Process and Institution in Urban India

By:

"Saberwal ,Satish.(ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Vikas; 1978Edition: sociological studiesDescription: 251pISBN:

706906225

Subject(s):

"Sociology, Urban"

DDC classification:

307.76 PRO

Summary: Reflecting the vigour of virtually a new generation of fieldworkers, the reader will find in this volume paper on the Durgapur steel plant, Shiv Sena, research laboratories, entrepreneurs in Faridabad, and executives in Madras. Others offer challenging reinterpretations of the. social consequences of urbanization and of higher education. Papers on the changing cultural , traditions in a mall Bengali town and a long historical perspective on Indian urbanisrn round off the volume. This volume will appeal to reader far beyond the disciplines of sociology and anthpology

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Reflecting the vigour of virtually a new generation of fieldworkers, the reader will find in this volume paper on the Durgapur steel plant, Shiv Sena, research laboratories, entrepreneurs in Faridabad, and executives in Madras. Others offer challenging reinterpretations of the. social consequences of urbanization and of higher education. Papers on the changing cultural ,
traditions in a mall Bengali town and a long historical perspective on Indian urbanisrn round off the volume. This volume will appeal to reader far beyond the disciplines of sociology and anthpology

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