The Oxford India Companion to Sociology and Social Anthropology, Volume 1With fascinating entries on sociological and social anthropological research in India, this volume presents a wealth of information, including developments in the field, important empirical work, and its contributions to sociology as a whole. It will appeal to all sociology students, as well as to anyone with a broad interest in Asian studies. |
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Veena Das Social Sciences and the Publics | 1 |
EDUCATION KNOWLEDGE AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT | 6 |
Andre Beteille Sociology and Social Anthropology | 37 |
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