
6.
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
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M.A. (Banaras), Ph.D. (Calcutta), Ph.D. (Hawaii, USA), Certificate in
Population Studies (Hawaii, USA), Training in Demography,
Population Studies, Statistics and Computer (Hawaii, USA),
Post-Doctorate Research Fellowship in Population studies (Canberra,
Australia).
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M.A. (Geography), Banaras Hindu University, 1959, Specializations in
Geomorphology, Climatology, Urban Geog, Agricultural Problems,
Cartography, Regional Studies.
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Ph.D. (Geography-Regional Planning), Calcutta University, 1976.
Thesis : "Study on Agricultural Land-use and Settlements in Darjeeling
Himalayas, West of Tista". Specializations in Population studies,
Statistical analysis, Survey techniques, Agricultural Problems, Regional
Planning, Rural Development, Settlement Geography, Urban Geog.
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Ph.D.
(Population Geography/Human Geography/Demography/Population Studies),
University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, 1975. Thesis :"Mobility
Field Theory of Human Spatial Behavior - A Behavioral Approach to Study
of Migration and Circulation in Indian Situation". Specializations:
Human/Population Geog, Migration, Urban Studies, Population
Studies, Demography, Statistics, Computer Techniques, , Population and
Economic dev, Field Theories.
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Two-year Certificate in Population Studies, East-West Population
Institute, East-West Center, Honolulu, 1970-72. Specializations:
Demography, Demographic Techniques, Migration, Population studies,
Statistics, Survey methods, Pop Geog, Pop Policies.
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Five Year Training in Demography/Population Studies, East-West
Population Institute, EWC and Univ. of Hawaii, Honolulu, 1970-1975.
Specializations: Demographic techniques, Migration & Urbanization st.,
Pop studies, Econ of pop growth, Population Policies, Public health,
Statistics, Sampling techniques, Computer analytic techniques, Computer
models,
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Post-doc Research, Department of Human Geography, Australian National
University, Canberra for 18 months (1975-1976) -- researched on
population problems, migration, urbanization, economic dev and regional
planning of South and SE Asia.
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TEACHING / RESEARCH EXPERIENCES
42 years continuous teaching/research /admn . experience
(1959-2001) (Listed backward).
1989-2001,
Prof and the Head (Retd), Dept of Migration and Urban Studies, International Institute for Population Sciences (Taught
Migration-urbanization studies, Population studies, Demography, Population
dynamics,. Research, and research supervision, guidance to fellows
from Asia-Pacific and India).
1998-1999 (Dec 1998- Oct. 1999): Visiting Professor,
Japan Women University. Dept of Study of Contemporary
Society, Nishi-Ikuta, Kawasaki-shi, Japan. (Research on Problems
of Indian Mega cities, Japan’s Migration-Urbanization situation, and
Japanese lessons of Better Metropolitan Management ).
1996-1997 (June 1996 to Jan 97) : Visiting Research
Fellow, International Exchanges Dept, Institute of Developing Economies,
Tokyo (Research on migration and urbanization problems of Developing
countries, and on Urban and Regional Planning lessons of Japan and SE and
East Asian countries to reduce those problems).
1989 - 1996-
Professor and the Head, Dept of Migration and
Urban Studies, International Instt for Pop Sciences, Bombay (Taught
Migration-urbanisation, Population studies, Demography, Population dynamics,
Quantitative techniques studies, research, supervision, guidance
to fellows from Asia-Pacific and India).
1987-89 : Dy Project Coordinator, Indian Council of Med
Res Project on Operation of Primary Health Services in Rural U.P.,
India, Instt. of Med. Sc, Banaras Hindu Univ, (Research, population
dynamics and public health research, statistical analysis of
demographic/health/socio-economic data, and Management of Better
delivery of Family Planning, MCH Care and Public Health in Rural India,
research supervision of 35 researchers).
1983-87 : Professor and the Head, Dept of Geography,
Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan, West Bengal (Teaching Population
geography, Demography, Demographic techniques, Statistical methods, Pop
Geography, Migration-Urbanisation, Human/Social geog, Regional-Rural
Development, admin supervision , research, supervision).
1979-83 : Reader-Head of Dept of Geography,
Visva- Bharati University (Teaching Population geography, Migration,
Urbanisation, Population dynamics, Pop policies, Statistical techniques,
surveys, , admn, work, research, supervision)
1977-79 : Technical Joint Director, Indian Council of
Social Science Research Population Project. J.Nehru. University, New
Delhi (Technical Supervision of 10 very large population projects on
population dynamics, Urbanization, Migration, Food
supply/demands, Pop problems, Status of women, etc).
1976-77: CSIR (Council of Science and Industrial Res.)
Scientific Officer, Dept. of Maths/ Statistics/Demography, Banaras
Hindu Univ, Varanasi: Demographic principles and techniques, Statistical
analysis, sampling methods, demographic and socio-economic surveys, Research
and research supervision.
1975-76: Post-Doctorate Fellow,
Australian National University, Canberra (Research on Migration,
Urbanisation, National dev and Urban and Regional planning in
India and SE Asia, and publications).
1970-75 : Ph.D. Scholar, East-West Population Institute,
East-West Center and Univ. of Hawaii, Honolulu (research on
Migration and Urbanization, Population dynamics, Demographic
techniques, statistical analysis of pop data, demographic principles, , and
Economic Development).
1966-70 : Lecturer in Geography, Shree Ramakrishna Teachers
Training College, Darjeeling, India.
1965-66 : Lecturer in Geography, Union Christian Teachers
Training College, Berhampur, India
1963-65 : Teacher in Geography, Jadavpur Multipurpose
School, Calcutta.
1961-63 : Lecturer in Geography, Vidyasagar College,
Calcutta (Teaching Honours)
1959-61 : Teacher in Geography, Higher Secondary Schools
in Calcutta, West Bengal.
8.
RESEARCH PROJECTS COMPLETED
1957-59: Application of Thornthwaites' Classification of
Climates to India, M.A. Thesis, B.H.U.
1967-69: Agri land-use and Settlements in Darjeeling Himalayas
and Regional-Rural development, Calcutta Univ.
1971-72: Patterns of Migration in Kurtis-town, Big Island,
Hawaii, NSF funded (USA)
1970-75: Migration-Mobility patterns in Varanasi region,
U.P. India, East West Center funded (USA)
1975-76: Migration, Urbanisation, National development and
Planning for India, Australian National Univ, Canberra,
Australia
1976-77: Wage Labor Circulation of Rickshaw-pullers, Varanasi,
CSIR funded.
