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ویرایش: نویسندگان: Purnamita Dasgupta, Anindita Roy Saha, Robin Singhal سری: India Studies in Business and Economics ISBN (شابک) : 9789813348295, 9789813348301 ناشر: Springer سال نشر: 2021 تعداد صفحات: 498 [507] زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 10 Mb
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب بینش توسعه پایدار از هند: مقالات منتخب به افتخار رامپراساد سنگوپتا نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
این جلد مجموعه ای از مقالات است که پوشش جامعی از جنبه های مختلف گفتمان در مورد محیط زیست، توسعه و پایداری ارائه می دهد. این طرح به گونهای طراحی شده است که مجموعهای از دیدگاهها را برجسته کند که همافزایی و مبادلات در این بحث را برجسته میکند، و تحقیقات را همراه با پیامدهای سیاستی استفاده از تحقیقات به نمایش میگذارد. بحث جهانی در مورد پایداری بوم گسترده ای را برای این کتاب ترسیم می کند. هدف این جلد بررسی برخی مسائل معاصر است که به درک روایت پایداری در هند کمک می کند. موضوعات شامل مجموعه ای از سؤالات در مورد انرژی، محیط زیست، منابع طبیعی و مؤلفه های مرتبط توسعه است. این گفتمان بیشتر به نقش مدلسازی اقتصادی، بحثهای سیاست عمومی، مداخله سیاسی، واکنش سهامداران، مشارکت جامعه و غیره گسترش مییابد. بحث ها اغلب بر اساس پشتیبانی تجربی، بررسی ادبیات موجود و همچنین تحلیل سیاست است. با هدف نهایی برای درک روایت کلی توسعه مردم هند، گفتمان در محدوده خود نکات ظریف استفاده از منابع، رشد اقتصادی، اثرات COVID-19، رقابت و ساختارهای بازار، شهرنشینی، اصلاحات بخشی، مخاطرات زیست محیطی، آب و هوا را در نظر می گیرد. تغییر، آلودگی، حسابداری منابع طبیعی و مدیریت به چند مورد اشاره می کنیم. این کتاب به چهار بخش تقسیم شده است، یعنی، تصویر بزرگ: چشم اندازهای در حال تحول. سناریوی انرژی: معضلات و فرصت ها. برش های متقابل پایداری: جنبه های توسعه و تجربیات بیرونی: دانش و عمل. بخش اول شامل توضیحاتی درباره موضوعات کلی رشد اقتصادی، توسعه و پایداری است. برخی از دیدگاههای نوظهور در مورد بحران توسعهای را ارائه میکند که از دریچههای محیطی با تمرکز بیشتر بر نیاز به گنجاندن خلاقیت، دانش، فناوری و منابع مالی برای دستیابی به اهداف بلندپروازانه SDG ظاهر شده است. بخش دوم معضلات و فرصتها را در بخش انرژی نشان میدهد، که نقشی کلیدی در بحثهای پایداری داشته است، بهویژه برای هند که در آن پیشرفتهای تکنولوژیکی قابل توجه در اشکال متعارف تامین انرژی با سطوح نسبتاً پایین سرانه مصرف انرژی و انرژی همراه است. امنیت یک چالش کلیدی است. بخش متقاطع پایداری تلاش میکند تا مشکلات و فرآیندهای جریانسازی مسئله پایداری را در تفکر متعارف از طریق مفاهیم اقتصاد دایرهای، تکنیکهای حسابداری سبز، ساختارهای نهادی و حاکمیتی، سیاستهای عمومی و رشد فراگیر و غیره برجسته کند. بخش آخر برخی از مطالعات تجربی در مورد اثرات خارجی زیست محیطی، اثرات زیست محیطی محاسبه نشده تولید و مصرف اقتصادی و در نهایت جنبه های رفتاری ذینفعان را ارائه می دهد که در روایت بزرگتر توسعه پایدار بسیار مهم است. این جلد ویرایش شده شامل مشارکتهای دانشمندان مشهور از دانشگاههای مختلف هند، مؤسسات تحقیقاتی و متخصصان خارج از دانشگاه است که در زمینههای خود متخصصان ثابت شدهاند. ارتباط بین سیاست، عمل، و رفاه جمعیت بزرگ آسیب پذیر هند، تمرکز اصلی تحقیق است که به محققان، دست اندرکاران و برنامه ریزان سیاست در انجام تحقیقات بیشتر در انرژی، محیط زیست، منابع و حوزه های مرتبط اقتصاد توسعه کمک می کند. خوانندگان عمومی با علاقه فعال به انرژی، محیط زیست و توسعه اقتصادی نیز احتمالاً این کتاب را خواندنی جالب می دانند، به ویژه در زمان چالش های زیست محیطی متعددی که بشر با آن مواجه است.
