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Employment Policy in Emerging Economies: The Indian Case (Routledge Studies in Development Economics)
0₹17,110.00Gain a deep understanding of India’s employment policy and its impact on economic development within emerging economies. This vital analysis dissects India’s labour market strategies, offering crucial insights into policy challenges for a labor-abundant nation. Discover how employment policies shape growth, examining practical implications for manufacturing, rural workers, women, and the self-employed. A must-read for academics, policymakers, and students of the Indian economy and South Asian development seeking to understand the nuances of inclusive growth and structural change.
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Worker Identity, Agency and Economic Development: Women’s empowerment in the Indian informal economy: 15 (New Political Economy)
0₹18,290.00Uncover the dynamics of women’s empowerment in the Indian informal economy. This essential read examines how worker agency and identity are pivotal for economic development among India’s millions of unprotected female labourers. Through the lens of SEWA, the book highlights how fostering social recognition and psychological integrity empowers women to drive constructive socio-economic change, even amidst low wages and marginalisation. A must-have for development scholars, practitioners, and students passionate about women’s rights and progress in India’s burgeoning informal sector.