1977-79:
Pop Growth, Food Demands, and Land Inequality in India; Geography of
Hunger in India , ICSSR funded
1977-79: Functional Classification of Towns of India, 1961-71,
ICSSR.
1977-79: Industrial Structure of Indian cities, Migration and
Capital, ICSSR Project, J. Nehru Univ, New Delhi
1977-79: Shift in Occupational participation of Women in
India, 1961- 71, ICSSR funded.
1977-79: Value and Status of Women in Indian Society,
ICSSR funded.
1977-79: Quality of Health Services in Central Govt's
Hospitals, Delhi, ICSSR Project, J.N.U.
1977-78: Population, Food, and Malnutrition in India,
ESCAP, Country Monograph (JNU).
1979-82:
Demographic Field Theory: Links bet Demographic Behavior,
Socioeconomic Systems, and Pop Policies in
India.
1979-80: Labor Circulation in India, publ. in
Circulation in the Third World.(ILO, 1985)
1984-85: Fertility, Infant Mortality, Poverty and Family
Planning in Birbhum District, West Bengal
1982-86: Labor Migration/circulation in Birbhum District,
West Bengal.
1987-88: Utilization of Rural Health Services in
Varanasi Dist, U.P. Indian Council of Med. Res. funded.
1988-89: System Analysis of Primary Health Centers of Varanasi
Dt, ICMR funded
1989-92: Migration, Urbanization and Development in India,
IIPS funded (1981 & 1991 data)
1989-92: Demographic Behavior, Socio-economic System and
Population Policies (New data)
1989-92: Migration, Urbanization and Regional Disparities in
India.(1981 Census data)
1990-93: Poverty-Induced Migration and Urban Involution in
India, IIPS (1991 Census data)
1991-93: In-Migration to Greater Bombay: 1991, IIPS
funded.
1990-91: Population Estimate and Mapping in 5 Km. zone around
RCF Co, Bombay (if gas leaks).
1991-93: Functional Classification of Indian Towns by
Factor-Cluster method (1981/91 Censuses)
1992-94: Migration, Urbanization and Development in Bihar, UP,
MP and Rajasthan.
1994-96: Population, Environment and Development in India,
specially in Darjeeling Himalayas.
1995-96: Socio-Economic Systems, Pop Policies and Demographic
Behavior in India by Applying My Demographic Field Theory (using India's
National demographic & health survey data of NFHS-I (1992-3) and NFHS-II
(1998-9)
1996-97: Poverty-Induced Migration and Urban Involution in
ESCAP countries and Urban Regional Planning Lessons from Japan, Instt. of
Developing Economies, Tokyo.
1997-99: Rapid Survey of District Level Performance of
Family Planning and Health Services in all districts of India, Funded by World Bank
(I was the Senior-most Coordinators of this very large survey in all 525
districts of India, undertaken up at the request of World Bank and Ministry
of Health, Govt of India) (Largest National sample size 525,000
eligible women, at age 15-49, and their children).
1998-99: Problems of Indian Mega Cities and Japanese
Lessons for better Metropolitan management, as JSPS Fellow
(Japan Society for Promotion of Sciences), and associated with
Japan Women University, Kawasaki-Shi, Japan
1997-2001: Distressed Migration and Low Quality Urbanization in
ESCAP Countries: Patterns, Processes. and Policies. Funded by IIPS.
1998-2001: Linkages between Migration, Urbanization and
Regional Disparities in India. Funded by IIPS
9.
SPECIALIZATIONS
DEMOGRAPHY
: Migration and Urbanization
research, Fertility and Mortality Behavior, Population Dynamics, Demographic
Techniques, Population Policies, Circulation, Pop and Economic Development,
Pop and Environment, Links between Demographic behavior,
Socio-economic system and population policy; Field Theories in Demography,
Public health programs. Statistical methods, Quantitative models and
methods, Computer Analysis, Statistical and Computerized
Analysis of Census and Large Survey data, Status of Women.
GEOGRAPHY
: Migration and Urbanization
studies and research, Population Geography, Human Geog, Urban Geog,
Multivariate statistical models, Canonical models and Field Theories in
Geography and Social Sciences, Agricultural Geog, Population and Environment
relationship, Quantitative methods, Computerized and statistical Analysis of
Census and Survey data, Regional Planning, Rural Development,
Settlement Geog, Spatial Behavioral models Geomorphology, Climatology,
Physical Geog, , Regional Studies, ,
10. COMPUTER TRAINING AND SPECIALIZATIONS
Computer Analysis of demographic, statistical and
socio-economic Data from Censuses and Large Surveys, Application of SPSS,
Canonical Models, Multivariate Models, Computerized Thematic Mapping.
11. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS
Books:
Published 32
highly technical books and monographs.
These are Statistical, empirical, highly quantitative and policy oriented.
Four are International publications.
Research
Papers
Published over 160
research papers, which are theoretical, empirical, statistical, and policy-related.
Forty papers appeared in foreign or international pub.
12. NOTABLE
ACHIEVEMENT
(a)
Elected as the President, Population Sciences Section, of XXI Indian Social
Science Congress, India, 1997-98.(Thanjavur Congress)
(b)
As requested by the World Bank and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare,
Central Govt of India, I was coordinating, as the senior
most coordinator, to supervise survey, data collection and
analysis of very large sample survey over whole of India in all
525 districts of the country and to
survey about the level and quality of RCH (Reproductive health and Child
health) services delivered by Primary Health Centers (PHCs), and received by
sampled
525,000 married and
eligible women in their reproductive ages, and by their children -- in order
to evaluate and monitor progress in these services in India, and to
recommend policy changes. I worked during the crucial formative period,
during July 1997 till Sept 1998.
Of these, the first 6 months, July to Dec 1997, I
worked alone in conceptualizing and designing the entire research
design of conducting survey, organizing the project, and related work
. Later, from Dec 1997, 3 other coordinators joined the project. All
the main design and survey design were done by me, and survey was initiated
and executed by me over all 507 districts of India. Later I left the project
in Sept 1998.
13. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES ATTENDED:
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13.1 |
1968 |
21st.
