Surinder s. jodhka (231 résultats)

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Soft cover. Etat : New. This volume presents a set of readings which primarily focus on the social political and cultural aspects of village life  A few readings discuss issues of agrarian change and the economy of rural India  A comprehensive introduction provides a detailed historical analysis of the study of rural India the changes in rural social life and the forces shaping life in villages today The articles drawn from writings over four decades 1972 to 2010 cover various features of village society caste and community land and labour migration discrimination and use of common property resources among others The volume will be a single reference point for some of the best published works in the field 262 pp.…

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Soft cover. Etat : New. ISBN:9781138543256.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Who exactly are the middle classes in India? What role do they play in contemporary Indian politics and society, and what are their historical and cultural moorings? The authors of this volume argue that the middle class has largely been understood as an income/ economic category, but the term has a broader social and conceptual history, globally as well as in India. To begin with, the middle class is not a homogeneous category but is shaped byspecific colonial and post-colonial experiences and is differentiated by caste, ethnicity, region, religion, and gender locations. These socio-economic differentiations shape its politics and cultureand become the basis of internal conflicts, contestations, and divergent political worldviews. The authors demonstrate how the middle class has acquired a certain legitimacy to speak on behalf of the society as a whole, despite its politics being inherently exclusionary, as it tries to protect its own interests. Further, perceived as an aspirational category, the middle class has a seductive charm for the lower classes, who struggle to shift to this ever elusive social location. Who exactly are the middle classes in India? What role do they play in contemporary Indian politics and society, and what are their historical and cultural moorings? Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Soft cover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction/Gurpreet Mahajan, Ila Patnaik and Surinder S. Jodhka. I. Politics: 1. India s Political Transition/Rajni Kothari. 2. Social Background of the Indian Cabinet/Satish K. Arora. 3. Electoral Participation of Minorities and Indian Political System/Moin Shakir. 4. Compensatory Discrimination in Political Representation: A Preliminary Assessment of India s 30-year Experience with Reserved Seats in Legislatures/Marc Galanter. 5. Social Mobility and Caste Violence: A Study of the Gujarat Riots/Pradip Kumar Bose. 6. Communal Violence in India: A Study of Communal Disturbance in Delhi/Gopal Krishna. 7. Biology and Gender Bias: Some Issues in Discrimination against Women at the Workplace/Vimal Balasubrahmanyan. 8. Measurement of Poverty and Undernutrition/D. Banerji. II. Society: 9. Changes in the Indian Family: An Examination of Some Assumptions/A. M. Shah. 10. Strains in Leadership Structure: From Status Group to Pluralism in East UP Village/Hira Singh. 11. Semi-Feudalism or Capitalism? Contemporary Debate on Classes and Modes of Production in India/Alice Thorner. 12. The Indian Institute of Technology: Do They Contribute to Social Mobility?/C. Rajagopalan and Jaspal Singh. 13. Transformation of Tribal Society: Integration vs. Assimilation/K. S. Singh. 14. A Harijan Elite ? The Lives of Some Untouchable Politicians/Oliver Mendelsohn. 15. Women s Studies: New Perceptions and the Challenges/Vina Mazumdar and Kumud Sharma. 16. The Communalising of Punjab, 1980-85/Dipankar Gupta. 17. The Ideology of Population Control/Mahmood Mamdani. 18. Migration, Urbanisation and Interregional Inequality: The Emerging Sociopolitical Challenge/Amitabh Kundu. III. Economy: 19. Controls and the Current Situation: Why Not Let the Hounds Run?/Arun Shourie. 20. Indian Development Strategy: Some Comments/Jagdish Bhagwati and T. N. Srinivasan. 21. Industrial Growth in the 1980s: Emerging Policy Issues/Vijay L. Kelkar and Rajiv Kumar. 22. MNCs and Export Development/C. K. Prahalad. 23. On Benefits of Tapping Foreign Portfolio Investments: An Indian Perspective/Vihang R. Errunza. 24. Financial Scenario of the 1990s: Agenda for Reform/N. A. Mujumdar. 25. Federal Fiscal Transfers in India: Performance of Six Finance Commissions/M. Govinda Rao. Since 1966, when Economic Weekly formally expanded its mission and became the Economic and Political Weekly, it has been a significant space for critical, constructive and innovative thinking on political, social and economic issues. Reading India, Vol. II, the second of the three volumes commemorating 50 years of the EPW, brings together a selection of articles from 1966-1991. Divided into three fields of inquiry the political, social and economic it presents an analysis of the issues and concerns that dominated this period, and in some ways, shaped the discourse of the following decades. The first section, dealing with politics, focuses on two concerns of this period - democracy and equality. The essays examine issues related to: political representation, electoral processes, policies of reservation, inter-caste and inter-religious conflict, status of women, and measurement of poverty. The second section takes up the concerns highlighted by sociologists and social anthropologists: the changing Indian family, rural leadership patterns, economic and social changes taking place in India s rural economy, affirmative action and the marginalisation of religious minorities. The final section showcases trends in economic thinking during this period, which questioned the economic policies of the era and shaped the direction and nature of the post-1991 reforms. Together, this collection presents analysis, research and debates that are relevant even today for understanding India. (jacket).…

