Sociology and Social Anthropology in India:Pearson Education India, 2000 - 624 pages Sociology and Social Anthropology in India represents the fourth round of surveys by the Indian Council of Social Science Research since 1988. It analyses the intellectual history of sociology and social anthropology in India and studies the role of caste and caste organizations in local and national politics, organizational structure of industries, journey of women's studies, demographic trends in India since 1971, Indian diaspora, analysis of criminological and development studies, and relevant aspects of the emergent legal culture in India. |
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Anthropological Studies of indian tribes | 50 |
Rural and Agrarian Studies | 118 |
Political Sociology in India | 185 |
Urban Sociology | 237 |
Survey of research Inindustrial Sociology | 264 |
Womens Studies | 302 |
Demographic Transition in india | 359 |
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