International Geographical Congress, India, presented 3 papers. |
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13.2 |
1970 |
1st
Summer Seminar on Population, East-West Pop Instt; E-W Center,
Hawaii. |
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13.3 |
1970-5 |
Ph.D. Study at East-West Population Institute, EWC, Honolulu, USA. |
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13.4 |
1972 |
Population Geography Symp, 22nd International Geog Congress,
Edmonton, Canada |
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13.5 |
1972 |
22nd International Congress, Montreal, Canada. |
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13.6 |
1975-6 |
Post-doc research, Australian National Univ, Canberra,
Australia. |
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13.7 |
1975 |
Congress Meeting of I.A.G. (Australia), Woollongong
University. |
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13.8 |
1976 |
47th ANZAAS (Australian and New Zealand Association of
Scholars) Congress, Hobart, Tasmania. |
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13.9 |
1977 |
ESCAP, U.N., Bangkok, Expert Group Meeting on Population
and Sub-National/Planning. |
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13.10 |
1982 |
Xth World Sociological Congress, Mexico City, Mexico. |
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13.11 |
1985 |
International Seminar on Population Mapping, Calcutta. |
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13.12 |
1989 |
International Population Seminar, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi. |
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13.13 |
1992 |
Visiting Professor, Dept of Geography, University of
Hawaii, Honolulu. |
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13.14 |
1992 |
Visited UN-ESCAP Headquarters, Bangkok, Thailand. |
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13.15 |
1992 |
Fulbright travel grant to USA to teach Courses in
University of Hawaii (Geography Dept). |
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13.16 |
1994 |
Rockefeller Fellowship : Linkages between Migration, Urbanization,
and Development in India, at
Bellagio Study and Research Center Italy, Oct-Nov, 1994. |
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13.17 |
1994 |
Roberto Celli Foundation Grant, Bellagio Study and
Research center, Italy, for above work. |
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13.18 |
1994 |
Invited to Univ of Pisa, Italy, and gave lectures on
Demography / Geography. |
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13.19 |
1995 |
Consultant, UN-ESCAP and Invited to UN-ESCAP Expert Meeting on Population
and Poverty, Bangkok, Sept, 1995 and wrote background paper
"Poverty-Induced Migration and Urban Involution in ESCAP Region". |
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13.20 |
1996 |
Awarded Visiting Research Fellowship, International Exchanges Dept,
Instt. of Developing
Economies, Tokyo for 7 months on analysis of Migration and Urbanization in
ESCAP Countries and Urban Planning of Japan and other countries. |
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13.21 |
1996 |
United Nations Univ and UNESCO Workshop on Globalization and Mega city
Development in
Pacific Asia, Instt . of Advanced Study, UNU/IAS, Tokyo, Oct
20-23,1996. |
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13.22 |
1996 |
Symposium on Population and Urbanization in Asian Developing
Countries From the Perspective
of
Global Environment Problems, Institute of Population Problems, Ministry of
Health and Welfare, Tokyo, October 18-19, 1996. |
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13.23 |
1996 |
Keynote Speaker, International Symposium on City of the Future: New
Directions, Josai International University, Gumyo, Togane-shi,
Chiba-Ken, Japan. Dec 18, 1996.
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13.24 |
1996 |
Invited to Japan Women's University, Kawasaki, Japan, to lecture on
Demography, Dept of Studies on Contemporary Society, "Poverty and
Fertility in India", Dec 17, 1996. |
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13.25 |
1996 |
Invited to Nihon University Population Research Institute, Tokyo to lecture
on "Poverty-Induced
Migration and Urban Involution in India". |
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13.26 |
1996 |
Invited to Institute of Population Problems, Ministry of Health and
Welfare, Tokyo, to lecture on
"Urbanization, Poverty and Environmental Degradation in India/ESCAP
region", Nov 5, 1996 |
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13.27 |
1996 |
Invited to Waseda University, Dept of Human Science, Tokyo, to lecture on
India's Socio-economic and Population problems,
Dec
19, 1996. |
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13.28 |
1998 |
Visiting Professor, Japan Women University, Japan, to conduct research
on Problems of Indian Mega
cities and Japanese lesson s of Better
Metropolitan Management |
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13.29 |
1999 |
Participated in International Conf on Population and
Socio-Economic Transformations of Asia. Organised by
UNDP and Nihon University, Tokyo , March , 1999 |
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13.30 |
1999 |
Participated in International Symposium on Globalization and the
Problems of Mega Cities of Asia – Pacific, National Institute of Population
and Social Security Research, Ministry of Health
and Family Welfare, Japan. Tokyo, March 1999. |
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13.31 |
1999 |
Delivered a lecture on “India’s Demographic and Socio-Economic
Situations” at Japan Women
University, Kawasaki-shi, Japan on July 10, 1999. |
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13.32 |
2000 |
International Conference on Land-use Changes, Transfer of Technology
and Rural Development in
Developing Countries, Banaras Hindu University, Dept of
Geography, Varanasi, Feb 4-6, 2000. |
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13.33 |
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Methodological Issues in Migration and Family Research,
Asian Meta Center, National University of Singapore,
April 19-26 2001 and presented two Methodological
Research papers andproposals on Migration and Family Research:
one on “Causal Linkages between Migration of Workers
to Cities and Regional Disparities in India
(macro Model)”, and another on “Causal
Reasons and Socio-economic Processes behind Migration to
Indian Mega cities: Required Planning Strategies”. |
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13.34 |
2001 |
IUSSP Population Conference, Bahia, Brazil, August 18-24, 2001, and
orally presented Researc Paper on “International
Mobility Field Theory : Extension of Mobility Field Theory to Study
International Migration” in Session on Spatial Mobility
(August, 21). |
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13.35 |
2001 |
IUSSP Population Conference, Bahia, Brazil, August 18-24, 2001, and
orally presented Research Paper on “Causal Linkages between
Migration to Cities and Regional Disparities in India:
Processes and Planning Strategies” (August 22). |
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13.36 |
2001 |
Awarded as Visiting Research Fellow to University of Manitoba ,
Canada, for 6 months, under Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute to
do research on Migration, Urbanization and Urban problems of India:
Comparison with Canadian situations (but could not go as I
fell ill). |
14.
LIST OF
PUBLICATIONS
(stars shows International Pub.)
BOOKS
PUBLISHED
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1. |
Geography and Education,
J.J. Prakashan, Darjeeling, 1970, pp. 1-278. |
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2* |
Mobility Field Theory of Human Spatial Behavior: A
Spatial Behavioral Approach to study of Migration and Circulation
in Indian Situation.
