Binay Kumar Pattnaik
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 150488 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Binay Kumar Pattnaik |
| PRENOMES | Binay Kumar |
| SOBRENOME | Pattnaik |
| ASSINATURA | PATTNAIK B K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9495-6801 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 11 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The Evicted Tribals of Chhattisgarh
The Hasdeo Arand is a tribal-dominated region of Chhattisgarh, with heavy coal reserves and rich biodiversity with many rare species of flora and fauna. Despite being declared a Scheduled Area for its ecological sensitivity, two coal mining projects were approved in the region in 2011, and it had a devastating impact on the forest ecosystem, leading to a loss of livelihood, culture and identity of the local tribes. This article analyses the displ…
Environmental and Ecological Sustainability Through Indigenous Traditions
This book explores the environmental and ecological wisdom inherent in some of the indigenous traditions of traditional communities
Environmental and Ecological Bases of Indian Traditions
Environmental and Ecological Sustainability Through Indigenous Traditions
Understanding Anti-Posco Movement in Odisha
Like other resistant movements by the development-induced displaced, the Anti-Pohang Iron and Steel Company (POSCO) movement was fought on the basis of issues of Rehabilitation and Resettlement (R&R), ecological degradation, loss of livelihood, and endangered local identity. However, this movement is studied with a nuance that examined a novel variable called the politics of development (taking the analysis beyond the R&R/livelihood issues and co…
Assimilation and symbolic ethnicity through the class-ethnicity nexus
Based on the empirical study of the immigrant Bengali community in the Kansas City U.S.A., the paper examines the assimilation and intergenerational dynamics of second-generation immigrants. The study finds that transnational parents could not socialise their children to retain their ethnic orientation and the second generation are found to be assimilating faster into the American culture. We argue that consumption of ethnic goods and services by…
Assimilation, Heterolocalism and Ethnic Capital
The article examines the assimilation dynamics and functioning of ethnic organisations of a small immigrant Bengali community in the Kansas City, USA. Indian Bengalis in Overland Park (a suburban neighbourhood) formed a closely knit group and bonding social capital was sustained through activities of ethnic associations, consumption of ethnic amenities, and through weekend parties/get-togethers. Such ethnic bonding and meagre ethnic/racial divers…
SHG s and SHG Banking in Odisha
The SHG -based micro-finance programme for income generation and empowerment is extremely popular and has a wide reach in India. SHG s have been playing a key mediating role to empower a socially, economically, and politically deprived section comprising mostly women. Scholars have investigated the phenomenon of SHG , but largely from development perspectives. The present paper is an earnest and novel attempt to examine the evolution and developm…
Mobilizing from appropriate technologies to sustainable technologies based on grassroots innovations
Tribal Resistance Movements and the Politics of Development-Induced Displacement in Contemporary Orissa
The article is a study of two tribal movements based on development-induced displacements in contemporary Orissa. In fact, all the two micro-movement studies are resistance movements against mining based heavy metal industries, e.g. against the Utkal Alumina International Ltd. (UAIL) at Kashipur and against the Vedanta Aluminium Ltd. (VAL) at Lanjigarh. Based on both primary and secondary data, the study is an exercise in new social movement theo…
Perceiving the role of grassroots NGOs
In recent times, many grassroots micro movements, also known as new social movements (NSMs), have taken off, centring around contemporary issues of importance such as ecology/environment, women empowerment, human rights, sharing of natural resources and the like. Of late, India has also seen a phenomenal growth in non-governmental organisations (NGOs). They have contributed handsomely toward these NSMs through their intense campaigns, people's mo…
Scientific Productivity
This paper examines the hypotheses concerning the relationship of scientific productivity with its predictor variables like the prestige of the college/university attended, type of scientific institution employed in, infrastructures facilities in that institution, research environment in the departments and reward system in institutional science. Apart from the positive correlations between the dependent variable and each of the independent varia…
How Effective are ‘Pani Panchayats’? A Fieldview from Maharashtra
Cet article fait part du developpement du systeme d'irrigation des pani panchayat en Inde. L'A. explique ici l'emergence de ce systeme agraire qui participe a la reduction des inegalites sociales et compare son effectivite dans plusieurs endroits, pour s'interroger sur l'indiference gouvernementale ainsi que sur les possibilites de developpement durable d'une telle organisation sociale
Development of socio-economic impact assessment methodology applicable to large water resource projects in India
The genesis of socio-economic impact assessment (SIA) in India is pressure from funding agencies like the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, and similar institutions. Of late, these institutions have stressed appraisal of environmental concerns as a pre-condition for financial support to large infra-structure projects. However, SIA studies are easier to conceptualise than to implement, because the issues involved are nebulous, complex, highly nu…
Research Performance of Scientists in Academic Institutions in India
Research Performance of Scientists in Academic Institutions in India
Based on an empirical study conducted among 250 academic scientists of India in chemi cal sciences and technology, this article is an attempt to map out only the objective aspects of the phenomenon under investigation, that is, quality research performance among sci entists. In the process, the article examines several hypotheses pertaining to the relation ship between quality research performance (dependent variable) and its empirical and object…
Tribal Resistance Movements and the Politics of Development-Induced Displacement in Contemporary Orissa
The article is a study of two tribal movements based on development-induced displacements in contemporary Orissa. In fact, all the two micro-movement studies are resistance movements against mining based heavy metal industries, e.g. against the Utkal Alumina International Ltd. (UAIL) at Kashipur and against the Vedanta Aluminium Ltd. (VAL) at Lanjigarh. Based on both primary and secondary data, the study is an exercise in new social movement theo…
