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Zustand: Good. 1971. First Edition. 428 pages. Illustrated dust jacket over matching paper covered boards. Full title: Local Communities and National Politics; A Study in Communication Links and Political Involvement. Pages are mildly tanned throughout. Text is clear. Binding remains firm. Boards have mild edge-wear with bumping to corners. Light crushing to spine. Unclipped jacket. Panels have moderate edge wear with chips, tears, and creasing.

Softcover. Zustand: Fine. Leichte Rillen / Abschürfungen / Risse / Knicke; Gebrochener Buchrücken; Farbtonänderung; Geknickte Ecken / Seiten. Transition has already led to success in many countries. Nations such as Hungary, Poland, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Estonia, have numerous achievements to their credit. Further, countries such as Uzbekistan were able to effectively protect many citizens from acute socio-economic distress. A wealth of natural resources in countries such as the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, and Azerbaijan promises the potential for prosperity. At the same time, the process of transition has been painful for millions of citizens. There has been an unprecedented increase in poverty and mortality in countries, some of which have become, ironically, the most unequal in the world. Further, the countries of the former Soviet Union have suffered sharper reversals than any other region of the world in three indicators of socio-economic distress - mortality, income, and inflation. This report not only documents these adverse developments but also outlines the measures required to address poverty.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Sources of Data. 2. The Village. 3. Social Profiles I. 4. Social Profiles II. 5. Rituals of the Village Life. 6. New Institutions. 7. Negotiating with Increasing Complexities. Obituaries and Tributes. Obituary: Brij Raj Chauhan/Yogesh Atal. Brij Raj Chauhan: A Personal Tribute/Surendra Munshi. Remembering Professor Brij Raj Chauhan/Jagdish Kumar Pundir. My Guru Chauhan Saheb/Jainendra Kumar Doshi. In the 1950s, when Indian Sociology stepped into the terrain of village studies, Brij Raj Chauhan the founder Professor of Sociology in Rajasthan initiated research in rural Rajasthan. Located close to the capital of the princely state of Mewar and locally governed by Rajput chiefs appointed by the Maharana, the village Ranawaton-ki-Sadri was chosen by B.R. Chauhan for doing the ethnography of a small community using an emerging paradigm for such studies. Indian Village Revisited is a posthumous publication based on B.R. Chauhan s revisit to Ranawaton-ki-Sadri in Udaipur district. The book tries to locate the key differences in the village between 1950s and the first decade of the 21st century. Having studied the same village at two points of time, the author had the advantage of deciphering change. As a field anthropologist, he insisted on observation and informal interviews. Enormous secondary data relative to the village and the region was also collected to locate the microcosmic changes occurring in the village as a consequence of urbanization and modernization, democratic decentralization, and the emerging party politics. Unfortunately, Professor Chauhan passed away soon after the completion of this study. This volume has been edited by one of B.R. Chauhan s students, Yogesh Atal, who has also contributed an essay in his honour. As a tribute to the teacher, and as the first such venture of restudying the village community, this publication is of special significance. The book is written in a descriptive style, as the ethnography of a changing village. (jacket).