Ph D Thesis. Dept of Geog, Univ of Hawaii (Xerox Univ.
Microfilms, Ann Arbor), 1975. |
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3* |
The Mobility Field Theory : A Spatial
Behavioral Foundation to Movement Dynamics with Application to
Indian Situation.
International Geographical Union's working group on Trans of Rural
Habitat and Nat Geog.Soc of India's Monograph 25, Banaras Hindu
Univ, Varanasi, 1979, pp. 1-80. |
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4. |
Mechanisms of Underdevelopment, Labor Migration and
Planning Strategies in India, Prajna Publication, Calcutta, 1981, pp.
1-278. |
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5* |
Analyzing Population Policy and Demographic Change
(with Professor R.J.Rummel,
Dept of Political Science, University of Hawaii), Prajna Pub,
Calcutta, 1981, pp. 1-85. |
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6 |
Poverty and Mobility in India : A Field Theoretic
Perspective,
Prajna, Calcutta, 1982, pp. 1-240. |
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7 |
Population, Food and Land Inequality in India 1971:
Geography of Hunger and Insecurity, Indian Council of Soc. Sc Res (ICSSR)
Monog, Delhi, 1979, 1-130. |
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8 |
Indian Cities : Their Industrial
Structure, Migration and Capital Investments.
ICSSR/ Abhinav Pub, Delhi, 1980, pp.1-
190.(with R.Bose, and A.Mitra) |
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9 |
Functional classification of India's Urban Areas by
Factor-Cluster Method, 1961-71,
ICSSR/Abhinav Pub, New Delhi, 1982, pp. 1-300.(with R.Bose,
Lokenath Roy and A. Mitra). |
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10. |
Status of Women : Shifts in Occupational
Participation, 1961-71.ICSSR/Abhinav
Pub., New Delhi, 1981, pp. 1-290 (with L.P. Pathak et.al.). |
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11 |
Demographic Field Theory : Population
Policy and Demographic Behavior in India.
Thinkers Library, Allahabad, 1983, pp. 1-142. |
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12 |
Essays on Rural Development,
Utsargo Publications, Varanasi, 1983, pp. 1-225. |
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13 |
The
Beautiful Earth
(Rupasi Vasundhara), Utsargo Publ, Varanasi,1983,1-235
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14 |
Report of Operation Research on Rural Health Services
in Varanasi Distt,
Indian Council of Med. Res. Project, Instt. of Med. Sc., Banaras
Hindu Univ, 1988. |
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15 |
Quantitative Models and Methods in Geography and
Statistics
. Varanasi (in press). |
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16 |
Knowledge and Utilization of Rural Health Services in
Varanasi District,
Indian Council of Med Res., Instt. of Med Sc, Banaras Hindu Univ,
1988, 1-167. |
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17 |
System Analysis of Primary Health Centers of Varanasi
Distt,
Indian Council of Med Res, Instt. of Med Sc, Banararas Hindu
University., 1989 |
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18 |
Population Concentration and Perception of Pollution
and Hazard around RCF Factory, Greater Bombay, IIPS, Bombay, 1991 (with T.K.Roy et
al). |
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19 |
Application of Demographic Field Theory to Developed
and Developing Countries,
Monograph, IIPS, 1992. |
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20 |
Nature and Characteristics of Migration to Bombay
(1990-91),
IIPS, 1992. |
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21 |
Migration, Urbanization and Regional Disparities in
India,
Monograph, IIPS, 1992. |
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22 |
Functional Classification of Indian Towns by
Factor-Cluster Method,
Monog, IIPS,Bombay, 1993, p. 1- 150. |
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23 |
Poverty-Induced Migration and Urban Involution in
India: Causes and Consequences,
Monograph, IIPS, 1993, p. 1-152. |
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24* |
National Family and Health Survey of Gujarat: Family
Planning and MCH,
NFHS report, IIPS and Ministry of Health, Govt of
India, 1994 (with Dr Gandotra, Dr. N.P. Das, et al). |
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25. |
Migration Models, Internal Migration and
International Migration
(Monograph for Distance Education for MPS Course), IIPS, Bombay,
Jan. 1994, pp. 1-110. |
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26. |
Population, Poverty, Environment and Development in
India, with sp. ref. to Darjeeling Himalayas, IIPS, Bombay, 1999. |
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27* |
Poverty-Induced Migration and Urban Involution in
ESCAP Region: And Urban and Regional Planning Lessons from Japan.
IDE/VRF Monograph No 300, Institute of Developing Economies, Tokyo,
Dec 1996, Published March, 1997, pp. 1-81. |
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28. |
Poverty-Induced Migration and Urban Involution In
ESCAP Region: Required Planning Strategies. Research Monograph No
25, International Institute for Population Sciences, Bombay, Dec
2000, pp. 1-165. |
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29. |
Causal
Linkages between Demographic Behavior, Socioeconomic Systems, and
Population Policies in India/States: Application of Demographic
Field Theory, IIPS Research Monograph 27, March 2001, Bombay,
pp. 1-190. |
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30. |
Causal Linkages between Migration, Urbanization and Regional
Disparities in India (1991 and onward Situation): Planning
Strategies Required. I.I.P.S. Research Monograph No. 28. Bombay,
March 2001, pp. 1-225. |
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31. |
Migration and Urban Decay : Asian Experiences,
Rawat
Publications, Jaipur & New Delhi, 2006. (pp 1-371) |
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32
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Poverty and Fertility in India: The Demographic Field
Theory Perspective.
Rawat Publications. Jaipur & New Delhi, 2007 (pp 1-324).
Poverty and Population in India,
Prof R.N. Dubey Memorial Lecture Series, 2004, Allahabad, p. 1-95.
