XII National Sociological Conference on Social Transition : Issues and challenges

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1 Karnataka Sociology Association Silver Jubilee Year XII National Sociological Conference on Social Transition : Issues and challenges ÁªÀiÁfPÀ ¹ÜvÀåAvÀgÀ: ÀªÁ Ä ªÀÄvÀÄÛ ÁzsÀåvÉUÀ¼ÀÄ, Vidyaranya Aug 31 & Sept 01, 2018 Organised by Department of Sociology, Adhyayananga & Directorate of Distance Education, In Association with Karnataka Sociology Association (KSA)

Invitation Hearty welcome to you all to participate and present research papers through Research Committees of the XII National Sociological Conference on Social Transition : Issues and Challenges.

2 Invitation Hearty welcome to you all to participate and present research papers through Research Committees of the XII National Sociological Conference on Social Transition : Issues and Challenges. Theme The express theme of the 12th National Sociological Conference is to situate and explore the issues of social transition in contemporary India. The conference intends to fathom the relationship between agents of transition and response of social structure; institutional adaptations and agency of individuals. Exploring the impact of transition on social structure, creative adaptations by institutions and emergence of conflict in different spheres of society in post independent India constitutes the core focus of this conference. Indian context of transition emerges from state s deliberate and avowed purpose of social transformation which is informed by the discourse of development, national movement and constitution. Recognizing individual as unit and not groups; equality before law and equality of opportunities irrespective of ascriptive identities and concept of justice have set the tone of transformation and the corresponding shifts Indian society has been experiencing are diametrically opposed to ascriptive identities of traditional Indian social structure. Social transition broadly include the significant process of transformation in the structure of socio-economic institutions, culture, idea, production relations, social behaviors, labour force, social relations, etc. Owing to the impact of science and technology, communication and modernity humans are moving towards individuality, which is further accelerated by the process of globalization. Growing individuality, unrestrained consumerism, resilience of traditional identities, depletion of environmental resources, disparities in income-wealth and disparities in realizing the fruits of growth and resultant social movements have characterized the context of transition in India. This conference intends to explore, deliberate and discuss the trends and patterns of transition emerging on account of nation-state s avowed ideals of transformation. XII National Sociological Conference has constituted 13 research committees with different themes and sub-themes. It is our privilege to invite you to participate in this conference and also to contribute a paper on following Research Committees (RC). Two Plenary Sessions & Prof. C Parvathamma, Memorial Lecture 2 1. Social Transition in Tribal, Rural and Urban Society in Post- Independent India 2. Transition in Culture, Institution, Justice and Knowledge 3. Nadoja Prof. C Parvathamma, Memorial Lecture, Sponsored by Syagali Shivarudramma Trust, Mysuru

3 Themes and Sub-Themes of Research Committees RC 01. FAMILY, MARRIAGE, KINSHIP, RELIGION AND GENDER Recent, Trends and Forms in Family and Marriage Kinship in Contemporary Society Caste, Religion, State and Politics Gender Empowerment, Disparities, Social Justice and Civil Society Religion and Intolerance : Issues and Challenges Dr Smt Shanta Astige Associate Professor of Sociology, Govt. First Grade College, Kamalapura , M: , shantaastige@yahoo.com RC 02. STRATIFICATION, MOBILITY AND CHANGE Dynamics and Modern Challenges of Stratification : Caste, Class Religion and Ethnicity Stratification, Marginalisation and Development Scavenging Castes, Untouchability and Social Transition Sanitation Problem and Stratification in India Social Change, Transition and the Indigenous Communities in Karnataka Emerging Trends of Social Change in India Dr Vinay Rajath D Associate Professor of Sociology, Mangalore University, Mangalagangotri, Konaje M : , vinayrajath@gmail.com RC 03. DEVELOPMENT, POST-INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENT Development, Environment and State Post Industrial Society and Environment Environmental Issues Conflicts and Movements Development and Environmental Philosophies Environmental Issues and Sustainable Development Goals : Role of Civil Society Alternative Development : Issues and Challenges Dr Jayapal H R Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, KSOU, MuktaGangotri, Mysuru M: , jayapal.hr@gmail.com RC 04. EDUCATION AND SOCIETY Education Inequality and Social Justice New Educational Policy : Issues and Challenges Higher Education In India : Issues and Challenges Emerging Trends in Professional Education Recent Trends and Development in University s Campus Dr C Somashekher Professor, Department of Sociology, Bangalore University, Bengaluru M: , somashekher.c@rediffmail.com RC 05. POPULATION, MIGRATION, DISPLACEMENT AND REHABILITATION 3 Development, Displacement and Rehabilitation Issues and Challenges of Internal and International Migration Circular Migration and Livelihood Issues Rehabilitation of Refugees Recent Trends in Displacement and Migration Dr A G Khan, Associate Professor of Sociology, Govt First Grade College, Aland M: ; agkhan_umar@yahoo.co.in

