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... all sections of population to live a better life . Social change has been defined by different writers in different ways Law and Social Change in India after the Post- Independence Period Introduction Meaning, Nature and Role of Social ...
... all sections of population to live a better life . Social change has been defined by different writers in different ways Law and Social Change in India after the Post- Independence Period Introduction Meaning, Nature and Role of Social ...
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... social change devotes " Variation in , or modification of , any aspect of social process , social patterns , 3 social interaction or social organisation " . Gillui and Gillui regarded social ... SOCIAL CHANGE IN INDIA Causes of Social Change.
... social change devotes " Variation in , or modification of , any aspect of social process , social patterns , 3 social interaction or social organisation " . Gillui and Gillui regarded social ... SOCIAL CHANGE IN INDIA Causes of Social Change.
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... society , it is absolutely essential that changes in law should be pre - conditioned by the laws of social evolution . In other words , the changes in law should be only in those directions and to that extent which the people in general ...
... society , it is absolutely essential that changes in law should be pre - conditioned by the laws of social evolution . In other words , the changes in law should be only in those directions and to that extent which the people in general ...
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Preface | 11 |
Law and Social Change in India after the Post | 17 |
Social Legislation and Criminal Sanctions | 25 |
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