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Society in Transition

Social Change, Institutions, and the Crisis of Modernity

By Dr. Basharat Ali

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Lumina Literati Publishing
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2026 · First edition
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978-627-7813-60-4
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10.65758/isbn.9786277813604
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Society in Transition examines how demographic change, economic restructuring, digital technologies, and ecological and geopolitical pressures reshape everyday life. Bringing classical and contemporary sociology into conversation, it explores the uneven adjustment of families, education, work, welfare, and the state. The book connects institutional lag with inequality, insecurity, declining trust, and fragmented belonging, while considering how public institutions can respond. Its central contribution is a conceptual framework linking transition, institutional fit, distribution, and legitimacy, together with a proposed protocol for comparative empirical research. Written for students, researchers, and policy practitioners, it offers a basis for investigating social change and assessing more inclusive institutional responses.

Inside the book

  1. 01

    Modernity Out of Sync

    Conceptualizing and Measuring Social Transition

  2. 02

    The Great Reordering

    Demography, Economy, Technology, and Compounded Risk

  3. 03

    The Institutional Lag

    Family, Education, Work, Welfare, and State Capacity

  4. 04

    The Crisis of Modernity

    Inequality, Insecurity, Trust, and Fragmented Belonging

  5. 05

    Re-Synchronizing Society

    Institutional Resilience, Policy, and Collective Responsibility

About the author

Dr. Basharat Ali

Dr. Basharat Ali is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Government College University Faisalabad, Pakistan. He received his doctorate from the same university in 2019, following an MS/MPhil from the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, in 2014. His doctoral work investigated elder abuse in Punjab, examining its extent, contributing factors, and effects on older people. His research interests span ageing and gerontology, population change, public health, social policy, gender, and community development. He works with both quantitative and qualitative approaches to social research. Alongside undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, he supervises student research. His wider interests include social inequality, reproductive health, youth, and digital society, with an emphasis on research that can inform public policy and community practice.

Source: Government College University Faisalabad author profile.

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