4 RC 06. MARGINALIZED GROUPS, WEAKER SECTIONS AND HUMAN RIGHTS Social Transformation : Women and Minorities Social Transformations : Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Social Problems and Transformation : Backward Classes and Weaker Sections Trends in Social Exclusion and Inclusion in Contemporary India Recent Trends in Rights, Law and Human Rights Dr Smt Chandrika K B Professor, Department of Sociology, Rani Chennamma University, NH 4, Belagavi , M: ; chandrikakb@rediffmail.com RC 07. HEALTH AND WELLNESS : ISSUES AND CHALLENGES Health, Food Security and Nutrition : Issues and Challenges Health Among Marginalized Groups (Tribal s, Dalits, OBCs, Women and Aged) Mother and Child Health : Issues and Challenges Health Policy, Planning, Programmes : Issues and Challenges Trends in Health Behavior : Issues and Challenges Dr Smt S C Shettar Professor, Department of Sociology, Karnakat University, Pavate Nagar, Dharwad M: ; shakuntalashettar@gmail.com RC 08. HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT: CHILDHOOD, YOUTH AND AGEING Child Development : Socio-Cultural and Political Issues and Challenges Youth Development : State and Civil Society Recent Trends and Patterns of Ageing : Issues and Challenges Human Resource Development :Society, State and Media Disparities and Social Justices in Human Resource Development : Issues and Challenges Dr Smt Jayashree S Professor, Department of Sociology, Karnataka University, Pavate Nagar, Dharwad M: ; jaishiva678@gmail.com RC 09. MEDIA, COMMUNICATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Media, Science and Society Digital and Social Media : Issues and challenges Relevance of Communication in Contemporary Society Women Media, Science and Technology Inequality and Social Justices in Media : Issues and Challenges Dr Shaukath Azim Professor, Department of Sociology, Karnataka University, Pavate Nagar, Dharwad M: ; shaukathazim@gmail.com RC 10. POLITY, CULTURE, MODERNITY AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS 4 Cultural Polities, Democracy, State and Civil Society Modern, Post-Modern : Culture and Society In Transition Contemporary Social Movements (Environment, Women, Dalith s Tribal, Peasant, OBC, etc) Nationalism and Social Movements Rethinking of Modernity and Post Modernity Dr Anjanappa B H Professor, Department of Sociology, Kuvempu University, janana Sahyadri, Shankaraghatta , M: ; anjanappa.soc@gmail.com

5 RC 11. TRANSITION IN INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE Trends and Issues in Local and Global Knowledge Transition in Tribal Culture and Indigenous Knowledge Transition in Folk Culture and Indigenous Knowledge Alternative Indigenous Knowledge and Culture (Health, Art and Architecture, Cultivation, Environment, Ecology, Food and Water Management etc) Dr K M Metry Professor, Department of Tribal Studies, M: ; metrykm@gmail.com RC 12. SOCIAL PROBLEMS POLICY AND PLANNING: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES Dynamics Of Contemporary Social Problem Post Development Policy s, Planning and Programmes Social Problems, State and Civil Society Digital Gadgets, Social Media and Social Problems Trends of 21st Centuries Social Problem Dr Smt Yashodha Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Mysore, Manasagangotri, Mysuru , M: ; yashodamahesh678@gmail.com RC 13. GLOBALIZATION, DIASPORA, FRONTIER SOCIETY : ISSUES AND CHALLENGES Globalization : Issues and Challenges in India Trends in Livelihood : Health, Education, Food, Employment Housing, Agriculture, etc Globalization, Financial Capital, Policy, Planning and Programmes in Indian Post Globalization Challenges : Issues Before State and Civil Society Post Globalization Challenges : Indian Diaspora and Frontier Society Post Globalization : Agrarian Society and Metropolitans Dr Laxmipathi C G Associate Professor of Sociology, Govt. Home Science College, Sheshadri Road, Bengaluru 1. M: , laxmipathicg@gmail.com Note: Each RC s best papers will be considered for publication through the Prasaranga,. 5 For further information : Contcet above Research Committee Conveners and Organising Secretaries Dr K M Metry, M: , metrykm@gmail.com Dr H D Prashant, M: , gajaasya@gmail.com, Vidyaranya Style sheet for Paper writing Research Committees welcome original research articles. An abstract of words must be sent before August 20, Soft copy of the full research paper (within 5000 Words) in MS word (Times New Roman [English] /Nudi-01k [Kannada] font) will have to be submitted through Convener to Organising Secretaries by on or before August 25, Mentation sub theme of the RC, in which it is to be present, in the abstract and also in full paper, title with full name and address is mandate. Paper must be include objectives, research methods and methodology, major findings, with end note and references. Statical information should be placed within the text. Referencing in the text should be as follows: Ahlawat S R (ed), 2008, Economic Reforms and Social Transformation, Rawat Publications, Jaipur. REVIEW AND BEST PAPER AWARD: A panel of experts will consider outstanding paper in each RC for designated award. The decision of Panel will be final and binding. The Best papers will be awarded on the basis of content, writing skill and presentation skills.