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BOOKS UNDER PREPARATION |
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33. |
Agricultural Land-use and Settlement Hierarchy in
Darjeeling Himalayas. Doctoral Dissertation,
Calcutta University, Calcutta, pp. 1-800. |
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34 |
Population Geography : A Reader,(under prep) , pp. 1-300. |
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RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISHED
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REFERRED RESEARCH PAPERS |
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35* |
"Commercial Activity and Market Hierarchy
in Eastern Himalayas, Darjeeling", Nat. Geog.Jour. of India,
21st International Geographical Congress, Special Number, 1968,
1-12. |
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36* |
"A Spatio-Temporal Model of Mobility Patterns in Multi-Ethnic
Population, Hawaii", in People on the Move: Studies in
Internal Migration by Kosinski and Prothero (ed), (22nd Int'l
Geog Cong), Methuen, London, 1974, pp. 245-61. |
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37* |
"A Spatio-Temporal Model of the Mobility
Patterns in a Multi-ethnic Population, Hawaii", Reprint No. 50,
East-West Population Instt, East West Center, Honolulu, 1975. |
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38* |
"Taxonomic Classification of Movers
Attributes and Behavior in Kurtistown, Hawaii", Human Ecology
by Brian Murton (ed), Department of Geography, Univ. of Hawaii,
1976, 78-84. |
|
39* |
"Need systems, Place utilities and Mobility behavior in Indian
situation: Structures,Dimensions, Linkages and Migration planning",
Man, Culture and Settlement by Eidt. R.C., et al (eds.),
Kalyani Pub, New Delhi, 1977(a), 287-314. |
|
40* |
"Assessment of Inter-relationships between population policies,
social systems and demographic behavior in India : An Analytical
Framework", Demography India, Vol. 6, 1977(b), 250-266. |
|
41* |
"Syndrome of Poverty and Wage Labor Circulation : Indian Scene", in
R. Mansell Prothero and Murray Chapman (ed), Circulation in the
Third World, London, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1978, pub. 1985,
Chapter 10. , pp. 280-299. |
|
42* |
"Understanding Canonical Analysis through Human Mobility Research",
Geogr Review of India, Sept, 1979(a), pp.234- 249. |
|
43* |
"A General Field Theory", Ind. Jour of
Regional Science, Vol.11(2), 1979(b), 40-51. |
|
44* |
"Spatial Disorganization and Internal
Migration in India: Strategies for Restructuring Space
Economy/Development", Canadian Studies in Population, 6,
1979, 45-61. |
|
45* |
"Understanding Mobility Field Theory",
Demography India, 8(4-6), 1980, 254-84. |
|
46* |
"General Field Theory of Movement
Dynamics: Pathway to Migration Planning for Underdeveloped
Countries", Geografiska Annaler, Human Geog, 1980, Ser B,
62B, 18-32. |
|
47. |
"Rural Stress, Agricultural Underdevelopment and Internal Migration
in India", National Geographical Journal of India, 1980. |
|
48. |
"Spatial Disarticulation, Labor Migration
and Regional Planning in India", New Perspectives in Geography
by L.R. Singh (ed.), Thinkers Lib, Allahabad, 1981, 232-46. |
|
49. |
"A Taxonomic Model of Functional Classification of Indian Towns", in
New Perspectives in Geography by L.R. Singh (ed), Thinkers
Lib. Allahabad, 1981, 150-165. |
|
50. |
"Mobility Field Theory of Migration Behavior",Jr of Manpower
Research, Delhi, 1982,Ch3. |
|
51* |
"A Canonical Model of Migration to Cities", 24th International
Geog Cong, France, 1984, in Espace, Movements and
Settlements, Rouen, 1985, 45-52. |
|
52* |
"Process of Wage Labor Circulation in Northern India", in Labor
Process and Labor Policies, International Labor Organization
(ILO), by Guy Standing (ed.), Croom Helm, London, 1985, Ch.9,
pp. 252-279..“The Syndrome of Poverty and Wage Labor Circulation:
The Indian Scene”, in Circulation in the Third World
Countries by R. Mansell Prothero and Murray Chapman (eds.).
Routledge and Kegan Paul, London, 1985, pp. 279-298. |
|
53. |
"Interrelationships bet Economic
Structure of Indian Cities, Migration and Capital", Sp Mong,
Econ. Geographical Society of India, Utkal University,
Bhuvaneshwar, 1986.. |
|
54. |
"Alternative Strategy of Integrated Rural Transformation Programme",
in Regional Planning and Rural Development, by L.R. Singh
(ed.), Thinkers Library, 1987, Ch 15. |
|
55. |
"Findings of survey on primary health services to rural Women in
Varanasi District, Uttar Pradesh", Jr of Health, ICMR Project,
Instt of Medical Science, Banaras Hindu Univ,Varanasi, 1987,
132-138. |
|
56. |
"Application of Demographic Field Theory
to Study linkages bet Demographic behavior, Socioeconomic system
and Population policies in India", in Dynamics of Population and
Family Welfare 1989 by Srinivasan and Pathak (eds), Himalaya
Publishing House, 1989, 342-373. |
|
57. |
"Critique of spatial strategy of National
Commission on Urbanization", in Urbanisation : Trends,
Perspectives, and Challenges, by J. Diddee (ed), Rawat Pub,
Delhi, 1993, 75-94. |
|
58. |
"Nature of Migration and Urbanization in
India:Search for Alternative strategies", in Dynamics
of Population and Famil Welfare, 1991 by K. Srinivasan
and L.P. Pathak (eds.), Himalaya Pub, 1992, 203-245. |
|
59. |
"Rapid Metropolitan Growth and
Alternative Perspectives of Urban and Regional Development in
India", Tech Workshop on Environment, Management and Urban-Reg
Development, Delhi, 1993. Pub in Ind Jr of Social Sciences
(ISSA), New Delhi, 1994, 9-21. |
|
60. |
"Inter-state Migration and Regional Disparities in India", in
Dynamics of Population and Family Welfare 1993, by K.B. Pathak,
et al (eds.), Himalaya Pub House, Bombay, 205-49. |
|
61. |
"Problems of Small Towns of India : Their
Inadequate Economic Characteristics" in Problems of Small Towns
in India by Jaymala Diddee (ed), Rawat Pub, New Delhi,
(published on behalf of Instt of Indian Geogr, Univ of Puna),
1994c, ch 2. |
|
62. |
"Poverty and Fertility in Uttar Pradesh: Strategies for Poverty
Alleviation and Better Health", Seminar on Population and
Development in U.P, Instt for Med Sc, Lucknow, 1994d, published
in Population and Development in Uttar Pradesh, B. R.
