A Punjabi Village in Pakistan

Zekiye Eglar

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Social and Economic Development in India Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics South Asian Studies and Diaspora

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An observational study of Pakistani society, offering a holistic and humanistic view of village life, particularly the women. Provides and in-depth perspective into the social and economic patterns of a village, prior to the Green Revolution of 1958, which changed agricultural practices and land ownership.

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