This volume is a collection of essays that provide a comprehensive coverage of multiple aspects of the discourse on environment, development and sustainability. It is designed to bring in a host of perspectives highlighting the synergies and the trade-offs in this debate, showcasing research along with policy implications of putting research into use. The global discussion on sustainability paints the broad canvas for this book. This volume aims to probe some contemporary issues that will help in understanding the sustainability narrative in India. The topics span over a host of questions on energy, environment, natural resources and related constituents of development. The discourse further extends to the role of economic modelling, public policy debates, political intervention, stakeholders’ response, community participation and so on. The discussions are often based on empirical support, review of existing literature as well as policy analysis. With an ultimate aim to understand the overall development narrative of the people of India, the discourse takes in its ambit the nuances of resource utilisation, economic growth, COVID-19 impacts, competitiveness and market structures, urbanization, sectoral reforms, environmental hazards, climate change, pollution, natural resource accounting and management to name a few. The book is divided into four sections, namely, The Big Picture: Evolving Perspectives; The Energy Scenario: Dilemmas and Opportunities; Sustainability Cross-Cuts: Developmental Aspects and Externality Empirics: Knowledge and Practice. The first section contains commentaries on the overarching themes of economic growth, development and sustainability. It presents some emerging perspectives on the developmental crisis that has emerged through the environmental lens with additional focus on the need for inclusion of creativity, knowhow, technology and financial resources to achieve the ambitious SDG targets. The second section brings out the dilemmas and opportunities in the energy sector, that has been a key player in discussions of sustainability, especially for India where significant technological advances in conventional forms of energy supply coexists with fairly low levels of per capita energy consumption and energy security is a key challenge. The section on sustainability crosscuts attempts to highlight the problems and processes of mainstreaming the sustainability question into conventional thinking through the concepts of a circular economy, green accounting techniques, institutional and governance structures, public policy and inclusive growth, amongst others. The last section presents some empirical studies on environmental externalities, the unaccounted environmental effects of economic production and consumption and finally the behavioural aspects of the stakeholders that are crucial in the larger narrative of sustainable development. This edited volume contains contributions of reputed scholars from various Indian universities, research institutions and professionals from outside academia, who are proven experts in their fields. The link between policy, practice, and well-being of the large vulnerable population of India is the major focus of enquiry that will help researchers, practitioners and policy planners in conducting further research in energy, environment, resource and linked areas of development economics. General readers with an active interest in energy, environment, and economic development are also likely to find this book an interesting read, especially in the times of several environmental challenges facing humankind.
Foreword Preface Acknowledgements Contents Editors and Contributors Introducing Contemporary Development and Sustainability Concerns for India 1 The Why Question 1.1 Rationale for the Book 1.2 The Enduring Relevance of Sustainable Development 2 The How Question 2.1 The Big Picture: Evolving Perspectives 2.2 The Energy Scenario: Dilemmas and Opportunities 2.3 Sustainability Cross-Cuts: Developmental Aspects 2.4 Externality Empirics: Knowledge and Practice 3 The What Question 3.1 The Big Picture: Evolving Perspectives 3.2 The Energy Scenario: Dilemmas and Opportunities 3.3 Sustainability Cross-Cuts: Developmental Aspects 3.4 Externality Empirics: Knowledge and Practice 4 Concluding Remarks References The Big Picture: Evolving Perspectives Fast-Growing Developing Countries: Dilemma and Way Forward in a Carbon-Constrained World 1 Introduction 2 India’s Achievements and Scope for Enhancing Contribution 