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Indian Urbanization and Planning: Vehicles of Modernization

and is insightful on the question of why the large amount of research sponsored by the Center has had relatively little programmatic impact. The book is weaker in its observations on the administrative problems of the block or the district. For example, he pays scant attention to the question of the quantity of work undertaken by family planning staff at these peripheral levels—a problem which I believe is central to the present government strategy in India. The most frustrating aspect of this book is that it betrays excessive haste in the research, the writing, and the printing. The volume is too short for the range of topics covered, there are passages that read like notes, and there are many typographical errors. Given the genuine contribution of some parts of the book, one feels that a longer volume with more concentration on analysis would have been very worthwhile.