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Indigeneity and Universality in Social Science: A South Asian Response/ edited by Partha Nath Mukherji and Chandan Sengupta

Contributor(s): edited by Mukherji, Partha Nath | Sengupta, ChandanMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: Sage, 2004ISBN: 9789352800568Subject(s): Social ScienceOnline resources: Click here to access online

Contents:

Introduction: Indigeneity and Universality in Social Science Social Science and the Quest for a Just Society The Captive Mind and Creative Development The Call for Indigenization Economic Theory and Development Practice Critique and the Sri Lankan ExperiencePseudo-Modernization and the Formation of Youth Poverty in a Rural Economy Opportunities and Threats - A Case Study of Nepal Inquiring Minds and Inquiry Frames NGO Failure and the Need to Bring Back the State Values and Development Gross National HappinessGross National Happiness Bhutan's Vision of Development and Its ChallengesGlimpses of Social Structure in Ancient Indian Kautilya's Relevance for Sociology in South AsiaInstitution-Building in South Asia Dilemmas and ExperiencesTraditions and Actors 'Communities' Reconfigured in 19th Century IndiaGlobalization, Intellectual Property Rights and Indigenous Response Consultative Managerial Leadership Style in India A Viable AlternativeThe Indigenous and the Modern Education in South AsiaUrban Sociology of South Asia The Problem of Formulating the Indigenous

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Introduction: Indigeneity and Universality in Social Science
Social Science and the Quest for a Just Society
The Captive Mind and Creative Development
The Call for Indigenization
Economic Theory and Development Practice
Critique and the Sri Lankan ExperiencePseudo-Modernization and the Formation of Youth
Poverty in a Rural Economy
Opportunities and Threats - A Case Study of Nepal Inquiring Minds and Inquiry Frames
NGO Failure and the Need to Bring Back the State
Values and Development
Gross National HappinessGross National Happiness
Bhutan's Vision of Development and Its ChallengesGlimpses of Social Structure in Ancient Indian
Kautilya's Relevance for Sociology in South AsiaInstitution-Building in South Asia
Dilemmas and ExperiencesTraditions and Actors
'Communities' Reconfigured in 19th Century IndiaGlobalization, Intellectual Property Rights and Indigenous Response
Consultative Managerial Leadership Style in India
A Viable AlternativeThe Indigenous and the Modern
Education in South AsiaUrban Sociology of South Asia
The Problem of Formulating the Indigenous

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