Unintended Revolution: Middle Class, Development, and Non-Governmental Organizations (Jagiellonian Studies in Cultural Anthropolgy)
by Anna Romanowicz, Aparajita Bakshi
Unintended Revolution examines the middle class, development, and non-governmental organizations through a cultural anthropology perspective. As part of the Jagiellonian Studies in Cultural Anthropology series, it offers a scholarly framework for considering social change, development processes, and the complex role of NGOs.
About This Book
Unintended Revolution focuses on the relationships among the middle class, development, and non-governmental organizations.
The book approaches these subjects through the lens of cultural anthropology.
Its title points to an examination of social change and development processes, with attention to outcomes that may not have been intended.
This volume is part of the Jagiellonian Studies in Cultural Anthropology series.
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