<p>Chapter-I Law and Social Change Theoritical Discussion<br />
Chapter-II Comparative Perspectives-Legal System and Social Change<br />
Chapter-III Colonial Experience-Indian Legal System and Social Change<br />
Chapter-IV Contemporary Experience-Indian Legal System and Social Change<br />
Chapter-V Law as Instrument of Social Change<br />
Chapter-VI Law, Social Change/Social Transformation and Judicial Process of India<br />
Chapter-VII Law as the Product of Traditions and Culture<br />
Chapter-VIII Historical and Sociological Study on the Role of the Law in Bringing about social change<br />
Chapter-IX Legal concepts in New Social Order (Alternative Approaches to Law)<br />
Chapter-X Approaches to Law and Justice During the Nationalist Struggle<br />
Chapter-XI Reception of English Law in India<br />
Chapter-XII Constitution&#39;s Orientation and Social Transformation<br />
Chapter-XIII Tools of Social Transformation<br />
Chapter-XIV Relationship Between Various Concepts and their Influence on Social Behaviour/Transformation<br />
Chapter-XV Protective Groups and the Law<br />
Chapter-XVI Modernization and the Law<br />
Chapter-XVII Education, Media and the Law<br />
Chapter-XVIII Economic, Political Structure and the Law-Parliamentary Democracy, Co- Operative Federalism<br />
Bibliography<br />
Table of Cases</p>
