MODERNIZATION AND FAMILY LIFE : A SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY

	Sachin S. Huggi Research Scholar , Department of Sociology, Gulbarga University, Gulbarga, Karnataka. View Profile Visit Site

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This paper discusses The world is now dominated by modernizing societies, and modernizing societies must continue to grow in adaptive complexity at least as fast as other competitor societies in order to survive. Modernization is a post-Second World War formulation when the Asian, African and Latin American countries became free from the colonial rules and moved on the path of development. These countries formed a political region, known as the Third World’. The rapid growth of modernizing societies has the con-sequence that the world is a smaller place with each passing year, while technological improvements mean that ever more of the world is suitable for modernization. the processes of modernization and industrialization from a very general and primarily sociological point of view. It does so also, it should be remembered, from a position within the very processes it describes. The phenomena of industrialization and modernization that are taken to have begun some two centuries ago and that were not until much later identified as distinct and novel concepts have yet arrived at any recognizable.

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