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Department of Sociology, University of Mumbai, Mumbai DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI, SANTACRUZ (E) MUMBAI Bio-data of Dr.Balaji.N. Kendre, Professor and Head Department of Sociology, Ranade Bhavan 1st Floor University of Mumbai, Santacruz (E), Vidyanagri Mumbai -400098. MH 1 CONTENT Sr.No Title 1 General Information and Academic Background 1-3 2 Academic / Educational Qualifications 4 3 Courses taught at M.A, M.Phil. and Ph.D. level 5 4 Research Guidance 5 5 Research Publications in Journals 6 6 Research Publications in Books 7-8 7 Research Projects Completed/Ongoing 9 8 Participation in Training Courses/workshop, Faculty Development10-11 Programme 9 Research Papers Presented 12 10 Invited lectures, Visiting Professorship and Chairmanship/ 17 Coordinator/ Director at National or International Conference/Seminar etc. 11 Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 21 12 Other Activities 24 1. GENERAL INFORMATION AND ACADEMIC BACKGROUND 2 1. Name (in Block Letters) : BALAJI NAMDEV KENDRE 2. Current Designation : PROFESSOR AND HEAD [Chairperson Board of Studies in Sociology, Member Academic Council] 3. Department of Teaching :DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY 4. Period of teaching experience : 18 Years at PG University Level 5. Nationality :INDIAN 6. Address for correspondence (with Pin code): Department of Sociology, University of Mumbai, Rande Bhavan 1st floor, Santacruz (E), Vidyanagri, Mumbai-400098. 7. Telephone No : Office No.022-26522474.Mb. 9969042538. 8. Email : [email protected]/ [email protected] 2. ACADEMIC / EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Examination Name/Division Year of Division/ Subject 3 s of Board/ Passing Class/ University Grade H.S.C. Aurangabad 1996 A English, Pali, History, Geography, Political Science, Sociology. B.A. S.R.T.M. 1999 A Sociology, Public University, Administration, Geography Nanded M.A. University of 2001 A Sociology Pune SET University of 2003 Not Sociology Pune Applicable MSCIT MSCIT MSCIT - 2004 A Mumbai Ph.D. S.R.T.M. 2009 Not Sociology University, Applicable Nanded NET UGC, New 2011 Not Sociology Delhi Applicable E- Government 2015 A E-governance aware Citizen Governance of Fundamenta Maharashtra l 3. COURSES TAUGHT AT M.A, M.PHIL AND PH.D LEVEL [2003 to2016] 1.Classical Sociological Traditions 2.Contemporary Sociological Theory 3.Methodology of Social Research 4.Sociology of Education 4 5.Sociology of Popular Culture and Mass Communication 6.Media and Society 7.Sociology of Diaspora 8.Sociology of Development 9.Competing Perspectives on Indian Society 10.Sociology of Migration 11.Sociology of Law 12.Urban Society in India 13.13.Sociology of Information Society 4. RESEARCH GUIDANCE Thesis Number Degree Course Name Submitte Enrolled awarded d M.A by Research Five -- Five M. Phil --- One Nine Ph. D. Eight Three Four 5. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS IN JOURNALS 1. Sugarcane Migrant Workers in Maharashtra. T he Journal of Interdisciplinary Policy Research and Action. Vol.4/issue 2/Apr-June 2010.pp 3-20.ISSN 0975-0568. 2. Socio-economic Background and Seasonal Migration of Sugarcane Harvesting Workers. International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences (Availableonlineat; http://www.bioinfo.in/contents.php?id=12 Vol-I, issue 2, 2011.Pp15-21. E-ISSN: 2231-3540. 