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction: Articulating the Concern about Corruption. I. Corruption: A Social Science Perspective: 1. Conceptualising Corruption. 2. Causes of Corruption. 3. Stages and Spheres of Corruption. II. The Corruption Syndrome in India: 4. Pious Platitudes and Perfunctory Pledges. 5. Preventing Corruption: Indian Initiatives. 6. The Rising Graph of Corruption in India. III. The Expression of Public Anger, 2011 12: 7. The Three Crusaders: Jayaprakash Narayan, Baba Ramdev and Anna Hazare. 8. Ramdev s First Swabhiman Rally at Ramlila Maidan, February 2011. 9. Anna s Fast at Jantar Mantar, April 2011. 10. Ramdev s Second Rally at Ramlila Maidan, June 2011. 11. Anna s Agitation at Ramlila Maidan, August 2011. 12. Post-August 2011 Events Leading to the Mumbai Fiasco. 13. Anna s Rally at Jantar Mantar, July August 2012. 14. Ramdev s Fast at Ramlila Maidan, August 2012. Conclusion: Tying the Threads Together. With the exposure of major scams like 2G spectrum, Commonwealth Games and Adarsh, public anger against corruption boiled over as witnessed in the massive protests of 2011 12. Combating Corruption: The Indian Case provides a perspective for viewing the increasing levels of corruption in the higher echelons of politics and bureaucracy in post-Independence India, and the limits of popular struggles and legislative/administrative measures to combat it. Looking at the phenomenon as deviance from norms and a systemic dysfunctionality, the authors argue that it can be resisted by effective strategies of mass mobilisation under charismatic leaders. Focusing on peoples participation, it traces the emergence of anti-corruption movements to the JP Movement of the 1970s, and culminates with the protests led by Anna Hazare and Baba Ramdev and the rise of the Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party. The book fills a major lacuna in our sociological understanding of corruption as exemplified by cases of grand embezzlement and the popular opposition to it. Identifying the traditional sources of corruption, the authors show how the problem manifests itself in the social, economic and political contexts peculiar to India. And in doing so, they underline the crucial role of state institutions and a vigilant civil society in tackling a problem that afflicts almost all, and not only the developing, societies. As instant history , Combating Corruption is an account of an unprecedented phase of mass protests in India. A must-read for political analysts, sociologists, journalists and general readers alike, it is indispensable for understanding contemporary India.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Preface. 1. India unity in diversity. 2. Population profile. 3. Urban India. 4. Village India. 5. Tribal India. 6. Varna and Jati. 7. Marriage family and kinship. 8. Status of women. 9. Indian polity. 10. Changing India. Select readings. Index. Changing Indian Society penned by India's leading social scientist of international renown encapsulates the enormous empirical and statistical data to present a profile of Indian society as a multicultural entity composed of different ethnic origins various religions and belonging to a variety of speech communities and yet bonded together as a nation sharing a common polity and economy. Written simply and without jargon in a style intelligible to a lay reader the book provides a sound sociological perspective to comprehend Indian society and its major social institutions. It introduces urban and rural India gives a glimpse of tribal India explains marriage kinship and the caste system and outlines major changes occurring in Indian society. The book offers a good Introduction to Indian society for a variety of audiences students graduating in social sciences candidates preparing for competitive examinations business executives particularly representatives of multinationals in need of orientation to Indian culture and society foreign tourists and students in other countries auditing a course on India and of course the general public. 256 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents Preface. Homage to the Guru/Yogesh Atal. 1. Studies of the village in India/Yogesh Atal. 2. Rural development in India changing concerns strategies and programmes/T.M. Dak. 3. The impoverishing potential of development projects resettlement requires risk analysis/Hari Mohan Mathur. 4. Breaking the new mould evolution of Antyodaya approach for poverty alleviation in India/M.L. Mehta. 5. Theorizing models of social mobility in rural Rajasthan/Giri Raj Gupta. 6. A paradigm of peasant and farmer the study of Meerut commissary/A. Satyanarayana. 7. Caste class and agrarian relations in a North Indian village/Arvind Chauhan. 8. Party statements on the eve of mid term polls/Surendra K. Gupta. 9. Social justice and the Indian Constitution/B.R. Purohit. 10. The nature/culture dualism in the Indian context/Abha Chauhan. 11. Towards an analytical construct of the new middle class/Rajesh Misra. 12. Construction of Indian social reality problems and perspectives/Anand Kashyap. 