Social Well-Being, Development, and Multiple Modernities in Asia (Original PDF from Publisher)
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Explore the intersection of social transformation, well-being, and modernization across Asia with Social Well-Being, Development, and Multiple Modernities in Asia. Published by Springer in 2024, this interdisciplinary volume provides a critical look into how diverse Asian societies negotiate development and identity in an age of globalization. A must-read for researchers, sociologists, policymakers, and academics focusing on Asian studies and social development.
Description
Social Well-Being, Development, and Multiple Modernities in Asia presents an in-depth, scholarly exploration of the evolving landscape of social well-being in the context of Asia’s unique developmental trajectories. This book challenges Western-centric frameworks of modernization by analyzing the concept of “multiple modernities” and its application to Asian societies. Combining perspectives from sociology, political science, development studies, and cultural analysis, this title is ideal for graduate students, university faculty, policy researchers, development professionals, and anyone invested in comparative social development and public policy in the Asian context.
Key Features & Highlights:
- Explores social well-being from multi-dimensional cultural and regional perspectives
- Emphasizes localized pathways to modernization and their global implications
- Highlights emerging trends in development across South, East, and Southeast Asia
- Critically examines the role of governance, civil society, and identity in shaping well-being
- Integrates empirical research, theoretical insights, and policy analysis
- Offers a fresh look at modernization theory through an Asian lens
Topics Covered:
Includes core chapters on:
- Conceptual frameworks of well-being and development in Asian contexts
- The theory and implications of multiple modernities
- Social indicators, cultural values, and subjective well-being in diverse Asian regions
- The impact of globalization, urbanization, and governance models
- Regional case studies addressing inequality, public health, and social cohesion
About the Author(s):
Written by a team of distinguished scholars and development experts affiliated with leading universities and research institutions in Asia and beyond. Their combined expertise spans sociology, development studies, public policy, and Asian regional studies.
File Information
- Format: Original PDF (Publisher Version – Springer)
- File Size: [Specify if known, or write: “Optimized for academic use; includes tables, graphs, and citation-ready references”]
- Language: English
- Device Compatibility: Compatible with all major devices including desktops, tablets, laptops, and e-readers that support PDF format
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Is this book useful for academic research or thesis development?
A: Yes. This book is an excellent scholarly source, complete with empirical data, theoretical frameworks, and full references—making it ideal for academic research, literature reviews, and graduate-level coursework.
Q2: Does this digital version include all original figures and tables from the print edition?
A: Absolutely. This is the original publisher PDF from Springer, ensuring all visuals, charts, and formatting are preserved exactly as in the printed version.
Additional information
Publisher |
Springer |
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Published Year |
2024 |
Language |
English |
ISBN |
978-9819738656, 9789819738663 |
File Size |
9.9 MB |
Edition |
1 |
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