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Sociological analysis of educational experiences of Adivasi children / Gomati Bodra Hembrom -- Ethnocentrism in education : effects of hidden curriculum on tribal students / Pradyumna Bag -- Status of tribal Ashram schools in Maharashtra / Bipin Jojo -- Language as instrument of exclusion and inclusion in tribal educational development / Saumya Deol and R.R. Patil -- Living conditions, learning status and educational performance of tribal students / Dhaneswar Bhoi -- Insights on high dropout rates among Katkari tribal children in Maharashtra / S.N. Tripathy -- Education of scheduled tribes in residential schools in Manipur / Chipemmi Awung Shang and R.R. Patil -- Status and functioning of tribal Ashram schools / Prakash Chandra Jena -- Educating tribal children : issues / R. Vasundhara Mohan -- Balancing indigenous culture and formal education : Ashram schools in Kerala / Noorjahan Kannanjeri and Alkha Dileep -- Ashram school codebook : framework for qualitative management / Rajashri Tikhe and Buveneswari Suriyan -- Centralized kitchen : providing nutritious and hygienic meals to tribal students / Saurabh Katiyar -- Indira Gandhi Memorial Model Residential School (IGMMRS) in Malappuram, Kerala : a case study / Muhammed Shafi C.T. and R.R. Patil -- Revisiting policies and need for reform in tribal education / Sonal Shivagunde -- Rethinking policy design and reforms for tribal education in India / Naresh Kumar -- Inclusive education policy for tribal Ashram schools in Odisha / Bibekananda Nayak -- Ashram schools and education of tribal children in India : a policy perspective / Mrityunjay K. Singh -- Government Ashram school : micro planning / D.K. Panmand -- Financing tribal education in India / Vetukuri P.S. Raju.

"In 1939, fashion became an economic and symbolic sphere of great importance in France. Invasive textile legislation, rationing and threats from German and American couturiers were pushing the design and trade of Parisian style to its limits. It is widely accepted that French fashion was severely curtailed as a result, isolated from former foreign clients and deposed of its crown as global queen of fashion. This pioneering book offers a different story. Arguing that Paris retained its hold on the international haute couture industry right throughout WWII, eminent dress historians and curators come together to show that, amid political, economic and cultural traumas, Paris fashion remained very much alive under the Nazi occupation – and on an international level"--