2.1 In Energy Matters 2.2 In Non-Energy Matters: Indian Agriculture 3 Bangladesh 4 Concluding Remarks References Looking Beyond the COVID-19 Pandemic: What Does Our Future Hold? 1 Introduction 2 The World Economy and Environment Before COVID-19 3 The Pandemic and Its Effects 3.1 The Medical Evidence and Surprises 3.2 Economic Impact 3.3 Social and Political Impact 3.4 The Environmental Impact 3.5 The Human Costs of the Pandemic 3.6 The Economic Policy Responses 4 The Unfolding Lessons from the Pandemic 5 Imagining Alternative Futures 6 Conclusion References Identification of Urban Centres for Conducting Population Census; Need for Combining GIS with Socio-economic Data 1 Preamble 2 Introduction 3 Objectives of the Study 4 Review of International Practices with Respect to the Definition of Urban and Rural Areas 5 Exploring Methodologies for Delimiting Boundaries of Urban Centres and Estimating Urban Population 6 Proposing a System for Areal Classification: Criteria for Identifying Urban Centres 7 Determining the Level of Urbanisation in Sri Lanka in 2012 Employing the Proposed Definition: An Illustrative Case 8 Key Issues in Areal Classification and Recommendations 9 Recommendations References Competition, Technology, Innovation and Exports: Contemporary Theoretical Insights 1 Introduction 2 Technology and Market Structures 2.1 Innovation Incentives 3 Exportability, Credit Market and Innovation 4 Concluding Remarks References An Evaluation of Monetary Policy in India: A Sustainable Development Perspective 1 Introduction 2 Monetary Policy in India: An Overview 3 Monetary Policy: Impact on Aggregate Demand and Output 3.1 Monetary Transmission: Basic Issues and Concepts 3.2 The Indian Experience 4 Monetary Policy and Inflation 4.1 Inflation: A Few Conceptual Issues 4.2 Inflation: The Indian Experience 5 Sustainable Development, COVID-19 and Role of Monetary Policy 5.1 Key Policy Issues 5.2 The Indian Experience 6 Concluding Remarks Appendix References The Energy Scenario: Dilemmas and Opportunities The Genesis of Electricity Reform in India and the UK, its Repercussions and the Way forward 1 The First Phase of Reforms 1.1 Amendment of Electricity Laws 1.2 Tweaking the Role of the CEA 1.3 Common Minimum National Action Plan for Power 2 The Second Phase of Reforms 2.1 The Electricity Regulatory Commissions Act 1998 2.2 The Electricity Act 2003 3 Restructuring of the Power Sector in Other Countries 3.1 Reforms in the UK 4 Difference Between Indian and UK Model 5 The Indian Experience 6 Way Forward 6.1 Privatisation of Distribution Utilities 6.2 Role of Regulatory Bodies 6.3 Creation of Wholesale and Retail Markets 6.4 Conclusion References Embeddedness of Economic Reforms in Regional Political Climate: A Case of Delayed Reforms in Bihar’s Electricity Sector 1 Introduction 2 The Political Context 2.1 Pre-Lalu Period 2.2 Lalu’s Regime 2.3 Post-Lalu Period 3 Changes in Electricity Sector Since 2005 3.1 Expansion of Network and Consumers 3.2 Adverse Effects of Bifurcation of Electricity Sector Assets 3.3 Critical Role of the Holding Company After Unbundling 3.4 Surge in Demand for and Supply of Power 3.5 Subsidies to Retain Domestic Consumers 4 Drivers of Change 4.1 Availability of Financial Resource at Opportune Time 4.2 Organizational Changes 4.3 Rural Revenue Franchisees 4.4 Coordination Between Political and Executive Leadership 5 Experiments with Distribution Franchising 6 Progress of Renewable Sources 7 Conclusion References Towards an Energy-Efficient Economy: Policy Measures by Government of India 1 Introduction 2 Economics of Energy Efficiency 3 Energy Efficiency Policy in India 3.1 Industry Sector 3.2 Domestic Appliances and Building Sectors 3.3 Municipal and Agricultural Sectors 4 Impact of Energy Efficiency Programmes 5 Recommendations and Conclusions References Climbing Energy Ladder or Fuel Stacking in Indian Households: A Multinomial Logit Approach 1 Introduction 2 Conceptual Framework 3 Methodology and Data Source 4 Results 4.1 Energy Profile of Household Sector 5 Household Characteristics 6 Factors Affecting the Fuel Stacking Behaviour of Households 7 Conclusion References Understanding Energy Use in Indian Agricultural Production System in Post-WTO Period 1 Introduction 2 Energy Use in Indian Agriculture 3 Data and Methodology 4 Econometric Results 5 Concluding Remarks References COVID-19 and the Big Oil Price Crash: Exploring the Anatomy 1 The Backdrop 2 Oil Market Dynamics in a Pandemic Struck World and Its Fallouts 2.1 Price War: A Miscalculated