Sujata Patel

Sujata Patel is an Indian sociologist, currently holding the position of National Fellow at the Indian Institute of Advanced Study.

Sujata Patel

Bibliography

Authored and edited books
  • The ISA Handbook of Diverse Sociological Traditions (London: Sage, 2010)
  • Urban Studies. Readers in Sociology and Social Anthropology (Co-editor) (Delhi: OUP, 2006)
  • Bombay and Mumbai. The City in Transition (Co-edited with Jim Masselos) (Delhi: OUP, 2003)
  • Thinking Social Science in India. Essays in Honour of Alice Thorner. (Co-editor with Jashodhara Bagchi and Krishna Raj)(New Delhi: Sage, 2002)
  • Bombay Metaphor for Modern India (Co-editor with Alice Thorner) (Bombay and Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1995/96/2000)
  • Bombay Mosaic of Modern Culture (Co-editor with Alice Thorner) (Bombay and Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1995/96/2000)
  • Making of Industrial Relations. Ahmedabad Textile Industry 1918–1939 (Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1986)

Selected journal articles and book chapters
  • 'Sociology’s ‘Other’. The Debate on European Universals in The Encyclopaedia of Life Support Systems (Social Sciences and Humanities),UNESCO, 2010.www.eolss.net
  • Seva, sangathanas and gurus: service and the making of the Hindu nation in Gurpreet Mahajan and Surinder Jodhka (ed.s) Religion, Community and Development, Delhi, Routledge2010
  • Introduction. Diversities of Sociological Traditions in Sujata Patel, (ed) The ISA Handbook of Diverse Sociological Traditions, Sage London, 2010
  • At crossroads. Sociology in India in Sujata Patel, (ed) The ISA Handbook of Diverse Sociological Traditions, Sage, London, 2010
  • In Conversation with Professor Sujata Patel, Interview with Pooja Adhikary, ISA E Bulletin, Number 14, November 2009
  • Doing Urban Studies in India. The Challenges. Special issue on Indian Sociology, South African Review of Sociology, 40 (1) 2009
  • The Ethnography of the Labouring Poor in India Introduction, The Jan Breman Omnibus, Delhi, Oxford University Press, 2007
  • Towards a praxiological understanding of Indian Society The Sociology of A.R. Desai in Satish Deshpande, Nandini Sundar and Patricia Uberoi (ed.s) Anthropology of the East: The Indian Foundations of a Global Discipline, New Delhi, Permanent Black, 2007
  • Sociological Study of Religion, Colonial Modernity, and Nineteenth Century Majoritarianism. Economic and Political Weekly, 42 (13), 1089–1094. 2007
  • Mumbai. The Mega-City of a Poor Country in Klaus Segbers (ed) The Making of Global City Regions: Johannesburg, Mumbai/Bombay, Sao Paulo, and Shanghai, Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Press, 2007
  • Empowerment, Co-option, and Domination: The Politics of Employment Guarantee Scheme of Maharashtra in Economic and Political Weekly, 41 (50) 5126–5133, 2006
  • Urban Studies: An Exploration in Theory and Practices in Sujata Patel and Kushal Deb (ed.s) Urban Studies, Reader in Sociology and Social Anthropology (Series Editor TN Madan) Delhi, Oxford University Press, 2006
  • Beyond Binaries. Towards Self Reflexive Sociologies, Current Sociology, 54 (3), 381–395, 2006
  • Challenges to Sociological Practices in India Today, International Sociological Association E Bulletin,Spring March 2006
  • Regional Politics, City Conflicts and Communal Riots: Ahmedabad 1985–86 in Rajendra Vora and Anne Feldhouse (eds) Region and Regionalism, New Delhi Manohar, 353–376, 2006

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