Publishing Corpn, New Delhi, pp. 389-402. |
|
63. |
“Poverty-induced Migration and Urban
Involution in India: Alternative Development", Sem on Census,
Dept of Sociology, Bombay Univ, Mar 1993a, published in
Census as Social Document by Momin and Mohanty (eds.), Rawat
Publications, New Delhi, 1996, Ch 2, 10- 45. |
|
64. |
"Nature of Migration to Bombay : Need for Alternative Dev
Perspective", Sem on Restructuring Bombay's Urban Growth,
Wilson College, 1993b, published in Urban Explosion of Mumbai
by M. D. David (ed), Himalaya Publ House, Bombay, 1996, 26-54. |
|
65*. |
"Underdevelopment and Migration of Women for Employment in India",
Paper, Int'l Geog Union's Symp on Gender and Migration, Univ of
Pretoria, 1995(a) . |
|
66* |
"Poverty-Induced Migration and Urban Involution in ESCAP Region,"
Background paper for UN- ESCAP Expert Meeting on Population and
Poverty, Bangkok, Sept 1995 (summary and Recommendations
appeared in UN/ESCAP Expert Group Meeting's proceedings volume,
May/June 1996). |
|
67* |
"Syndrome of Poverty and High Fertility in India and Developing
Countries: Strategies for Poverty Eradication and Improving Health
Services", presented at Int'l Seminar on Environment,
Sustainable Dev, and Health, Dept of Geog, Banaras Hindu Univ,
1995(a). |
|
68. |
"Female Illiteracy emerged as the Most Important Determinant of
Fertility and Infant Mortality in India", Economic and Political
Weekly, forthcoming. |
|
69. |
"Poverty and Fertility in India: Results
of Demographic Field Theory, Linking Demographic Behavior,Socio-economic
Systems, and Population Policies", IIPS Newsletter, January
1997, pp. 1-6. |
|
70. |
"Poverty and Fertility Nexus in India and Other Population Issues:
Future Research and Policy Requirements", Presidential Address,
Population Science Section, 21st Indian Social Science Congress,
Proceed: Presidential Address, Tamil University, Thanjavur, Dec
1-6, 1997, pp. 1-35. |
|
|
|
PAPERS IN INTERNATIONAL SEMINARS /
SYMPOSIUM |
|
71* |
"Handbook on Study Tour in Darjeeling", 21st International Geog.
Congress, Calcutta, 1968 |
|
72* |
"Settlement Hierarchy and Central Places in Darjeeling Himalayas",
21st Int'l Geog Congress, Delhi.
|
|
73* |
"Urban Landuse, Functional Activities and Social Morphology of
Darjeeling", 21st Int'l Geographical Congress, New Delhi,
1968. (Presented at Osmania Univ, Hyderabad
Sym of IGU Congress) |
|
74* |
"Field Theory to study of Migration through Settlement Hierarchy in
India", Dept of Geog, Univ of Hawaii, Honolulu, 1971(a). |
|
75* |
"A Taxonomic Classification of Behavior and Attributes of Movers in
Big Island, Hawaii", Dept of Geog, Univ of Hawaii, 1971(b) |
|
76* |
"Inter-State Migration and State-Income Inequalities in India",
East-West Center, Honolulu, 1972(a).(mimeo) |
|
77* |
"A Canonical model of Behavior and Attributes of Movers in Big
Island, Hawaii", Dept of Geog, University of Hawaii, 1972(b).(mimeo) |
|
78* |
"Struggle for Survival in India : Pop Growth, Food supplies and
Demands", East West Food Instt, East-West Center, Honolulu,
1972(c). ).(mimeo) |
|
79* |
"A Spatio-Temporal Model of Mobility Patterns in a Multi-ethnic
Population in Hawaii", 22nd International Geographical Congress,
Edmonton, Canada, 1972(d). |
|
80* |
"Central Places in a Mountainous Plantation Landscape, Darjeeling
Himalayas", 22nd Int'l Geog Congress, International Geography,
Vol. 2, Montreal, 1972(d). |
|
81* |
"A General
Field Theory of Migration Behavior",47th ANZAAS, Hobart,
1976. |
|
82* |
"A General
Field Theory of Movement Behavior: Pathway to Migration Planning for
Underdeveloped countries", 23rd International Geographical
Congress, Minsk, 1976 (in Russian). |
|
83* |
"Spatial Disorganization and Internal
Migration in India : Alternative Strategies for Restructuring Space
Economy and Development", ESCAP Expert Meeting on Population and
Economic Development, Sept 1977(a), Bangkok, pp. 1-56. |
|
84* |
See summary in ESCAP, Pop Growth and
Econ Dev, Report of Expert Meeting, Asian Population
Studies 40, Bangkok, 1977(b), pp. 17-18. |
|
85* |
"Circular Mobility, Wage Labor
Displacement and Policy: A cross-cultural comparison in Hawaii and
India", Paper, 8th Summer Seminar on Pop, East-West Population
Instt, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1977).(mimeo) |
|
86* |
"Process of Urbanisation in the Third World", Indo-French Seminar
on Urbanisation, J Nehru University, New Delhi, 1978(a), 1-8.
|
|
87. |
"Population Growth, Food and Malnutrition in India", ESCAP,
India: Country Monograph, 1978. |
|
88* |
"Demographic Field Theory : Interrelationships bet. Socio-economic
System, Population Policy and Demographic behavior in India",
Int'l Union for Scientific Study of Pop (IUSSP), Manila, 1981,
1- 55. |
|
89* |
"Process of Wage Labor Circulation: Indian Scene", Xth World
Congress of Sociolog Mexico City,1982(a), 1-42. |
|
90* |
"Demographic Field Theory: Theoretical and Empirical Example of
Geo-Demography", Int'l Geogr. Congress, Sao Paulo, 1982(b),
pp.1-30. |
|
91* |
"Multi-variate Linkages between
demographic behavior, social systems and population policies
in India", IUSSP, Florence, 1985(a). |
|
92* |
"Demographic Field Theory : Integrative
Model of Fertility and Mortality behavior in India", Int'l Sym on
Pop Mapping, National Atlas Organization and Thematic Mapping,
Calcutta, 1985(b). |
|
93* |
"Internal Migration", review of Determinants and Consequences of
Internal Migration in India by Oberai, et al, Asian and
Pacific Pop, EWPI, East West Center, Honolulu, 1991. |
|
94* |
"Women and Development : Alternative perspective", Sem on Women
and Environment, Dept. of Geog, Dhaka Univ, Dhaka, Sept. 1991.
