Journal

New Horizons in University Education is a biannual Journal of Development and Social Justice, published from Centre for Studies in Rural Development – Institute of Social Work and Research, Ahmednagar 414001, Maharashtra. ...

Members:

Prof. Sanjai Bhatt, Delhi University
Dr. Bipin Jojo, Mumbai
Dr. Keshav Walke, Nagpur
Dr. M. Arif,Ahmednagar
Dr. Jaimon Varghese,BPHES’ CSRD-ISWR

Advisory Board :

Dr. Pallassana Balgopal, Emeritus Professor, University of Illinois.
Dr. Venkat Pulla, Australian Catholic University.
Dr. Gina Chowa, University of North Carolina .
Dr. Rajneesh Barnabas, Principal, Ahmednagar College.
Dr. M.B. Mehta, Director, IMS, Ahmednagar.

Published Issues

Volume 9, Issue No. 1 & 2, 2019

1. Social Work response to Indian social realities (Editorial) – Prof. Suresh Pathare
2. Spirituality for achieving sustainable development goals – a social work perspective – Jaimon Varghese
3. Social Justice and Human Rights: Issue of Caste Based Atrocity against Scheduled Castes in Odisha – Dr. M. Baliar Singh
4. Tiger-Tribal Conflict: New Field for Social Work Intervention – Dr Keshav Walke
5. Best Practices in the Field Practicum; A Reflection on the Experiments – Dr. Habeebul Rahiman VM
6. Social Group work and Self Help groups: Understanding the connections and context in India – Prof. Suresh Pathare
7. (Book review) Gender and Sexuality in India: Selling sex in Chennai – Ms. Punita Gupta

Volume 8, Issue No. 1 & 2, 2018

1. Rural Development: Retrospect and Prospects (Editorial) – Prof. Suresh Pathare
2. Integrating Participatory Practices in the Development Projects – Baiju Pallicka Vareed
3. Developing the Tribals through social Work: Role of Distance Education – Rose Nembiakkim
4. Deconstructing the notion of Mothering in ‘Family and Child Centred Social Work’: A case of sex worker mothers – Prachi Patil
5. Means and Ends: A distorted approach in field work practice – Pradeep Jare
6. Spiritual Social Work – a Strategy for Sustainable Development – Jaimon Varghese
Empowering Young People through Peer Education – B Mohit Ahuja & Dr. Saumya

Volume 7, Issue No. 1 & 2, 2017

1. Development Practices in Indigenous Social Work (Editorial) – Prof. Suresh Pathare
2. Structural Social Work- (E)merging area in Social Work Education and Social Justice – Pradeep Jare & Pradnya Jadhav
3. Quest for Gender Justice – A study on upward social mobility of Scheduled Caste women in Delhi – Jaimon Varghese
4. Use of Street Theatre and Social Media in Competency Building of Social Work Students – Yogesh Kudale
5. Long way to achieve democratic process: An ethnographic study of Exclusion from Caste Perspective – Pradeep Jare
6. ‘Contribution of Missionaries in Educational Development of Dalit in Ahmednagar District’ (MS) – Suresh Mugutmal
7. Social Work Intervention in Solid Waste Management Programme (Field Action Report) – Vijay Sansare & Shamuel Waghmare

Volume 6, Issue No. 1 & 2, 2016

1. Building Community Resilience for Sustainable Development (Editorial) – Prof. Suresh Pathare
2. Measuring Empowerment as a Primary Outcome of Community-Based Programs – Lavanya Madhusudan and Shobha Arole
3. Inclusion of Dalit women through Structural Social Work: Perspective from below – Pradeep Jare
4. Sanjoepuram Community Organisation Programme – Jaimon Varghese
5. Spirituality and Religious Coping among Older Persons in Mizoram – Jennifer Rohluppuii & V. Jeyasingh
6. Building Social Work Professionals through Transactional Analysis Technique – Vijay Sansare

Volume 5, Issue No. 1 & 2, 2015

1. Promoting Social Justice and Empowerment: Addressing Local and Global Challenges (Editorial) – Prof. Suresh Pathare
2. Strategies and Approaches to Promote Equality – Supriya A. D’souza
3. Pardhi Community: A Journey from Warrior to Warier – Ashok Ohol, SJ
4. Justice Withers Away in Neoliberal Era? Analysis from Subaltern Perspective – Pradeep Jare
5. Arenas of Social Work Practice with Social Justice Perspective – Anjali Maydeo
6. Empowering Women through Self-Help Group for Social and Economic Development – A Case Study – Pushpalatha N & Dr. Ramesh B
7. Participation of Youth for Rural Development: A Case study of Baburdibend Village – Vijay Sansare