6 KANNADA UNIVERSITY, HAMPI Hampi, a renowned World Heritage Centre in Karnataka, is the pride of India. In this historical place, Kannada University, the long cherished cultural dream of the people of Karnataka, came into existence in 1991 to take up comprehensive research on all aspects of Karnataka and Kannada. Hampi, the capital metropolis of the bygone Vijayanagara empire which reigned economic prosperity and intellectual excellence over two hundred years, is on the bank of river Tungabhadra, near Hosapete in Ballari district, Karnataka state. For its invaluable archaeological monuments highlighting the splendor of the Vijayanagara Empire, it has been included in the world heritage by the UNESCO. The Kannada University campus is within the peripheral zone of the Hampi group of monuments. Vidyaranya, the seat of the Kannada University, is a well - laid out campus consisting of four faculties imparting higher education and research in Karnataka studies. The Kannada University, since its inception, is striving to incorporate into the academic world, local knowledge system (Desi/indigenous knowledge system) which were hitherto neglected by the academia. So, it is not just a knowledge disseminating University it is a knowledge producing University. Kannada University is completing 25 years of its establishment and hence celebrating Silver Jubilee. Adhyayananga (Academic Wing) has been set up by the Kannada University in order to facilitate and coordinate research and teaching activities. Adhyayananga organise main academic events, like Seminars, Conference and Workshops. Throught Adhyayananga Kannada University offers D Lit, Ph D, M Phil, MA, Ph D integrated Courses, MVA, BVA and PG Diploma Programs. MA, Ph D integrated Course in Sociology is started from the year The Directorate Of Distance Education was established in in the University to help disseminate the knowledge produced through research. The main objective of the DDE is to offer unconventional and innovative courses that would empower the aspirants with skill and knowledge. The DDE offers few Diploma Courses and MA courses in Kannada, History, Master of Journalism and Media Studies. In the year , MA Sociology course was started. The DDE, Kannada University, Hampi was organized IX Karnataka Sociological Conference in July 3-5, The Karnataka Sociology Association is registered under society s registration Act (274/ , Dt ) in Its main objectives are to promote and encourage the scientific study of Sociology and to stimulate and coordinate research in Sociology in the Universities and Colleges. Now it has over 1200 Life members on its rolls. Since its establishment, the Association has conducted 11 Conferences successfully in collaboration with various Universities and institutions. This year, 2018, the Association is completing 25 years of its establishment and hence celebrating Silver Jubilee. How To Reach : is near (15 KM) to Hosapete (Hospet), a taluk headquarter, Hosapete is well connected with trains and buses. From Hosapete to Kannada University regular KSRTC bus service is available. 6

Organizing committee of the conference Chief Patron : Prof. Mallika S Ghanti, Hon ble Vice Chancellor, Vidyaranya - 583276 Patron : Prof. P Mahadevaiah, Registrar, Member : Prof.