3. Working Conditions of Migrant Sugarcane Harvesting Labourers in Kolhapur District. Journal 5 of Shivaji University (Humanities and Social Sciences. Vol.no. 43 No.2, 2008. April-2011.Pp. 47- 60.ISSN: 0368-4199 4.Sakhar Udoyogache Vinintran Ani Maharashtratil Ustod Majur (in Marathi). De- control of Sugar Industry and Sugarcane Harvesting Labourers in Maharashtra. SOCIAL SCIENCE REPORTER-A Peer Reviewed Inter-disciplinary International Research Journal. Vol-1.Issue-1. May-2011. Pp. 90-93.ISSN: 2231-0789. 5.Seasonal Migrant Labourers-Marginal Migrant Labourer Continuum. CHINTAN RESEARCH JOURNAL-International Referred (Art, Humanity, Social Science, Commerce). Year-1. Issue-II, April-June- 2011Pp. 176-181.ISSN: 2229-7227. 6.Exclusion of Socio-economically Excluded migrant Sugarcane Harvesting Labourer.Social Science Reporter –A Peer –Reviewed Interdisciplinary International Research Journal. Vol-1. Issue-II, August- 2011.Pp. 19-23.ISSN: 2231-0789. 7.Rural to Rural Seasonal Migration of Migrant Sugarcane Harvesting Labourers in Maharashtra. A Journal of SOCIAL FOCUS (An International Journal of Academicians) Vol.No.3 No.1 Jul-Dec- 2011. Pp.124-134ISSN 0975-4970. 8.Higher Education and Inclusive policies of University Grants Commission for Equity and Social Justice in India. Global Education Society and Development: An International Journal of Academicians. Vol.No.3 (No.2) July- September 2011. Pp.93-97.ISSN: 0975-1319. 9.Regional Disparity in Maharashtra and Migration of Agricultural Labourers: A Study in Kolhapur District. Samajshatra Sansodhan Patrika (Sociological Research Bulletin) of Marathi Samajshtra Parished (Marathi Sociological Conference). Year 28th Issue 12 April 2011 to March 2012. pp. 10-19. ISSN 2230-7745. 10.Arogya Ani Poshen: Bhartatil Karyakram, in Yojana (Marathi)vikas samrpit masik. Publication division Information and Broadcasting Ministry Government of India. Year 40.Ank.3.October 2012.pp16-19. ISSN.-0971-8397. 11.Right to Education and Children of Migrant Sugarcane Harvesting Labouresrs in Kolhapur,’ in Research Process 1(2) July December 2013, PP46-58.ISSN-2321-211X. 12.Gender Justice Domestic Violence and Legal Provisions in India: Critical Perspective BIOINFO Sociology. Volume 4. Issue 2.December-2015.PP 67-70.ISSN:2249-1678,E-ISSN:2249-1686. 6 13. Climate change and its Impact on Marginal Communities in India. Sanshodhan Chetana .Vol.no.4, issue: III, ISSN: 2319-55251Dec.2015.PP.2-8. 14.Identity Crises among the Denotified and Nomadic Tribes and Issues of Affirmative Action. Research Process. July December 2015, ISSN-2321-211X. 15. Centenary of Sociology Subject in India: Understanding and Future [In Marathi] Samajshtra Sanshodhan Patrika of Marathi Samajshtra Parished ISSN.2230-7745 Year 37. Issue24 PP.58-59. December- 2019 Book Reviews 1. Reviewed Work: Say to the Sun, Don't Rise, and to the Moon, Don't Set: Two Oral Narratives from the Countryside of Maharashtra by Anne Feldhaus, Ramdas Atkar, Rajaram Zagade. Review by: Balaji Kendre in Sociological Bulletin Vol. 66, No. 1 (APRIL 2017), pp. 122-124. 1. Reviewed Work: Interrogating My Chandal Life: An Autography of Dalit. Manoranjan Byapari (Book Review) by Balaji Kendre in Sociological Bulletin-ISSN- 0038-0229. Vol.68.Issue.1, March 2019.Pp 120-122. 6. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS IN BOOKS [Books/edited book/Chapters/Abstracts] Books 1. Balaji Kendre 2012: Migration Poverty and Development in India. Academic Excellence, New Delhi. ISBN: 978-93-80525-83-9. 2. Balaji Kendre. 