|
|
95* |
"Poverty-Induced Migration and Involutionary Urbanization in India:
Search for Alternative Dev Strategies", 27th International
Geographical Cong, Los Angeles, 1992, 1-56. |
|
96* |
"Alternative Viewpoint of Women's Dev in Developing Countries",
Int'l Geog Cong, Sym on Women, Dept of Geog, Univ of Dhaka,
1994(a), pp. 1-32, published in the Proceedings. |
|
97* |
"Population-Environment Interlinks: Need for Action-Oriented
Strategies", Int'l Geog Union's Symposium on Indian Ocean, Delhi,
1995(b), 1-25. |
|
98* |
"Application of Demographic Field Theory to Developed
and Developing Countries: Linkages bet Socio-economic Systems, Pop
Policies, and Demographic Behavior", Int'l Conference on
Pop Geog, Univ of Dundee, 1995(c).(mimeo) |
|
99* |
"The Syndrome of Poverty and Fertility in India", Paper,
International Geographical Congress, Symposium on Gender,
Environment, and Health, Department of Geography, Chiang
Mai University, Thailand, January 7-11, 1997, pp. 1-12. |
|
100* |
"Causal Linkages between Syndrome of
Poverty and High Fertility in India : A Very Neglected Aspect of
Population Studies, and Policies Immediately Required", Paper,
International Seminar on Environment, Energy and Technology:
Regional and Global Perspectives, Department of Geography,
Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Dec 1997, pp. 1-24. |
|
101* |
"Poverty and Fertility Behavior in India
: Required Policy Changes", Paper, International Geographical
Congress, Seminar on Population environment and Health,
Department of Geography, M S University of Baroda, Vadodara,
Jan 1998, pp. 1-25 . |
|
102*. |
“Underdevelopment, Migration of Women for
Employment and Planning Strategies in India” Published in
International Geographical Congress Proceed Volume, Univ of
Pretoria, South Africa, Aug 1998. |
|
|
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|
OTHER PAPERS PUBLISHED /
PRESENTED |
|
103* |
"Trends of Urbanization in India",1st Summer Seminar, East West
Population Inst, East West Center, Honolulu, 1970. |
|
104* |
"A Note on Circulation", 8th Summer Seminar on Pop, East West
Population Instt, East West Center, Hawaii, 1977 |
|
105 |
"Steps towards Migration Planning", UGC Symp. on Migration and
Reg Dev, Dept. of Geog, Visva-Bharati University, 1982(b),
1-22. |
|
106 |
"Field Theoretic Approach to study Fertility and Mortality behavior
in India.” (Unpub.)_ |
|
107 |
"Syndrome of Poverty and Fertility in India", UGC Symp, Dept of
Geography, Banaras Hindu Univ, 1985.(mimeo). |
|
108. |
"Canonical Model of Population Displacement from Rural to Urban
Poverty," Proceedings, Seminar on Urban and Regional
Development, Geog Dept, North Bengal Univ, 1987, 169-85.
(Presented in 1984) |
|
109. |
"Utilization of Rural Health Services of Varanasi", Health
Services, Banaras Hindu Univ, 1989. |
|
110 |
"Linkages bet Migration, Economic Structure of Cities and Capital
investment in India",IIPS Sem ,Bombay, 1989b, 1-21(mimeo). |
|
111 |
"Migration and Urbanization in India: Processes and Policies",S.N.D.T.
Women's Univ, 1989d.(Lecture) |
|
112 |
"Developmental Migration", Review of book by R K Raju, Jr of
Family Welfare (Bombay) , 1990a. |
|
113 |
"Inter-state and Inter-District Migration in Bihar : Patterns,
Processes and Planning strategies", Presented at Seminar on
Population and Development in Bihar, Patna, 1990c. |
|
114 |
"Population-Environment Interface: Required Action Programmes ",
Bon-Ami: Jr for Social Organization for Conservation of
Environment, Calcutta, Sept 1993d. |
|
115 |
"International Migration in India: Levels, Trends, and Policies",
IIPS Newsletter, Int'l Inst for Pop Sciences, Bombay,
Jan 1994, 1-7. |
|
116 |
“Urban Atrophy:Bombay will cross 24 Million by 2010", Independent
(a News Daily) Bombay, July, 1994. |
|
117 |
"Linkages bet Migration, Urbanization and Development in India",
S.N.D.T. Univ Sem on Population in Developing Countries,
Feb 1995. Review in Economic Times, Free Press, Asian
Network. |
|
118 |
"Linkages bet Population growth, Urbanization, Environment, Poverty
and Regional Disparities in Madhya Pradesh, India", Sem on
Population, Development and Environment in M.P., Indore,
1996.(pub in S.N. Murthy, (ed.) Population and Environment, 1998 |
|
119 |
"Poverty and Fertility in Orissa" Paper, NFHS Dissemination Seminar
for Orissa, organised by Population Research Center, Bhuvaneshwar,
April 29-30, 1997, 1-12. |
|
120 |
"Poverty Index and High Fertility and Mortality in India: Required
Strategies", Paper, Population Science Section, 21st Indian
Social Science Congress, Tamil University, Thanjavur,
Tamil Nadu, Dec 1997, pp. 1-21.(Paper accepted for Oral Presentation
at 24th IUSSP Conference, Bahia, Brazil, Aug 2001). |
|
121 |
“Training Guidelines for RCH Project : Rapid survey”. May 1998.
Manual Prepared for Training for the Trainers, IIPS . pp. 1-30 |
|
122 |
"Methodology of Rapid survey (RCH Project)", Background paper for
Training for the Trainers, IIPS, May 1998 |
|
123. |
Research Design and Methodology of Rapid survey (RCH Project)".
Paper presented in RCH Seminar, IIPS, July 1998 |
|
124 |
"Poverty and Fertility in India." Brief Paper presented in Nihon
Univ Seminar in Population and Socio- Economic Transformations.
in Asia, UN Population project -- Nihon Univ, Tokyo, March 3,
1999. |
|
125. |
"Demographic and Socio-Economic Conditions in India", Paper
presented in Seminar in Japan Women University, Kawasaki, Japan.
July 1999. |
|
126. |
"Poverty-induced Migration and Urban Involution in ESCAP Region,"
IIPS News Letter, Jan-Feb 1998.. pp. 10-20 |
|
127. |
“Stressful
Migration and Urban Involution in Mega Cities of Asia Pacific
Region: Required Planning strategies." A. Paper., IIPS, 1999
(mimeo) |
|
128. |
"Poverty and Fertility in India", in Seminar Volume of Baroda
International Conference on Population and Health in Developing
Countries, held Jan 1998 , Published in Aug 1998, pp.
