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Debate #141 · Society, social change and institutions

Is Pakistan's traditional culture an obstacle to, or a guide for, planned social change?

Asked 5 times · 4 years · Sociology
This debate All debatesAsked beforeQuestions (5)PositionsSame themeIs Pakistan's family system breaking down or adapting to social change?Is crime in Pakistan driven more by inequality or by weak social control?Have globalisation and digital media eroded or enriched Pakistan's culture and social fabric?
+2 moreShould the state limit individual liberty for the sake of order?Does Pakistan's media serve truth or manipulate public opinion?

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Examiners want: Factors that speed up or slow down change, the role of ethnocentrism and cultural ethos, planned change, priority areas for policy

The questions

2020
CSS · Sociology · Compare

Differentiate between social change and social structural changes. Discuss three key areas which need immediate attention of policy makers.

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2019
CSS · Sociology · Discuss

How culture ethnocentrism promotes social change and maintain social order. Comment?

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2019
CSS · Sociology · Recommend

Discuss in detail that how unique culture ethos are impediments in the way of social change. Explain in detail the planned social change.

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2012
CSS · Sociology · Discuss

Discuss in detail the accelerating and decelerating factors of social change. How culture ethnocentrism promotes social change and maintains social order.

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2009
CSS · Sociology · Discuss

Define the term “Social Change". How it occurs in a traditional society? Discuss it in detail.

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