7 Organizing committee of the conference Chief Patron : Prof. Mallika S Ghanti, Hon ble Vice Chancellor, Vidyaranya Patron : Prof. P Mahadevaiah, Registrar, Member : Prof. Siddagangamma Finance Officer, Prof. Shivanand S Viraktamath Director, Adhyayananga, Prof. Vasudeva Badiger Director, Directorate of Distance Education, President, KSA : Prof. C A Somashekharappa Department of Sociology, Karnatak University, Dharwad Secretary, KSA : Dr G D Narayana Principal, Sri H D Deve Gowda Govt. First Grade College, Paduvalahippe , Holenarsipura, Hassan. Dr K M Metry Professor Department of Tribal Studies ORGANISING SECRETARIES Dr H D Prashanth Professor & Chairperson Department of Development Studies Co- Organizing Secretary Dr Yerriswamy E Assistant Professor, Department of Women s Studies REGISTRATION All the conference participants have to pay the registration fee as per the following specification: Before August 20, 2018 Members of KSA Rs. 1,200 Non-Members Rs. 1,500 Ph D/ PDF Research Scholars Rs. 800 MA/Ph D/ M Phil Students Rs. 500 Registration Form can download from Kannada University website After August 20, 2018 including spot registration Members of KSA Rs. 1,500 Non-Members Rs. 1,800 Ph D/ PDF Research Scholars Rs. 1,000 MA/Ph D/ M Phil Students Rs. 700 Requests for registration should reach us in the enclosed form along with a Demand Draft payable at Bank of India Kamalapura, Hosapete Taluk, Ballari District, in favour of the Organizing Secretary, XII National Sociological Conference on or before August 25, Travel and Accommodation : The conference registration fee covers lodging, boarding and hospitality during the Conference. Due to paucity of funds we cannot meet travel expenses. The delegates are requested to meet travel and other incidental expenses from their own resources/ institutions. The accommodation will be provide modest and on sharing basis. Those who need exclusive accommodation are requested to make their own arrangements.

XII NATIONAL SOCIOLOGICAL CONFERENCE August 31 & September 01, 2018 Venue:, Vidyaranya 583 276 REGISTRATION FORM 1. Name Mr/Ms/Dr/Prof. 2. Postal/Permanent Address: Pin code Phone/ Mobile: email: 3.

Accompanying Person(s) Name Age Gender Relationship 8. Date of Arrival & Departure: 9. Do you require accommodation? Yes No 10. Title of the Paper: 11.

8 XII NATIONAL SOCIOLOGICAL CONFERENCE August 31 & September 01, 2018 Venue:, Vidyaranya REGISTRATION FORM 1. Name Mr/Ms/Dr/Prof. 2. Postal/Permanent Address: Pin code Phone/ Mobile: 3. Age/Date of Birth Gender : Male / Female 4. Designation 5. University /College/Organization (Service Address) 6. Name and Number of RCs of which you are a member 7. Accompanying Person(s) Name Age Gender Relationship 8. Date of Arrival & Departure: 9. Do you require accommodation? Yes No 10. Title of the Paper: 11. Details of Registration fees (including fee for accompanying persons) Bank Draft No. Date Rs. Drawee Bank (DD drawn in favour of Organizing Secretary, XII National Sociological Conference payable at Bank of India, Kamalapura Branch, Hosapete Taluk, Ballari district, Karnataka) Date: Signature of the Delegate

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10 XII NATIONAL SOCIOLOGICAL CONFERENCE August 31 & September 01, 2018 Venue:, Vidyaranya REGISTRATION FORM. Name Mr/Ms/Dr/Prof.. Postal/Permanent Address: Pin code Phone/ Mobile: . Age/Date of Birth Gender : Male / Female. Designation. University /College/Organization (Service Address). Name and Number of RCs of which you are a member. Accompanying Person(s) Name Age Gender Relationship. Date of Arrival & Departure:. Do you require accommodation? Yes No 0.Title of the Paper: 1. Details of Registration fees (including fee for accompanying persons) ank Draft No. Date Rs. rawee Bank DD drawn in favour of Organizing Secretary, XII National Sociological Conference payable at Bank of ndia, Kamalapura Branch, Hosapete Taluk, Ballari district, Karnataka) ate: Signature of the Delegate

Ten Days Research Methodology Course in Social Science. Date: 15 to 24 March 2016

Ten Days Research Methodology Course in Social Science Organized by. Karnataka Sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) Date: 15 to 24 March 2016 Venue: Convention Hall, Kannada University,