Social sciences and planning in India / edited by Radhakamal Mukherjee

Includes index.

Social theory and planning The integration of the social sciences in relation to planning - Radhakamal Mukherjee Conditions of planned development: economic and non-economic - Baljit Singh Interdisciplinary approach in planning - R.N. Saksena Social change and economic growth - S.P. Nagendra Planned social change and human problem - K.S. Mathur Research and planning - V.K. Mathur Anthropological concepts in planning - B.K Roy Burman Project planning as aid to planning - L.D. Joshi Planning as a tool of Socio-economic development - V.B. Singh Achieving society and Planned social change Communication and planning Research prospectives for Communication development - D.P. Bharadwaj Communication of agricultural innovations: a sociological analysis - V.K. Mathur Diffusion of innovations: a case study - B.M. Pande Structural resistance to communication - Harsh Chandra Srivastava The process of opinion change - Mushtaq Ahmad Research in behavioural tendencies for rural planning - P.N. Shivpuri Tradition nad planned social change - Brij Raj Chauhan Communication Research and public health programmes - Khawaja A. Hasan Planning and the Gandhian way - Ram Bachan Singh Action research as a social experiment - R.R. Gupta Planning, people and participation - V. B. Singh Emerging patterns of rural leadership - B.M. Pande and P.N. Jain Training of village leaders - B.M. Pande Additional Change and leadership trends: a village study - R.V. Ramakrishna Social Welfare Administration - G.R. Madan Social Aspects of Agrarian relations - P.L. Rawat