Encyclopaedia of Social Problems and Social Change (In 5 Volumes)

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The present publication attempts to present a sociological study with vision. The meticulously collected and collated articles, essays, comments and excerpts constitute one of the most comprehensive insights into the contemporary problems of society and inevitable social change. While the vast range of subjects covered extend into all areas of social development and change, there are several other areas that would seem interdisciplinary, yet they have a conscious and well established bearing on the evolution and development of modern social study into its present forms and contents. Social dynamics, social change, social engineering, collective effort, pathbreaking theories, inspired vision and unrelenting effort, all come together in this pioneering work. It is thus an invaluable, even indispensable, addition to literature on the subject. Sociology and social studies have grown, so have the efforts to interpret social problems and social change. Here is the latest and most outstanding of such works.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Ranjit Rajadhyaksha

Ranjit Rajadhyaksha (b. 1950) is a reputed academic, writer and social worker. He obtained a Master’s degree in Sociology and Doctorate in the same from the M.S. University, Baroda. He taught in colleges in Baroda, Banglore and Chenai for over twelve years. During 1987-88 he held the John Carwright Scholar of Merit Fellowship at the School of South Asian Studies, Atlanta. Since 1993 he has been actively associated with an advisory and counseling group working with NGOs in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala. His professional repute was established with his book Imprisoned Culture: Studies in Migrant Ghettos.

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Title
Encyclopaedia of Social Problems and Social Change (In 5 Volumes)
Author
Edition
1st ed.
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ISBN
8178882221
Length
x+357p., x+355p., x+375p., x+341p., x+347p., Bibliography; 24cm.
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