B. G. Banerjee, Kiran Bhatia

Tribal Demography of Gonds (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

While Demography itself is a new discipline, Tribal Demography can hardly be assessed to have crossed its infancy. In an era of planned development, the significance of Tribal Demography cannot be ignored. An urgent need was felt for an empirical and fieldwork based demographic study of a product of an intensive micro level study of Gonds of Madhya Pradesh, one of the people are illiterate and poverty-stricken. The authors point out that the Gond Population, typical of the first stage of demographic transition- a high birth rate matching a high death rate. The factors leading to high death are poor diet, malnutrition, inadequate medical facilities to curb infant mortality, poor sanition and unhygienic conditions. The study establishes that a society such as Gond a where paternity is glorified and a woman with a number of children is held in high esteem, the culutral factors contribute significantly to a large-family norm. Except for marriage migration, there is no territorial movement for the Gonds- another characteristic feature of population in the first stage of demographic transition. It is stressed in this book that with slow economics changes, direct or indirect, only a fall in morality is expected. The book contains specific chapters on Theories of population Growth: Composition of Gond Population and Demographic process of Fertility, Morality and Migration. This book is a Welcome addition to the Enchanting field of Anthropology, Sociology, Tribal Demography and allied Disciplines, especially for the student of Social Demography.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Gyan Publishing House
• Seitenzahl: 133
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9788121250870
• Artikelnr.: 65265036

Autorenporträt

By Dr. B. G. Banerjee and Ms Kiran Bhatia