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- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- CONTENTS
- lntroduction
- The Problem
- Objectives
- Major Hypotbeses
- Methodology
- Review of Literature
- Scheme of Chapters
- Scope and Limitations
- I. New Social Movements: Theoretical Trends
- Social Movements
- Four Main Trends
- Collective Behaviour Perspective
- Resource Mobilisation Theory (RMT)
- The Political Process Perspective (PPP)
- New Social Movement Theory (NSM Theory)
- Fordism, Post-Ferdism and New Social Movement theory
- Disorganized Capitalism and New Social Movement Theory
- Lash and Urrys Theory of Disorganized Capitalism
- Jean Cohen and the Theory of Institutionalization of Civil Society
- Klause Eder and the Theory of Petit Bourgeois Protest
- Paul Bagguky arrd Social Relations Approach
- Alan Scott and Middle - Range Theories
- Marxism and New Social Movement Theory
- Characteristics of NSMs
- II. A Theory of (for) New Social Movements in the Third World
- Emergence of New Social Movements in the Third World
- New Social Movements in the Third World and Globalization
- Newness of New Social Movements in the Third World
- Newness of Politics
- Newness of Class Composition and Support Base
- Newness of Ideology
- Newness of Methodlogy of Working
- Newness of Role
- New Vehicles of Cumulative Change
- Alternative Path ef Development
- New Efforts to Strengthen Civil Society
- III. The Political Economy of Kerala: An Overview
- Significance of the Kerala Model
- The Social Processes
- Dilemmas of Development
- The New Kerala Model
- IV. Kerala Sastra Sahitya Parishad: Origins and Development
- The Formative Years
- Making of a Movement
- Membership and Organizational Setup
- Mobilization of Resource
- The Style of Work
- V. KSSP and Participatory Development
- Science Communication
- Non-Formal Education
- Formal Education
- Report of the Kerala Education Commission
- Educational Research Unit (ERU)
- The Health Sector
- Panchayat Resource Mapping Programme (PRMP)
- Campaign for Decentralized Planning
- VI. KSSP and Appropriate Technology Development
- The Appropriate Technology Development Projects of the IRTC
- 1. Resource Management and Planning
- 2. Agriculture and Allied Technologies
- 3. Energy and Rural Industries
- 4. Health and Sanitation
- VII. KSSP and Environment and Development
- Environment - Health Brigade and Environment Cells
- Environment Centre
- Anti-Pollution Struggles
- Chaliyar
- Kuttanad Development Project
- The Silent Valley Campaign
- Forestry
- Social Forestry
- KSSP and Women
- VIII. Conclusion
- BIBILIOGRAPHY