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MSW III SEMESTER UNDER CBCS
Maximum Marks - End-Semester: 70

Duration: 21/2 hours
SWM-3001: SOCIAL POLICY AND PLANNING
UNIT-1: SOCIAL POLICY – A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
Social Policy: Concept, Objectives and Scope; Distinction between Social and Economic Policies;
Values underlying Social Policy; Principles of Social Policy; Sources of Social Policy: Directive
Principles, Fundamental Rights and Human Rights
UNIT-2: SOCIAL POLICY FORMULATION & REVIEW OF MAJOR SOCIAL POLICIES
Approaches to Social Policy: Sectoral, Cross-Sectoral and Convergence; Process of Social Policy
Formulation; Role of Interest Group; Role of Professional Social Workers; Reviewing Social
Policies on Education, Health, Housing and Environment
UNIT-3: SOCIAL PLANNING AND WELFARE IN INDIA
Social Planning: Concept, Principles and Scope; Sources of Planning: Constitution, Planning
Commission and National Development Council; Decentralized Planning: Panchayati Raj;
Welfare of Children, Women, Youth, Aged and Minorities in India
READINGS
1. India 2016 6. Bean, Philip (Edited)

Ministry of Information and Approaches to Welfare
Broadcasting Publications Routledge & Kegan Paul: London
Division GoI: New Delhi 1983
2. Jacob, K.K. 7. Madan, G.R.
Social Policy in India Welfare State and Problems of
Hemanshu Publications: Udaipur 1989 Democratic Planning
3. Dubois, Bendra; Miley, K.K. Allied Publications: Bombay 1972
Social Work-An Empowering 8. Kulkarni, P.D.
ProfessionAllyn & Bacon: Boston 1992 Social Policy in India
4. Culpitt, Ian ASSWI: Madras 1979
Social Policy & Risk 9. Encyclopaedia of Social Work in
Sage Publication Ltd.: London 1999 India Publication Division GOI:
5. Bulmer, Martin (Edited) Social Policy New Delhi 1968
Research Macmillan Ltd.: London
1978

SWM-3002: SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA
UNIT - 1: DEVELOPMENT: CONCEPT, THEORIES AND MODELS
Current Debates on Development; Development indicators; Social Development and Social

Work; Strategies and Ideologies of Development; Theories of Development; Models of
Development: Growth Model, Marxian and Dependency Models; Gandhian Model
UNIT -2: CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN

INDIA
Social Movements, Social Capital, Civil Society and Social Development; Technology,
Displacement and Development; Role of NGOs in Social Development; Theories of Social
Development: Social Evolution, Sanskritization, Westernization and Modernization; Social
Development in India in Pre- and Post Independence Phase; Current Government Programmes
and Social Development
UNIT -3: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Sustainable Development: Concept Issues and Perspectives; Global Efforts for Human
Development and Human Development Index; Globalization and Sustainability; Impact and Issue
of Sustainable Social Development in India; Neo-Political Economy and Sustainable
Development
READINGS
1. Srivastava,S.P. 7. Kapoor,A.K.& Singh,Dharmavir

The Development Debate Rural Development Through NGOs
Rawat Publications: Jaipur 1998 Rawat Publications: Jaipur 1997
2. Kulkarni,P.D. 8. Thudipara,Jacob.Z.
Social Policy in India Urban Community Development
ASSWI: Madras 1979 Rawat Publications: Jaipur 1993
3. Chowdhry,D.Paul 9. Nagpaul,Hans
Profile of Social Welfare and Social Work in Urban India
Development in India Rawat Publications: Jaipur 1996
M.N. Pub. & Distributors: New Delhi 10. Dalal,K.L. (Edited)
1985 Human Development
4. Bedi,M.S. HarAnand Publication: New Delhi 1991
Social Development & Social Work 11. Iyer,K.Gopal
Himanshu Publications: Udaipur 1994 Sustainable Development
5. Different Theories and Practices of Vikas Publishing House: New Delhi
Development 1996
UNESCO 1982 12. Human Development Report,
6. Mehta,S.R. UNDP: 2001
Poverty, Population and Sustainable
Development Rawat Publications: Jaipur
1997

SWM-3003: MANAGEMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND WELFARE SERVICES IN INDIA
UNIT- 1: SOCIAL WELFARE AND FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION
Social Welfare Administration: Meaning, Concept, Principles & Functions;

