Major · Sociology · Semester 3 · SY BA · 4 credits · 100 marks · 60 hours
Module 1: Changing population pattern: Impact and concern
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The Right to the city- Henry Lefebvre
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Factors and types of Migration
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3
Types of Migrants
Module 2: Environment and sustainability
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Indicators of Carbon footprints
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2
Waste Management for Sustainable Development
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3
Environmental Justice in India (case study)
Module 3: Urban Governance
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Role of Planning agencies (MMRDA & SRA)
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2
Lack of availability of Open Space
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3
Mills to Malls: Loss of a city’s identity
Module 4: Health and Medicine
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Disparity and accessibility in Health care systems
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2
Medical Ethics (Informed consent, organ transplant, drug trial)
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3
Alternative Health systems
Reference Books
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Bhaskaran N. (2009) ed, Vision Juhu-Expanding Public Space in Mumbai. Synergy Creation
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Dalai Ajit K. & Subha Ray (ed) 2005: Social dimensions of health, Rawat Publishers New Delhi.
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Dak, T. M. (ed) 1997 Sociology of Health in India, Rawat Publishers, Jaipur.
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Dash, Dhanalaxmi, 2005 Women, Environment and Health, Mangaldeep Publishers, Jaipur
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Indu Mathur & Sanjay Sharma 2002 Health Hazards, Gender & Society Rawat Pub. WHO 1988 Education for Health, WHO report, Geneva.
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Ram B. Bhagat, Gavin W. Jones 2013 ‘Population Change and Migration in Mumbai Metropolitan Region: Implications for Planning and Governance-Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore.
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Revi, Aromar, (2005) Lessons from Deluge, EPW, VOL40, Issue No36
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Sen, A. Nagendra, H (2019) Mumbai’s Blinkered Vision of Development, EPW. VOL LIVNO9, pp 20-23
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World Bank 2005 The Millennium Development Goals for Health Rising to the challenges