Masterstroke 2.2 Bruising America’s Hype on Shale and Energy Dominance 2.3 Deep Contango, Black Monday and Storage Crisis 3 Conclusion References Sustainability Cross-Cuts: Developmental Aspects Recourse to the Circular Economy: The Path Ahead 1 Introduction 2 Linear Versus Closed System 2.1 Dimensions of the Circular Economy 2.2 Circular Economy and Its Inter-linkages 3 Mainstreaming Circular Economy in India 3.1 Recent RE/CE Initiatives in India 3.2 National Resource Efficiency Policy and the Overarching Framework for RE/CE in India 4 An Economic Perspective on Circular Economy 5 Concluding Remarks Appendix I: RE Framework in India References Ambient Air Pollution and Respiratory Illness: A Study in Opencast Coal Mining Region of Odisha 1 Introduction 2 Odisha—The Study Area 2.1 Area of Study and Sample Design 3 Tools of Analysis—Econometric Model 4 Results and Analysis 5 Concluding Remarks References Rice Production Systems and Drought Resilience in India 1 Introduction 2 Drought in India: Definition, Trends and Patterns 2.1 Drought in Terms of Rainfall Anomaly 2.2 Drought Index 2.3 Trends and Patterns 3 Impact of Drought on Rice Yield—Empirical Estimation 3.1 Model Estimations 4 Conclusions References Water Disputes in the Cauvery and the Teesta Basins: Conflictual Federalism, Food Security, and Reductionist Hydrology 1 Introduction 2 Constitutional Framework of Interstate Water Governance and Conflictual Federalism 3 Conflictual Federalism: Common Origins, Different Implications 3.1 The Cauvery Conflict 4 Flawed Food Policy 5 Lack of Integrated Approach 6 Concluding Remarks References Renewable Energy in India: What It Means for the Economy and Jobs 1 Background 2 RE Growth and Its Macroeconomic Linkages in India 2.1 Methods and Models 2.2 Dataset 2.3 Results 3 Forecasting of RE Generation and Associated Capacities in India Under Alternative Scenarios 3.1 Assumptions Underlying Alternative RE Forecasts 3.2 RE Energy and Capacity Forecasts Under Alternative Scenarios 4 Future RE Capacity and Job Creation Potential 5 Conclusion and Key Takeaways References Externality Empirics: Knowledge and Practice Embracing Natural Resource Accounting in India: Some Reflections 1 Introduction 2 The Need to Look Beyond GDP and Other SNA-Based Macroeconomic Indicators of Growth 3 The SEEA Central Framework 4 Environmental Accounting in India 5 Conclusion: A Green Economy Response Appendix References Environment and People: Reflections on Perception, Education and Behaviour 1 Introduction 2 Environmental Consciousness and Community Response 2.1 Environmental Education for Pro-Environmental Behaviour 2.2 Preparedness for Environmental Disasters 2.3 Environmental Communication for Sensitization 3 Cross-Cutting Environmental Consciousness in India 3.1 Environmental Education: A Case Study in University 3.2 Disaster Risk Preparedness Among Youth: A Case Study in Schools 3.3 Environmental Communication: A Case Study in Media 4 Concluding Remarks References Uncertainty and Causality in Public Policy: The Cases of Heart Disease and Climate Change 1 Introduction 2 Analytical Framework and Remarks 2.1 Analytical Framework 2.2 Interpretive Remarks 3 Uncertainty and Decisions 3.1 Heart Disease 3.2 Climate Change 4 Causal Inference from Data 4.1 Heart Disease 4.2 Climate Change 5 Beliefs, Communication and Literacy 5.1 Beliefs 5.2 Communication and Literacy 6 Conclusion References Unbundling Air Pollution Concerns: A Closer Look at Socio-economic Factors 1 Introduction 2 Rationale, Methods and Data 2.1 Rationale and Methods 2.2 Scale of Analysis 2.3 Variables and Data Sources 3 Key Insights from the Desk Review 3.1 Causes of Air Pollution 3.2 Socio-Economic Determinants of Air Pollution 3.3 Key Aspects of Some Recent Programmes and Initiatives 4 Findings from Data Analysis 4.1 Trends in Air Pollution 4.2 Air Quality During COVID-19 Lockdown Period 4.3 Policy Instruments for the Pollution–Income Relationship 4.4 Socio-economic Determinants of PM10 Pollution 5 Conclusion Appendix: Data Sources and Definitions References Modelling Production of Bad Outputs: Theory and Empirics 1 Introduction 2 Conceptual Framework 2.1 Good Versus Bad Output 2.2 Production Technology 2.3 Bad Outputs as Inputs 2.4 Bad Outputs as Weakly Disposable Joint Outputs 2.5 Network Production Technology 2.6 By-Production Technology 3 Empirical Framework 3.1 Directional Output Distance Function 3.2 Parametric Estimation 3.3 Non-parametric Estimation 4 Empirical Applications 5 Concluding Remarks References