Social Solidarity

Cooperatives in Rural Society: A Sociological Perspective

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Introduction Rural societies across the world have long been characterized by close-knit communities, traditional economies, and collective modes of production. Within this context, cooperatives have emerged as an important institution for promoting social and economic development. A cooperative is a voluntary association of individuals who come together to meet common needs—economic, social, or cultural—through a … Read more

Social and Cultural Relations in Village Community: A Sociological Perspective

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Weber’s Protestant Ethic: Does Capitalism Still Need Religion?

Introduction on Social and Cultural Relations The Indian village community has long been regarded as the backbone of the country’s social and cultural life. Despite modernization, urbanization, and globalization, rural life still holds immense sociological significance. The village remains the fundamental unit of India’s social structure, where human relationships are governed not merely by economic … Read more