Organisation: Meaning, Nature and Design; Decision making; Coordination; Budgeting and Fund
Raising
UNIT-2 REGISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANISATIONS
Societies (Registration) Act, 1860; Indian Trust Act, 1882-Registration of a Trust, Duties and
Liabilities of Trustees; Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 1976; The Cooperative Societies Act,
1912
UNIT-3: RETHINKING COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC RELATIONS
Communication–Meaning, Functions, Models and Communication Tools; Public Relations: Needs

and Importance in Organization; Media Relations and Publicity; Awareness Advertising; Social
Marketing
READINGS
1. Chowdhry,D.Paul
Social Welfare Administration
Atma Ram & Sons: Delhi 1962
2. Goel S.L; Jain,R.K.
Social Welfare Administration Vol. 2
Deep & Deep Publications: New Delhi 1998
3. Bean,Philip (Edited)
Approaches to Welfare
Routledge & Kegan Paul: London 1983
4. Khan,R.L.
Social Administration in India
Mohira Capital Publishers: Chandigarh 1970
5. Prasad,Rajeswar
Social Administration
Shree Publishing House: Delhi 1982
6. Fernando, Fr. Emmanuel S. Project From Problems
St. Xavier's Church: Mumbai 1998
7. Hart,Roderick P. et.al
Public Communications
Harper & Row Publishers: New York 1975
8. Dale,Reidar
Evaluation Frame Works for Development Programmes and Projects
Sage Publications: New York 1998
9. Encyclopaedia of Social Work in India
Publication Division GOI: New Delhi 1968

SWM-3004: SOCIAL RESEARCH PRACTICE: PROJECT FORMULATION & EVALUATION
UNIT-1 PROBLEM SELECTION & PROJECT PROPOSAL PLANNING
Steps in Problem Selection; Problem Identification; Problem Formulation; Social Research in

Selection of a Problem; Strategies in Problem Selection; Policy Making and Planning; Steps in
Policy Determination and Principles of Policy Making
UNIT-2 PROJECT PROPOSAL MECHANICS
Project Proposal-Approaches of Problem Solving & Identification of Needs; Techniques to Develop

Community Programme; Mechanics and Coverage in Project Proposal; Model Project Proposal;
Check List
UNIT-3 MONITORING & EVALUATION
Basic Aims of Evaluation; Project Evaluation and Role of Project Evaluation; Monitoring and
Evaluation-Mid-term & Ex-post Evaluation; Hierarchy of Objectives; Characteristics of Good
Appraisal System
READINGS
1. Fernando, Fr. Emmanuel S. Project From Problems St. Xavier's Church: Mumbai 1998
2. Dale,Reidar
Evaluation Frame Works for Development Programmes and Projects
Sage Publications Ltd.: New Delhi 1998
3. Elhance,D.N.
Fundamentals of Statistics
1956
4. Chandra,Rajan et.al
Modern Computer Architecture
Galghotia Publications Ltd.: New Delhi 1995
5. Rajarama,V.
Fundamentals of Computer
Prentice-Hall: New Delhi 1994
6. Sussams,John E.
How to Write Effective Reports
Gower Publishing Company Ltd.: Hants 1963
7. Saxen, T.P; Chandra, A.
Style Manual Papers in Social Sciences
Metropalitan Book Co.: Pvt. Ltd.: New Delhi 1997

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MSW III SEMESTER UNDER CBCS

Maximum Marks - End-Semester: 70

SWM-3001: SOCIAL POLICY AND PLANNING

UNIT-1: SOCIAL POLICY – A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

UNIT-2: SOCIAL POLICY FORMULATION & REVIEW OF MAJOR SOCIAL POLICIES

UNIT-3: SOCIAL PLANNING AND WELFARE IN INDIA

1. India 2016 6. Bean, Philip (Edited)

Maximum Marks - End-Semester: 70

SWM-3002: SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA

UNIT - 1: DEVELOPMENT: CONCEPT, THEORIES AND MODELS

Current Debates on Development; Development indicators; Social Development and Social

UNIT -2: CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN

UNIT -3: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

1. Srivastava,S.P. 7. Kapoor,A.K.& Singh,Dharmavir

Maximum Marks - End-Semester: 70

SWM-3003: MANAGEMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND WELFARE SERVICES IN INDIA

UNIT- 1: SOCIAL WELFARE AND FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION

Social Welfare Administration: Meaning, Concept, Principles & Functions;

UNIT-2 REGISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANISATIONS

UNIT-3: RETHINKING COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC RELATIONS

Communication–Meaning, Functions, Models and Communication Tools; Public Relations: Needs

Maximum Marks - End-Semester: 70

SWM-3004: SOCIAL RESEARCH PRACTICE: PROJECT FORMULATION & EVALUATION

UNIT-1 PROBLEM SELECTION & PROJECT PROPOSAL PLANNING

Steps in Problem Selection; Problem Identification; Problem Formulation; Social Research in

UNIT-2 PROJECT PROPOSAL MECHANICS

Project Proposal-Approaches of Problem Solving & Identification of Needs; Techniques to Develop

UNIT-3 MONITORING & EVALUATION

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