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ItemProfessionals in organisations \b a case study of formal and informal organisational structures in a super-specialities hosptical(University of Hyderabad, 1988-04-30) Sharada, A.L. ; Aurora, G.S.
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ItemSociological implications of the pattern of growth of Hyderabad city(University of Hyderabad, 1989-08-30) Kushal Deb ; Ratna Naidu
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ItemOrganisational analysis of a public enterprise - a case of HMT(University of Hyderabad, 1991-12-31) Ramesh, H. ; Aurora, G.S.
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ItemHealth for all - a view from below \b a study of a primary health centre as an instrument of the national health policy(University of Hyderabad, 1994-03-30) Rama Devi, P. ; Ratna Naidu
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ItemPatterns of collective violence in a provincial city the case of Vijayawada(University of Hyderabad, 1995-02-19) Parthasarathy, D. ; Ratna Naidu
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ItemTown-country networks and urban development \b a comparative study of two towns in Andhra Pradesh(University of Hyderabad, 1995-06-30) M.Murali Krishna ; Ratna Naidu
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ItemResponse to drought - An overview( 1996-03-01) Purendra Prasad, N.Analyses of famine and drought generally tend to rely on macro data on food production, demographic and economic changes affecting large populations spread over a vast region or regions. Droughts occurring at local-level have received far less attention. These local level droughts could be confined to a district, a few villages or these could affect those practising a single craft or occupation. There are several studies conducted by researchers of different disciplines to find out the coping mechanisms of various categories of people in time and space. In this paper an attempt is made to analyse the concept of drought and problems/issues involved in studying the impact of drought.
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ItemActor networks in technology development \b a case study of oil Palm demonstration project in Andhra Pradesh(University of Hyderabad, 1996-08-19) Aparna, M.V.S. ; Haribabu, E.
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ItemWomen in profession(University of Hyderabad, 1997-03-15) Manju Gupta ; Aurora, G.S.
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ItemCognitive beliefs as a coping mechanism of drought( 1997-12-01) Purendra Prasad, N.This study was conducted in all the 192 households of a single village covering with a holistic approach to find out the various strategies adapted by people of different socioeconomic strata in coping with drought. The findings revealed that despite inequalities in the social system, people belonging to all ethnic groups and social classes come together in performing the rituals associated with the 'Rain God' and the distinctions in terms of caste and class get temporarily suspended during crisis periods.
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ItemTrade unionism in a multinational company \b a study of Hindustan Lever, Bombay(University of Hyderabad, 1999-03-22) Janardhan, V. ; Chandrashekhar Bhat
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ItemWomen managers in Hyderabad \b a sociological study(University of Hyderabad, 2000-12-26) Sandhya Maliye ; Chandrashekhar Bhat
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ItemBiotechnology and the industrialization of horticulture in India( 2002-01-01) Raghava Reddy, C. ; Haribabu, E.This paper delineates changes in the organization of the production of horticultural plants as a result of the introduction of plant tissue culture techniques in India. Conventionally, horticultural plantlets have been produced in farmer-managed nurseries by using traditional plant breeding techniques such as grafting, budding, layering, seed propagation, etc. Over several centuries, the production process was organized as a craft, based on empirical experience. During the last decade, many multinational corporations and large Indian industrial companies have made substantial investments in horticulture by deploying tissue culture. In a comparative study of nurseries using conventional plant breeding techniques and plant tissue culture, it was observed that production processes had undergone several changes as a result of the introduction of tissue culture. In traditional nurseries the production process was organized according to the simple division of labour. In contrast, plant tissue culture technology was introduced within a complex organizational structure with a formal hierarchy similar to that of the manufacturing industry. Plant tissue culture has ushered in the industrialization of horticulture.
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ItemOrganizational context, communication technology and productivity \b a study of organic chemists' community in India(University of Hyderabad, 2002-06-11) Apparaju, V.S.K. ; Haribabu, E.
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ItemKnowledge and practice \b a study of influence of molecular biology on the profession of plant breeding(University of Hyderabad, 2002-12-30) Laxmi, T. ; Haribabu, E.
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ItemInter- Organisational collaboration and software development \b a study of software units in Hyderabad(University of Hyderabad, 2003-04-24) Mohan Kumar, G. ; Haribabu, E.
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ItemSocial differential and access \b a study of private information technology education and training centres in Andhra Pradesh(University of Hyderabad, 2003-06-28) Nagaraju, Gundemeda ; Haribabu, E.
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ItemCaste, community and association a study of the dynamics of Brahmin identity in contemporary Karnataka(UNIVERSITY OF HYDERABAD, 2003-10-30) Ramesh Bairy, T.S. ; Saheej Hegde
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ItemAgrarian change and identity formation \b caste mobilizations among the Nadars of Tamil Nadu(University of Hyderabad, 2004-06-28) Muthuraman, P. ; Surinder Singh Jodhka
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ItemIdeology and indentity: a study of the dalit middle class in Hyderabad(University of Hyderabad, 2004-12-30) Srinivas, Gurram ; Vijayatilakam, K.J.