13. Islamic values and social stratification/Parvez A. Abbasi. 14. Religion and politics in contemporary West Asia/M.S. Agwani. Bibliography of works of Professor Brij Raj Chauhan. This anthology consisting of fourteen essays written by students of Professor Brij Raj Chauhan has been prepared to honour him for his outstanding contribution in enriching Indian sociology for all these years. The contributing authors not only represent a wide variety of disciplines like sociology anthropology political science and international relations but include civil servants as well. Though having disjointed themes the papers try to reflect upon some of the major trends in Indian sociology. Some essays are essentially village studies while others go beyond the village in terms of research sites and conceptual frameworks. Authors have followed different approaches in studying the society but all have attempted to improve upon our understanding of the social sphere. 322 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. I. R.S. Gautam the man and his institute 1. Ram Sakha Gautam a biographical sketch/Yogesh Atal. MPISSR a brief introduction. II. Exploring the social frontiers (A) Social sector 1. Inter state inequality in infant mortality in India 1981 2000/Alok R. Chaurasia. 2. Educational chances of rural communities the Hard realities/Bhaskar Chatterjee. 3. Education for all enhancing capabilities of stakeholders a grassroots view from India/Sandeep Joshi. 4. Evaluation of teachers by students/H.C. Shukul. (B) Governance 5. Environment culture and development evidence from tribal areas of Southwestern Madhya Pradesh/D.C. Sah. 6. Issues of good governance a study of working of Panchayati Raj in Rajasthan/Arun Chaturvedi. 7. Decentralized governance at grassroots level experience of Panchayat Raj System in Madhya Pradesh/Yatindra Singh Sisodia. 8. Decentralization of powers through Panchayat Raj system and the Institution of Sarpanch in Madhya Pradesh an evaluation/Deepika Gupta. 9. Democracy at grassroots Panchayat and the marginalized in Madhya Pradesh/S.N. Chaudhary. (C) Economy and development 10. Economic growth and structural change in Madhya Pradesh Economy (1960 95)/Ganesh Kawadia. 11. Shocks livelihood and debt trap credit and indebtedness in Southwestern tribal Madhya Pradesh/D.C. Sah and Ashish Bhatt. 12. State of informal sector and women a case study of Ujjain District of Madhya Pradesh/Sudha Murty. 13. Embracing human potential through social technology/V.D. Nagar. 14. Self Help approach a paradigm shift in credit delivery mechanism/Neeta Tapan. 15. A brief history of urban settlements in Malwa/Shyam Sunder Nigam. (D). Political frontier 16. On human rights politics and human destructiveness a discussion on the XVI century European conquest of America/David M. Traboulay. 17. Justice as fairness the idea/Naresh Dadhich. 18. Globalization and the security problematic of evolving states in the developing world/A.P. Rana. 19. The development of international organization/P.D. Kaushik. 20. Liberal democracy and its slippages/Harbans Mukhia. 21. Indian administration in 21 century major trends and challenges/L.S. Rathore. 22. Social justice and the Indian constitution/B.R. Purohit and Sandeep Joshi. 23. The eco Gandhi and development models/Pravin Sheth. 24. Secularism as an antidote to communalism national and international prerequisites for its success/P.M. Kamath. 25. Understanding corruption nature meaning cost and combat strategies/Sanjay Lodha. III. Reminiscences from friends and students 1. My friend R.S. Gautam/B.G. Sharma. 2. My friend and master professor Gautam/David M. Traboulay. 3. Professor R.S. Gautam/L.S. Rathore. 4. Gautamjee/C. Narayana Rao. 5. A Malviya of Ujjain/P.L. Joshi. 6. An association of more than fifteen years/Yatindra Singh Sisodia. 7 articles are in Hindi. This Festschrift in the honour of Professor R.S. Gautam brings together essays as diverse as state of economy social sector governance and political frontier. Despite variations the common string that binds the various presentations is the understanding on developments taking place in the economy polity and society in the country. The book traces the broad trends emanating in grassroots governance direction of economic changes and the political frontier of the country especially social justice and marginalised sections of the society. It has three parts. The first part contains a biographical sketch painstakingly reconstructed in a manner of a social anthropologist by one of the editors of the volume. This is followed by a brief introduction of MPISSR that traces the development of institution created by Professor Gautam. The second part is comprised of essays on issues like grassroots governance and emerging leadership in rural India social capital and equity health and education performance of economy and development political frontier social justice and corruption. The last part is an encomium to Professor Gautam from friends coll.

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