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On the Foibles of Indian Sociology: Some Suggestions Towards Their Rectification
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Max Weber, Capitalism and the Religion of India
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Youth in a Comparative Perspective
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Paradigms of learning-The Total Literacy Campaign in India
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Missing brides in rural Haryana: A study of adverse sex ratio, poverty and addiction
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Wind, traffic and dust: The recycling of wastes
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'Four makes society': Women's organisation, Dravidian nationalism and women's interpretation of caste, gender and change in South India
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Yanadi kinship terminology and the expression of affinity
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Challenging traditional authority
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The kinship, marriage and gender experiences of Tamil women in Sri Lanka's tea plantations
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Taking liberties in festive song
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4 January 2008 Contributions to Indian Sociology at fifty
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Islamic ‘reform’, the nation-state and the liberal subject
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David Pocock’s Contributions and the legacy of Leavis
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