2013: Free and Compulsory Education: A Sociological Study (Right to Education Act-2009). LAP, LAMBERT, Academic Publishing. Germany. ISBN978-3-659-27703-0. Chapters/Articles in edited Books 1. Migrant Sugarcane Cutters and Pattern of Communication: A Study in Kolhapur District, in J.B.Ambekar 2010.(ed.s) Agricultural Communication and Sustainable Development. Shruti Publications, Jaipur. ISBN-978-81-905249-5-7. [P.p193-202] 2. Social Exclusion and Inclusion of De-notified and Nomadic Tribes in Maharashtra, in Ganesha Somayaji 2010 (ed.) Tribal Communities and the Exclusion-Inclusion Debate in India. Academic Excellence Publication. New Delhi ISBN-978-93-80525-12-9. [Pp.171-188]. 7 3. Interrelation between Music and Society SOCIOLOGY SNDT Women University and Aarhat Publication and Aarhat Journals. ISBN.978-81-936096-1-3.25th September 2017. 4. Status of Social Sciences Research in India: Critical Engagements and Future Direction. Intersectoral Migration of Weaker Section Labourers in the Field of Sugarcane in Maharashtra. Gautam Gawali 2018.(ed.) MANAK Publications Pvt LTD.ISBN.978-93-7831-423-2. Pp.356-367. 5. Socio-Economic and Educational Status of Tribal Communities of India: A Critical Analysis in Rita Malache 2021 (edt) Global Dimension and Transition of Tribal Development. Value Publications, New Delhi. ISBN.978-81-92323374. Pp.14-22. Published Abstract 1. Marginalized sections of Indian Society and environmental Issues41st All India Sociological Society conference book of Abstract. 27-29 Dec-2015.ISBN.978-81-316-0769-5. Other Publications (Distance education) University Level Published Edited Book [Marathi] 1. Balaji Kendre and Arun Podmal 2012. Parivartanache Ani vikasache Samajshtra (Sociology of Change and Development) published by Distance Education Center of Shivaji University Kolhapur. ISBN-978-81-8486-453-3. Chapters published in edited Books [Marathi Medium] 1. Balaji Kendre 2007: Basic Concepts [Chapter no. 2] in Sarjeraro Salunkhe (.edit). An Introduction to Sociology. Published by Distance Education Centre of Shivaji University Kolhapur. Pp.63-112.ISBN-978-81-905918-0-5. 2. Balaji Kendre 2010: Theoretical Perspectives on Education (chapter no.2) and State and Education (chapter no.6) in Khandagale C.R (edt)Education and Society. Published by Distance Education Centre of Shivaji University Kolhapur. Pp.20-36 and Pp111 to 134.ISBN-978-81-8486-381-9. 3. Balaji Kendre 2010: Perspectives on Indian Society: Indological Perspective, G.S.Ghurye and Louis Dumont (chapter no.5) and Civilizational and Subaltern Perspective in Satish Desai (edt)Understanding Indian Society (Bhartiya Samajachi Olakh. Published by Distance Education Centre of Shivaji University Kolhapur. Pp104- 121. And Pp159-172.ISBN-978-81-8486-386-4. 4. Balaji Kendre (edt) 2012: Factors of Social Change (Chapter 3), Paths of Development (Chapter no.6), Social Structure and Development (Chapter no.7), and Culture and Development (Chapter no.8) in Sociology of Change and Development. 8 Published by Distance Education Centre of Shivaji University Kolhapur. Pp.33- 41, Pp. 82-90, Pp. 91-99, Pp.100-108.[ISBN-978-81-8486-453-3]. 5.Balaji Kendre 2014: Theories of Modernization(Unit no2), Theories of development and Underdevelopment (Unit 3) and Alternative world views (Unit 4) in Sociology of Modernization and Development. Published by Centre for Distance Education of SNDT Women University, Mumbai. Pp.13-25, Pp.26-37, Pp.38-49. [Course code: 211003]. 7. RESEARCH PROJECTS COMPLETED/ONGOING Grant /Amount Title of Research Projects Whether Sr.
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