This book by one of the most accomplished sociologists working on contemporary Indian society explores the intersections between secular changes in the wider polity and economy of India and beyond. Based on original reserach over twenty years, pre and post liberalisation, this unique book provides a thorough analysis of India's changing environment.
This book by one of the most accomplished sociologists working on contemporary Indian society explores the intersections between secular changes in the wider polity and economy of India and beyond. Based on original reserach over twenty years, pre and post liberalisation, this unique book provides a thorough analysis of India's changing environment.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Patricia Jeffery is Professor of Sociology at the University of Edinburgh. She is one of the leading experts in the field and has published widely on gender, reproductive health, education, population, politics, and religious communalism in India.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. India's Changing Political Economic and Social Environment in a Global Context 3. Village Lives in western Uttar Pradesh 1982-2002 4. Land (Un)sustainable Livelihoods Migration and Remittances 5. Changing Patterns of Family Life: Marriage Dowry and Consumerism 6. India's Population Policy and Villagers' Family Building 7. Health Care in India: Economic Liberalisation Debt and Vulnerability 8. Conclusion
1. Introduction 2. India's Changing Political Economic and Social Environment in a Global Context 3. Village Lives in western Uttar Pradesh 1982-2002 4. Land (Un)sustainable Livelihoods Migration and Remittances 5. Changing Patterns of Family Life: Marriage Dowry and Consumerism 6. India's Population Policy and Villagers' Family Building 7. Health Care in India: Economic Liberalisation Debt and Vulnerability 8. Conclusion
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