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Showing 1 to 20 of 73 for “"Punjab"”.

  1. Conceptualizing Islamic Acculturation in Pre-Colonial Punjab

    … in which Islamic acculturation took place in the Punjab. To date, there has been little scholarly attention on Muslims in this region. Scholarship on the religious history of the region has focused exclusively on the Sikh communities. This study will not attempt an exhaustive history of …

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  2. Migrant Capitalism: Emigration, Remittances, and Urbanization in Punjab

    … centered in or related to the Indian state of Punjab. This region, in fact, concentrates the extreme inequalities of India’s recent development. On the one hand, some of the wealthiest regions in the country, buoyed by remittances from the diaspora, but also an agrarian economy in decline, as …

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  3. Regional planning analysis for rural areas in Punjab, India

    Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of City and Regional Planning, 1954.

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  4. Political economy of drugs and insurgency: the case of Punjab

    Punjab is a strategically and economically important state for India. It shares a border with both Pakistan, a historical rival, and with the state of Kashmir, which is at the center of India's conflict with Pakistan. Punjab is also the breadbasket of India and provides a number of recruits for the …

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  5. Social, Cultural and Biomedical Construction of Menopause in Punjab, Pakistan

    … culturally, and biomedically constructed in Punjab, Pakistan. In particular, it explores the meaning of menopause as defined by participant women and medical practitioners. Ethnographic fieldwork was carried out in Punjab between March 2019 and October 2019. It involved semi-structured …

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  6. A study of the economic effects of the Punjab canal colonies

    … a subject as the "Enonomic effects of the Punjab Canal Colonies. The origin, growth and development of the Canal colonies is an interesting and surprising miracle of the 20th century -a miracle which has given rise to an important trading city like Lyallpur, the capital of the Lower Chonab …

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  7. Museum Collecting and Constructions of Identity in Indian Punjab,1947-1970

    … away from the centre in a region like Indian Punjab? Collecting for a Punjab museum continued throughout the region’s unique experience of changing boundaries and polities from 1947-1966, beginning with partition, and ending with the linguistic reorganisation of states, with a phase of …

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  8. Violence and the State in the partition of Punjab : 1947-48.

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  9. Land transfer, social change and political stability in the Punjab, 1849-1901

    … who occupied the senior positions in the Punjab Government, that action was necessary. But from the ’eighties the radicals of a later generation grew in numbers, influence and outspokenness and gradually gained the upper hand. Until the early ’nineties most attention was focussed on …

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  10. Land transfer, social change and political stability in the Punjab, 1849-1901

    … who occupied the senior positions in the Punjab Government, that action was necessary. But from the ’eighties the radicals of a later generation grew in numbers, influence and outspokenness and gradually gained the upper hand. Until the early ’nineties most attention was focussed on …

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  11. Reimagining planning of irrigated agriculture in the Indus River Basin, Punjab, Pakistan

    … resource degradation in the Indus river basin in Punjab, Pakistan, the provincial government of Punjab has identified 'integrated water resource management' as the guiding paradigm for achieving efficient, equitable and environmentally sustainable use of natural resources in the province. However, …

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  12. School personnel perspectives on the assessment and evaluation of immigrant students from Punjab

    … States are becoming more culturally diverse and Punjabi students are a population of students that has grown in school districts. Special educators and school psychologists are inadequately prepared for this growth of students and are struggling to provide effective, relevant, equitable, and …

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  13. Political economy of bioenergy in developing countries: a case study of Punjab, India

    … study research. The case study was located in Punjab, India. The case study was based on participatory field based research, employing multiple methods of investigation. The findings from this research aim to provide theoretical generalisations and serve as an “exemplar” on the conduct of …

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  14. Children's rights in rural Punjab : the story of a border-dweller

    … explored. The author returns to her village in Punjab and looks at spaces created for children through institutions such as the education system and spaces that children create on their own. Luhmann's social systems theory is used to critique anti-humanist institutions and systems. As an …

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  15. Between Fields and Cities: The Politics of Land Use Changes in Punjab, India

    … of agricultural lands in the State of Punjab, looking for patterns that explain the type of development that is occurring while embedding these transformations in a larger political and economic context. The study will focus on both transportation infrastructure and the real estate …

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