This book explores the basic components of rural sociology and provides an in-depth knowledge of rural communities, their social structures, and the issues that they confront in a world that is changing at a fast pace. Among the topics that are investigated are social stratification, family relationships, land ownership, rural migration, and the role that women play in rural economies. Through real-world case studies and comparative viewpoints that this book brings to light the influence that globalization, government policies, and modernity have had on rural living. Students, academics, and policymakers who are interested in gaining a better understanding of the intricacies of rural communities and the dynamics that are always changing will find Rural Realities to be an indispensable resource.
