Social Sciences & Behavioural Studies: Recent submissions

  • Law and social justice to scheduled tribes vis-a-vis constitution of India and social inclusion in Goa 
    Gawas, V.M. (Scholarly Research Journal for Humanity Science & English Language. 2(11); 2015; 2880-2893.)
    This paper attempts to highlight the lack of tribal development as well as legal attention through governance in the state of Goa. It has developed in a conceptual model of inclusive framework based on survey. A survey ...
  • Human rights and reality of problems of Tribal's in Goa: Issues and discourses 
    Gawas, V.M. (Scholarly Research Journal for Humanity Science & English Language. 2(12); 2015; 3105-3116.)
    Fiducially the Tribal Community in Goa has been most Vulnerable Section in the Unequal, Domination and Exploitation ridden society. In regard, the ratio of Tribal people is living below poverty line, and their socio- ...
  • Conceptions of social democracy and state: Ambedkar's perspective 
    Gawas, V.M. (Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies. 3(20); 2015; 855-865.)
    The present Paper aims to analyze and evaluate the ideas of B.R. Ambedkar, a Chief architect of Indian constitution and a great political philosopher, who laid down the foundations of a truly democratic in secular country. ...
  • Political Economy of Tribal Development in Goa 
    Gawas, V.M. (Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies. 3(20); 2015; 837-854.)
    It is interesting to know the kind of initiative steps that has taken by the state Government to lead the developmental programmes, and Empowerment of Scheduled Tribes the Gawda, Kunbi and velip Communities in Goa. The ...
  • Tribes of Goa: Their institution and movement 
    Gawas, V.M.; Velip, M. (Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies. 3(19); 2015; 563-579.)
    The tribes like Gawda, Kunbi and Velip are the first settlers of Goa. It is very difficult to reconstruct their early history as literary sources are not available for the same. The available evidence, particularly ...
  • Karnataka: Change and continuity in 2014 
    Desai, P.S. (India's 2014 Elections: A Modi-led BJP Sweep, Ed. by: Paul Wallace. Sage Publishers, New Delhi. 2015; 358-377.)
    The 2014 elections reveal that there has been change as well as continuity in the electoral politics of Karnataka. Change could be seen on issues like the waning role of third forces in Karnataka politics. Another change ...
  • India's First Democratic Revolution: Dayanand Bandodkar and the Rise of the Bahujan in Goa 
    Parobo, P.D. (Orient Blackswan, New Delhi. 2015; 282pp.)
    Goa features in academic and popular discourse as a place of exceptions, contrary in several ways to national trends. Along with its small geographical size, Goa's legacy of Portuguese colonialism is often cited as the ...
  • Politics, new social media and mobilisation in India 
    Tripathi, R. (Contemporary Indian Politics: Internal Dynamics and External Compulsions, Ed. by: H.M. Sanjeev Kumar, et al. Pinnacle Learning, New Delhi. 2016; 186-199.)
    New Social Media (such as blogs, social networking sites and Twitter) has made an interesting penetration in Indian Politics in the recent years. Not only has it attempted to introduce new forms of communication and ...
  • Elections and institutional reforms in India: A case of the Election Commission 
    Shringare, A. (Contemporary Indian Politics: Internal Dynamics and External Compulsions, Ed. by: Sanjeev Kumar H.M., et al. Pinnacle Learning, New Delhi. 2016; 200-210.)
    The role of election in democracy is indeed significant. Elections provide legitimacy to the political system. It facilitates smooth transfer of power. The Election Commission of India is entrusted with the herculean task ...
  • Role of opposition in Indian democracy, elections and institutional reforms in India: A case of the Election Commission 
    Shringare, A. (Contemporary Indian Politics: Internal Dynamics and External Compulsions, Ed. by: Sanjeev Kumar H.M., et al. Pinnacle Learning, New Delhi. 2016; 224-235.)
    The presence of opposition parties in the legislature and a recognised Leader of Opposition guarantee the representation of minority views. The recent row over the appointment of Leader of Opposition led to emergence of ...

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