Discipline

Sociology

Urban Studies; Development Studies; Rural/Agrarian Sociology; Law and Governance; Legal Pluralism; Vulnerability and Adaptation to Climate Change; Gender and Development; Disaster Studies; Ethnicity and Multiculturalism;; Sociological Theory; Anthropology of corruption; Constitutional Law; Sociology of Higher Education; Sociology of Religion and Kinship; Conversion; Christianity in India; Caste today; Religious Institutions; Hierarchy/Stratification; Sociology in/of India; Contemporary Karnataka; Sociology of Development and Environment; Natural Resource Conflicts; Issues of Livelihoods and Problems of Marginalized Class; Resource Rights; Subaltern Resistance and Movements and Political Ecology; Sociology and political economy of Finance; Political Economy of Development; Indian Political Economy; Theories of Money; Classical Political Economy; New and Old Institutionalism and History of Economic Thought; Issues of Gender and Sexuality; Medical Anthropology; Anthropology of the Body and Embodiment; Post­Colonial Studies; Post­Modern Feminist Studies and Southern Theories; Caste: Civility and Democracy; Civil Society, Ethnography Studies; Inclusion and Exclusion; Environmental Sociology; Social and Environmental Movements; Environmental Politics with a focus on Social inequality and Natural Resource Conflicts especially in Rural India; Issues of Livelihood and Problems of Marginalized Class and Political Ecology; Science and Technology Studies; Sociology of Medicine and Public Health.

Sociology - Faculty

Ahona Roy
Ahonaa Roy
Associate Professor
Anush Kapadia
Associate Professor
D.Parthasarathy
D.Parthasarathy
Professor (on lien)
Ilito H. Achumi
Ilito H. Achumi
Assistant Professor
Kushal Deb
Kushal Deb
Professor
Mahendra Shahare
Assistant Professor
Raile R. Ziipao
Raile R. Ziipao
Assistant Professor
Ramesh Bairy T S
Ramesh Bairy T S
Associate Professor
Rowena Robinson
Professor
Suryakant Waghmore
Suryakant Waghmore
Professor

Sociology - Course

Course Number: HS 652
Credit: 2

1. Introduction to Qualitative Methods
2. Ethnography 302226 Participant and Non-Participant
3. Grounded Theory, Narrative Analysis… Read More

Course Number: HS 200
Credit: 3

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Course Number: HS 307
Credit: 6

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Course Number: HS 412
Credit: 6

Nature, Definitions and Characteristics of Social Movement, Relationship with state and Civil Society Theories of Social Movements Social… Read More

Course Number: HS 647
Credit: 6

The emergence of social theory The sociological imagination The division of labour in society Capitalism and commodification of social relations… Read More

Course Number: HS 601
Credit: 6

What is meant by developmen (Why) Do we need development? Who is developmentfor? How do we achieve development?o State capitalism, Elites and… Read More

Course Number: HS 626
Credit: 6

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Course Number: HS 637
Credit: 6

• History of the social science study of disaster • What can anthropology tell us about disaster? • What is a disaster? Types and causes •… Read More

Course Number: HS 800
Credit: 6

The nature and process of research, selection and formulation of a research problem. Research design: explanatory and descriptive studies, testing… Read More

Course Number: HS 661
Credit: 6

Action, structure, function and agency  Self and other  The social construction of reality  Structuralism in sociology / anthropology  The… Read More

Course Number: HS 491
Credit: 6

Urban Social Structure. Social stratification in cities. Modern occupational structure. Urban space and social processes. Tradition and modernity… Read More

Course Number: HS 200
Credit: 3

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Course Number: HS 662
Credit: 6

Social Inequality and Social Stratification in India: Caste, Tribe, Class (Urban and Rural, Agrarian, Middle Class), Ethnicity)  Family and… Read More

Course Number: HS 312
Credit: 6

How technoscientific and social phenomena interact and influence each other?How scientific knowledge and technological artifacts are constructed… Read More

Course Number: HS 804
Credit: 6

John Rex, Key Problems of Sociological Theory, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1961. Jon Martindale, The Nature and Types of Sociological Theory,… Read More

Course Number: HS 108
Credit: 4

1. The Sociological Imagination: Lying at the intersection of Biography and History, Individual versus social constraint, Private troubles versus… Read More

Course Number: PS 634
Credit: 6

Indian constitution as a foundation for policy making; Universal human rights and social justice; Fundamental rights and directive principles of… Read More

Course Number: PS 640
Credit: 6

Course Content(List of the topics/sub-topics to be covered in the lectures/practicals/assignments):
3. GENDER, DEVELOPMENT AND THEORETICAL… Read More

Course Number: HS 449
Credit: 6

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Course Number: HS 643
Credit: 6

Anand, Nikhil. Hydraulic City: Water and the Infrastructures of Citizenship in Mumbai. Durham: Duke University Press. 2017.Anand, Nikhil, Akhil… Read More

Course Number: HS 629
Credit: 6

Sociology and the Environment: Mapping the field and its’ intellectual tradition Ecological PerspectivesSocial Ecology, Cultural Ecology, Eco-… Read More

Course Number: HS 640
Credit: 6

Relations between the family and civil society - Plato and Aristotle, Civility and Intellectual Autonomy – Kant, Civil Society as the site of… Read More