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Routledge Enterprise Culture in Neoliberal India - Routledge Studies

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Description

This comprehensive academic work explores how enterprise culture and entrepreneurship have reshaped Indian society over recent decades, extending far beyond economic impact to fundamentally alter social attitudes and conduct. Drawing on extensive empirical and ethnographic research, the book examines enterprise culture across multiple dimensions including workplace dynamics, educational systems, religious institutions, commerce, cinema, media representation, youth identity formation, gender relations, class development and urban governance. Scholars and students of South Asian studies, sociology, anthropology and development studies will find this Routledge Contemporary South Asia Series volume essential for understanding the complex interplay between neoliberal economic policies and cultural transformation in contemporary India.

Key Features

Published by Routledge as part of the Contemporary South Asia Series, offering peer-reviewed scholarly research on Indian society and culture.

Covers enterprise culture across diverse sectors including workplace, education, religion, trade, films, and media within the Indian context.

Based on extensive empirical and ethnographic research conducted by multiple contributors specialising in South Asian studies.

Examines how entrepreneurship influences youth identity, gender relations, class formation and urban politics in neoliberal India.

Ideal for academic libraries, university courses in sociology, anthropology, South Asian studies and development economics.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
10 October 2013
Listed Since
09 May 2013

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