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Social Demography

afroze.eqbal999 / January 27, 2025 / Industrial sociology, Political Sociology, Sociology

Social Demography Social Demography: Detailed Overvie Course Objectives: To explain the determinants and implications of various aspects of the demographic […]

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Industrial sociology, Political Sociology, Rural Sociology, Social Anthropology, Sociology

Sociology of Planning & Development

afroze.eqbal999 / January 26, 2025 / Industrial sociology, Political Sociology, Rural Sociology, Social Anthropology, Sociology

Sociology of Planning & Development UNIT-I: Concept of Planning and Development 1. Concept of Planning and Development: Planning: A

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