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Write short note: Industrialisation and family change in India, with examples.

  • UPSC 2006
  • Systems of Kinship in India

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Talcott Parsons held that the structurally isolated nuclear family fits industrial society because it frees labour for geographical and social mobility, and William J. Goode generalised this into a world convergence on the conjugal family. Indian industrialisation has produced a different result, and the studies are the argument.

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  • The classic industrial studies
  • Business communities: kinship as industrial infrastructure
  • The worker's split household
  • The contemporary case
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