Missouri State University - Geography
Hindi
English
Maithili
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Graduate student
research and administration
Economic Geography
Indiana State University
Master's degree
Geography
The University of Akron
Educational Consultants India Limited
University of South Alabama
Indiana State University
Educational Consultants India Limited
Sanket
Washington DC
As Geography Intern I was attached with the Children's Education Program. My duties involved program management.
Geography Intern
National Geographic
West Plains
MO
Teaching
Research and Administration
Assistant Professor of Geography
Missouri State University-West Plains
Research
Sanket
Research
Sanket
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Teaching
Research and Administration
Indiana State University
University of South Alabama
Mobile
Alabama Area
Teaching
Research and Administration.
Assistant Professor of Geography
Knoxville
TN
Teaching
Visiting Assistant Professor of Geography
University of Tennessee
West Plains
MO
Associate Professor of Geography
Missouri State University-West Plains
Chair - Regional Development and Planning Specialty Group (2011-12)
Association of American Geographers
Chair
West Lakes Division American Association of Geographers
Faculty Senate Chair
Missouri State University
Member
Editorial Board
Asian Geographer
Conceptualizing projects
project management and grant writing
West Plains
MO
Teaching
Higher Education
Geography
Grant Writing
Research
Qualitative Research
Curriculum Development
Curriculum Design
Data Analysis
ArcGIS
Statistics
Spatial Diversity and Dynamics in Resources and Urban Development (2 vols)
Urban and Regional Planning and Development: 20th Century Forms and 21st Century Transformations
The present book will consider the planning and development practice in the twentieth century and ways in which it is being transformed in the current times. What are some of the factors affecting planning dynamics globally and locally? With the push to adopt a market paradigm in land development and infrastructure
the relationship between resource management
sustainable development and the role of governance has transformed. Centralized planning is giving way to privatization not only in the traditional regions but also in newly emerging regions of Asia
Africa and Latin America. There is an attempt to get planning decision making closer to the people who are most affected by it. \n\nWithin this conceptual discussion
the current volume intends to be a collection of studies from scholars around the world highlighting recent advances in the field. This volume is expected to serve as a reference material for those concerned with urban transformations. \n\nEditors: Rajiv Thakur
Ashok Dutt
Sudhir Thakur
George Pomeroy\n
Environment
Development
and Culture: Global Perspectives
The present book will investigate environmental change
development practices and the impact of both on the cultural landscape. Asking fundamental questions such as what are some of the factors affecting environmental change dynamics globally and locally? We are aware that global warming
climate change and mitigation measures are all significant to the changing socio-cultural processes
human-environment interactions and in the making of disasters. By addressing the complex and diverse interactions of resources and environmental management under environmental uncertainty
the imperative need of sustainability and respecting cultural diversity
this volume will raise the issues that every student of our changing global environment needs to confront. \n\nWithin this conceptual discussion the current volume intends to be a collection of studies from scholars around the world highlighting recent advances in the field. This volume is expected to serve as a reference material for those concerned with new ways of thinking on environment/society dynamics.\n\nEditors: Rajiv Thakur
Ashok Dutt
Stanley Brunn
Baleshwar Thakur
Ramesh Dhussa
Local Economy and Sustainable Development: Praxis and Prospect
The concept of local economy has traditionally been taken to mean a reasonably coherent set of economic activities that are connected to one another over a sub-national geographic area
generally defined by a ‘market’ of some form. Additionally
resource-extractive industries and the places dependent upon them provide a particularly graphic illustration of how local or regional economies can come into being and then disappear. This more often leads to the integration of the theory of uneven development into resource-environment analysis providing a strong conceptual basis for further related economic-environment analyses at the local and regional scale. As a logical next step
local economic development issues are very susceptible to competitiveness and collaboration. In the wake of the above
sustainability and sustainable development have received an enormous amount of attention in recent years. From regional and local
to corporate responsibility practices
to development policies
the term has been attached to a variety of projects. Widespread and ongoing debates over sustainability point up a major divide between those who think that economic development necessarily entails environmental degradation and destruction and those who believe that economic development is not necessarily environmentally harmful. In a sustainable world
everything is connected to everything else
and people are called on to act accordingly. In this context
we intend this volume to be a celebration of the ‘local’. Contributors will examine the nature of the local economy and sustainable development in towns or villages that we often refer to as the local scale. \n\nEditors: Baleshwar Thakur
Rajiv Thakur and Rajesh Abhay
Thakur
Rajiv
Thakur
University of Tennessee
National Geographic
Missouri State University-West Plains