Change and Development in Industrial Society
Madhya Pradesh Board · Class 12 · Sociology
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What to Focus On
- Industrialisation changes work, family life, and social relations.
- Marx, Weber, and Durkheim linked industry with urbanisation and anonymous relations.
- Alienation means work is not enjoyed and is done only for survival.
- India has a large agricultural workforce but agriculture contributes less to income growth.
- More than half of Indian workers are self-employed.
- The organised sector requires ten or more workers throughout the year and government registration.
- Liberalisation opened Indian industry to private and foreign investment.
- Parle drinks was bought by Coca Cola.
- Modern Foods was the first privatised company, and 60% of workers were forced to retire in five years.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Industrialisation automatically creates secure jobs for most people.
The organised sector means any large workplace.
The unorganised sector is small because it is less visible in cities.
Memory Tips
Industrialisation and urbanisation linked by Marx, Weber, and Durkheim
Alienation
Convergence thesis of Clark Kerr
Employment structure in developed countries
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