Volume 4 Issue No. 1 & 2, 2014

1. Vision for Just, Equitable and Compassionate Society (Editorial) – Prof. Suresh Pathare
2. Issues and Challenges for Social Work Practice and Education in the 21^st Century India – Pallassana R. Balgopal, Ph.D
3. Mainstreaming and Inclusion of Dalit Women for Equitable Society through Political Justice – Pradeep Jare
4. NGOs Programme in Social Empowerment of Dalits in Gujarat: Relevance for Social Work Praxis – R. R. Patil
5. Concerns of Growing Old: A Study of Health Issues among Elderly Women’ – Asiya Nasreen
6. The Concept of Goffman’s Total Institution and Institutional Care of Homes for Older People in Sri Lanka – Chandima Jayasena
7. Unconditional Self Acceptance: A Review of Emotional Well Being and Stress Free Life – Vijay Sansare

Volume 3 Issue No. 2, 2013

1. Social Justice and Social Development (Editorial) – Prof. Suresh Pathare
2. Spiritually Sensitive Social Work: A Mission for Responsive & Compassionate Society – a National Study on Professional Social Workers – Jaimon Varghese
3. Honey Bee and Rural Development – Muhammad Arif
4. Career Aspiration of Rural Children of Garmunda Village of Western Odisha – Bandana Meher
5. Physical and Mental Health of Rural Elderly in the Fast Changing Social Scenario – Kaushalendra Pratap Singh
6. Field Work Practice in Closed Settings: Assessment, Placements and Addressing the Challenges (Report) – Vijay Sansare

Volume 3 Issue No. 1, 2013

Articles

1. Nagmani Rao : Social Justice: Minorities and the Fundamental threat
2. Johnson J Puthenpurackal: Tradition: : Enabling and Disabling Development
3. Victor Ferrdo: Decolonizing Development : Decolonizing Development: Illuming the Maya of Progress
4. Kamladevi Kunkolienkar : Sri Aurobindo’s Integral Yoga: Inner Freedom and Development.
5. Robin S Seelan: : The tradition and ethos of gifts in Indian cultures: meanings and development.
6. Aparna Dattatray Kulkarni: : Interrelation between tradition, freedom and development in the context of Rita: A central idea from Indian Vedic literature.
7. Kuruvila Pandikattu SJ : Developmental Paradox: Contemporary Challenges and Responses in the Indian context

Volume 2 Issue No. 2 Jul-Dec. 2012

Articles

1. Prashant Choudhary: : Social Justice: Minorities and the Fundamental threat
2. Rambabu Botcha: : Mainstreaming of HIV and aids: social work intervention
3.Akash Gulalia: : HIV/M Tuberculosis Co-Infection in India: An overview of twin epidemic, impact and control strategies.
4. Archana Kaushik: Self Awareness: : Motivational and Attitudinal Pattern of Tribals towards education and career: A study of Kokna-Kokni tribe in Maharashtra.
5. Robin S Seelan : The tradition and ethos of gifts in Indian cultures: meanings and development
6.Udaya Mahadevan: : A comparative training module for social work educators in Chennai region: A report.
7. Anuradha Patil: : Social work intervention with HIV infected women.

Volume 2 Issue No. 2 Jul-Dec. 2012

Articles

1. Suresh Pathare: : Quest for Spirituality and Social Work: Exploring the Connections.
2. Olga Real Najarro: : Sri aurobindo, the concept of spirituality and religion, and its application in mental health and social work.
3.Suresh Pathare: : Religion, spirituality and ethics in social work: exploring the connections.
4. Mukesh Kanaskar and Shweta Gupta: :Urbanisation and philanthropic social work.
5. Koteswara Raju Penmetsa and Dhana Lakshmi: : The philanthropic social work: reaching the un-reached and empowering the vulnerable.
6. Toli H. Kiba: : The Genesis of social work, Christianity, church based social work activities in Nagaland, India.
7. Dipak Walokar: : Corporate social responsibility and social deveopment.
7. Patil SM, Kakade BK, Karmarkar PP, Kulkarni PK, Patil NB and Hatolkar VB: : Exploring Livelihood Avenues in Distressed Vidarbha, Maharashtra, India.