210-230 |
|
129* |
"Metropolitan Planning of Tokyo : Urban Planning Experiences of
Japan", in Journal of Graduate School of Integrated Arts and
Social Sciences, Japan Women's University, Kawasaki,
Japan, March, 2000, Vol 6, pp. 19-35 (with Prof A Otomo). |
|
130* |
"Urban Planning of Tokyo : Metropolitan Management Lessons for Asian
Mega Cities", accepted for publication in Journal of Asian
Urban Information Center, Kobe, Japan (forthcoming ). |
|
131. |
"A Comparative Study of Migration in Japan and India", A paper .
(under preparation) |
|
132. |
"A Canonical Analysis of Inter-prefectural
Migration and Regional Disparities in Japan" (under preparation) |
|
133. |
"The Tale of Tokyo: Metropolitan Planning Lessons for Asian Mega
Cities", IIPS Newsletter, Jan-June, 2000, Mumbai. |
|
134. |
"Migration and Urban Problems in Asian Mega cities : Urban and
Regional Planning Lessons from Japan" (under prep.) |
|
135. |
"Poverty Index and Fertility Behavior in
India: Required Policies", paper presented to the National
Seminar on Transfer of Technology, Land Use, and Rural Development
in India, Department of Geography, Banares Hindu University,
Varanasi, Feb 4-6, 2000. |
|
136. |
"Poverty-Induced Migration and Urban Decay in India" paper presented
at the National Seminar on Social Geography in 21st Century:
Prospects and New Challenges, Geography Department, Mumbai
University, March 22-23, 2000, pp. 1-29.(Later Pub in the Proceed.
Vol) , 2004) |
|
137. |
"Poverty and Fertility in India and
Andhra Pradesh: A Demographic Field Theory Perspective", paper
presented at the National Seminar on Rapid Fertility Decline in
Andhra Pradesh, held at Indian Institute of Health and Family
Welfare, Hyderabad, March 13-15, 2000, pp.1-30. (Unpub.) |
|
138. |
"Distressed Migration and Urban Decay in India: Necessary Planning
Strategies", Geographical Review of India, University of
Calcutta, Geography Dept.( April-July) 2000, pp. 1-12 |
|
139. |
"Linkages between Syndrome of Poverty and
Fertility in India: Policies Immediately Required" A paper, IIPS ,
2001, pp. 1-30.(Paper Unpub). |
|
140. |
"City Planning of Tokyo : Urban
Management Lessons for Indian and Asian Mega Cities", Paper sent
for publication in Urban Studies (Nagarlok), Instt of Public
Administration, New Delhi, March 2000, pp.1-15 |
|
141. |
"Syndrome of Poverty and Fertility in India", Yojana (Journal),
Ministry of Information an Broadcasting, Govt . of India, New
Delhi, May 2000, pp 2-7. |
|
142. |
"Poverty and Rapid Population Explosion in India", Yojana
(Journal), Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Govt of
India, New Delhi, Aug 2000, pp 10-15. |
|
143. |
"Poverty-Induced Migration and Acute Urban Decay in India", Free
Press Journal, July 2000. |
|
144. |
"Metropolitan explosion and Urban Degradation in India", Free
Press Journal, June 2000. |
|
145. |
"Population Explosion and Its Consequences", Free Press Journal,
Sept 2000. |
|
146. |
“Causal Linkages between Migration of
Workers to Cities and Regional Disparities in India (macro
Model”. Methodological Issues in Migration and Family Research,
Asian Meta Center, National University of Singapore, Methodological
Research papers and proposals on Migration and Family Research,
April 19-26, 2001. |
|
147.* |
”Causal Reasons and Socio-economic Processes behind Migration
to Indian Mega cities: Required Planning Strategies, Asian Meta
Center, National University of Singapore, Seminar on
Methodological Issues in Migration and Family Research, April 2001. |
|
148.* |
“International Mobility Field Theory : Extension of Mobility Field
Theory to Study International Migration”, in Session on Spatial
Mobility, IUSSP Population Conference, Bahia, Brazil, August 18-
24, 2001. |
|
149.* |
“Causal Linkages
between Migration to Cities and Regional Disparities in India:
Processes and Planning Strategies”, IUSSP Population
Conference, Bahia, Brazil, August 18-24, 2001. |
|
150.* |
“UrbanUrbanization
and Migration in India: A Different Scene”, in International
Handbook of Urban Systems, by H. S. Geyer (ed.). Edward Elgar,
Cheltenham, U.K., 2002, Chap 20, pp. 525-559. |
|
151.* |
"Distressed Migration in India and Required Planning", Oriental
Geography, Dept of Geography, Golden Jubilee Volume, Dhaka
University, 2005. |
|
152.* |
“The syndrome of
Poverty and High Fertility in India: Programs for Poverty
Eradication and Health Services”, in Poverty and Population in
India by Shekhar Mukherji , Prof R.N. Dubey Memorial Lecture
Series, 2004, Allahabad, p. 1-37. |
|
153. |
“Syndrome of Poverty and High Fertility in India:
The Demographic Field Theory Perspective” in Poverty and
Population in India, by Shekhar Mukherji, Prof R.N. Dubey
Memorial Lecture Series, 2004, Allahabad, p. 38-75. |
|
154. |
|
“Distressed Migration and Urban Decay in
India: Required Planning Strategies”, in Poverty and
Population in India, by Shekhar Mukherji ,Prof R.N.
Dubey Memorial Lecture Series, 2004, Allahabad, p. 75-95 |
|
| |
Other Research Activities
During ten-month stay in Tokyo and Kawasaki in
Japan (Dec 1998-Oct. 1999) I discussed
various crucial aspects of Tokyo Metropolitan planning and Metropolitan
management in general with many Japanese experts and urban planners, such
as, housing planning, traffic problems and management, underground Railway
and subway development, slum shrinkage, urban development strategies, city
planning schemes and strategies, decentralization policies and strategies
for Tokyo World City and Asian Mega cities, etc. I discussed these aspects
with Japanese Government's National Land Agency (NLA), Tokyo Metropolitan
Government's City Planning Divisions, Tokyo University's Urban Planning
Depts, Tokyo Metropolitan University's Planning Centers and Urban Studies
Centers, and many other Organizations and Universities, including U.N.
University at Tokyo,
World Bank's and ILO's Regional Centres at
Tokyo. These experiences are very useful for learning and suggesting better
metropolitan management of Indian and Asian Mega cities. |