Mobilizing from appropriate technologies to sustainable technologies based on grassroots innovations
Assimilation, Heterolocalism and Ethnic Capital
The article examines the assimilation dynamics and functioning of ethnic organisations of a small immigrant Bengali community in the Kansas City, USA. Indian Bengalis in Overland Park (a suburban neighbourhood) formed a closely knit group and bonding social capital was sustained through activities of ethnic associations, consumption of ethnic amenities, and through weekend parties/get-togethers. Such ethnic bonding and meagre ethnic/racial divers…
Development of socio-economic impact assessment methodology applicable to large water resource projects in India
The genesis of socio-economic impact assessment (SIA) in India is pressure from funding agencies like the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, and similar institutions. Of late, these institutions have stressed appraisal of environmental concerns as a pre-condition for financial support to large infra-structure projects. However, SIA studies are easier to conceptualise than to implement, because the issues involved are nebulous, complex, highly nu…
Research Performance of Scientists in Academic Institutions in India
Research Performance of Scientists in Academic Institutions in India
Based on an empirical study conducted among 250 academic scientists of India in chemi cal sciences and technology, this article is an attempt to map out only the objective aspects of the phenomenon under investigation, that is, quality research performance among sci entists. In the process, the article examines several hypotheses pertaining to the relation ship between quality research performance (dependent variable) and its empirical and object…
How Effective are ‘Pani Panchayats’? A Fieldview from Maharashtra
Cet article fait part du developpement du systeme d'irrigation des pani panchayat en Inde. L'A. explique ici l'emergence de ce systeme agraire qui participe a la reduction des inegalites sociales et compare son effectivite dans plusieurs endroits, pour s'interroger sur l'indiference gouvernementale ainsi que sur les possibilites de developpement durable d'une telle organisation sociale
Scientific Productivity
This paper examines the hypotheses concerning the relationship of scientific productivity with its predictor variables like the prestige of the college/university attended, type of scientific institution employed in, infrastructures facilities in that institution, research environment in the departments and reward system in institutional science. Apart from the positive correlations between the dependent variable and each of the independent varia…
Perceiving the role of grassroots NGOs
In recent times, many grassroots micro movements, also known as new social movements (NSMs), have taken off, centring around contemporary issues of importance such as ecology/environment, women empowerment, human rights, sharing of natural resources and the like. Of late, India has also seen a phenomenal growth in non-governmental organisations (NGOs). They have contributed handsomely toward these NSMs through their intense campaigns, people's mo…
Tribal Resistance Movements and the Politics of Development-Induced Displacement in Contemporary Orissa
The article is a study of two tribal movements based on development-induced displacements in contemporary Orissa. In fact, all the two micro-movement studies are resistance movements against mining based heavy metal industries, e.g. against the Utkal Alumina International Ltd. (UAIL) at Kashipur and against the Vedanta Aluminium Ltd. (VAL) at Lanjigarh. Based on both primary and secondary data, the study is an exercise in new social movement theo…
Mobilizing from appropriate technologies to sustainable technologies based on grassroots innovations
SHG s and SHG Banking in Odisha
The SHG -based micro-finance programme for income generation and empowerment is extremely popular and has a wide reach in India. SHG s have been playing a key mediating role to empower a socially, economically, and politically deprived section comprising mostly women. Scholars have investigated the phenomenon of SHG , but largely from development perspectives. The present paper is an earnest and novel attempt to examine the evolution and developm…
Assimilation, Heterolocalism and Ethnic Capital
The article examines the assimilation dynamics and functioning of ethnic organisations of a small immigrant Bengali community in the Kansas City, USA. Indian Bengalis in Overland Park (a suburban neighbourhood) formed a closely knit group and bonding social capital was sustained through activities of ethnic associations, consumption of ethnic amenities, and through weekend parties/get-togethers. Such ethnic bonding and meagre ethnic/racial divers…
Assimilation and symbolic ethnicity through the class-ethnicity nexus
Based on the empirical study of the immigrant Bengali community in the Kansas City U.S.A., the paper examines the assimilation and intergenerational dynamics of second-generation immigrants. The study finds that transnational parents could not socialise their children to retain their ethnic orientation and the second generation are found to be assimilating faster into the American culture. We argue that consumption of ethnic goods and services by…
Understanding Anti-Posco Movement in Odisha
Like other resistant movements by the development-induced displaced, the Anti-Pohang Iron and Steel Company (POSCO) movement was fought on the basis of issues of Rehabilitation and Resettlement (R&R), ecological degradation, loss of livelihood, and endangered local identity. However, this movement is studied with a nuance that examined a novel variable called the politics of development (taking the analysis beyond the R&R/livelihood issues and co…
Environmental and Ecological Sustainability Through Indigenous Traditions
Environmental and Ecological Sustainability Through Indigenous Traditions
This book explores the environmental and ecological wisdom inherent in some of the indigenous traditions of traditional communities
Environmental and Ecological Bases of Indian Traditions
The Evicted Tribals of Chhattisgarh
The Hasdeo Arand is a tribal-dominated region of Chhattisgarh, with heavy coal reserves and rich biodiversity with many rare species of flora and fauna. Despite being declared a Scheduled Area for its ecological sensitivity, two coal mining projects were approved in the region in 2011, and it had a devastating impact on the forest ecosystem, leading to a loss of livelihood, culture and identity of the local tribes. This article analyses the displ…
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