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Soft cover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction/Surinder S. Jodhka. Ethnographies of the Rural: Early Village Studies. 2. The Social Structure of a Mysore Village/M.N. Srinivas. 3. Village Structure in North Kerala/E. J. Miller. 4. A Himalayan Village/W.H. Newell. 5. A Bengal Village/Shrimati Jyotirmoyee Sarma. 6. Social Structure in the Punjab/M.W. Smith. 7. A Deccan Village/S.C. Dube. 8. Change in a Malwa (MP) Village/Adrian C. Mayer. 9. Sripuram: A Village in Tanjore District/Andre Beteille. 10. A Changing Village of Rajasthan/V. Nath. Rural Development: Perspectives, Policies and Programmes: 11. Structural Change: An Approach to Poverty in Asian Rural Development/Ralph H. Retzlaff. 12. Community Development Programme: Its Political Impact/Baldev Raj Nayar. 13. Social Consequences of Rural Electrification/T.N. Valunjkar. 14. Green Revolution and Social Inequalities in Rural India/D. N. Dhanagare. 15. Garibi Hatao : Can IRDP Do It?/Nilakantha Rath. 16. Politics and Implementation of Integrated Rural Development Programme/Kuldeep Mathur. 17. Operation Flood and Rural India: Vested and Divested Interests/Shanti George. 18. Power, Politics and Village-Level Organisations: Oilseeds Growers Co-operatives in MP/Sankar Datta. 19. One Kind of Democracy: Implementing MGNREGS/Siwan Anderson, Patrick Francois, Ashok Kotwal and Ashwini Kulkarni. 20. Falling into Poverty in Villages of Andhra Pradesh: Why Poverty Avoidance Policies are Needed/Anirudh Krishna, Mahesh Kapila, Sharad Pathak, Mahendra Porwal, Kiranpal Singh and Virpal Singh. 21. Rural Non-Farm Employment in India: Access, Incomes and Poverty Impact/Peter Lanjouw and Abusaleh Shariff. Changing Rural Landscapes: Social, Economic and Political Life: 22. The Myth of Self-Sufficiency of the Indian Village/M.N. Srinivas and A.M. Shah. 23. Chamar Family in a North Indian Village: A Structural Contingent/Bernard S. Cohn. 24. Urbanisation in a Delhi Village: Some Social Aspects/M.S.A Rao. 25. Rurality, Modernity and Education/Krishna Kumar. 26. Dominant Castes or Rich Peasants?/John MacDougall. 27. India s Rural Politicians: Two Faces of Power/Satish K. Arora. 28. Transitory Residence and Invisible Work: Case Study of a Rajasthan Village/Rajni Palriwala. 29. Who Borrows? Who Lends?: Changing Structure of Informal Credit in Rural Haryana/Surinder S. Jodhka. 30. Maps of Experience: Narratives of Migration in an Indian Village/Radhika Chopra. 31. Marriage Norms, Choice and Aspiration of Rural Women/U. Kalpagam. 32. Masculine Spaces: Rural Male Culture in North India/Prem Chowdhry. 33. Wife-Beating in Rural India: A Husband s Right, Evidence from Survey Data/Shireen J. Jejeebhoy. 34. Politics at the Margin: A Tale of Two Villages/Dayabati Roy. 35. The Elderly in Rural Orissa: Alone in Distress/Pradeep Kumar Panda. 36. Emergent Ruralities: Revisiting Village Life and Agrarian Change in Haryana/Surinder S. Jodhka. Rural and urban are the foremost categories through which social life has been visualised and engaged with in modern and contemporary times. The idea of the rural or the village has been of particular significance in India. British colonisers represented India to the world as a land of village republics . This representation was so influential that even the nationalist leaders accepted it uncritically. Gandhi advocated a return to the village as the only genuine way to gaining swaraj, or self-rule. Nehru and Ambedkar too saw the village as the site of India s traditional life; however, to them it was also a signifier of India s economic backwardness and social ills. These notions have shaped social science scholarship, popular politics and public policy. The idea of such a demographic transition continues to be a core element of state policy and an important indicator of positive social change and economic growth/ modernisation. However, the rural in India persists; nearly two-thirds of India s population still lives in rural settlements. A Handbook of Rural India, brings together.…

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Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. 'India lives in its villages'. This statement popularized by Mahatma Gandhi is often referred to in discussions about the country, its past, and its possible future. But what exactly is the Indian village? In the most basic sense, the 'village' is a kind of human settlement, always standing in contrast to the 'town' or 'city'. Yet, it is also an idea, one which has undergone myriad shifts over the course of our nation's history. In The Indian Village: Rural Lives in the 21st Century, award-winning sociologist Surinder S. Jodhka critically examines the changing nature of the village in India, both as an idea and as a lived reality. Reflecting on the colonial construction of India as a land of village republics, a representation that was turned on its head in different ways by Indian nationalists in the early twentieth century, and the post-liberalization nation, this book provides a detailed account of how rural lives have been transformed in India through the decades. The book also looks at India's modern villages to showcase the current diversity within agrarian and rural realities with specific focus on the processes of development and democracy in rural areas. The Indian village, the author suggests, is not a relic of the past. It has always been a dynamic reality and it lives on in an active relationship with the wider world. Besides its many other aspects and processes, it enables the city to prosper, just as the city keeps the village going. Radical, innovative, and grounded in impeccable scholarship, The Indian Village is a seminal study of rural India.…