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Unlock the fascinating insights of Max Weber on the rise of the city and the process of rationalization—a cornerstone for UPSC Sociology Optional and Political Science.
In this video, we explore how Weber defined the city as a relatively closed settlement, large in size, with a marketplace and partial political autonomy. We explain why Western cities developed a uniquely rational character, while societies like China (traditional community) and India (caste system) faced barriers to rational urban growth.
👉 Learn how the modern city became the foundation for capitalism, bureaucracy, and rational economy.
👉 Discover critiques and extensions from Henri Pirenne, Fernand Braudel, Charles Tilly, Michael Mann, Partha Chatterjee, Manuel Castells, and David Harvey.
👉 Perfect for UPSC CSE Sociology Optional, GS-II Polity, and anyone curious about the evolution of urban society.
📌 What you’ll gain from this video:
Weber’s definition of the city & rationalization
Why Western cities became rationalized
The link between city & rational economy
Comparative insights from other sociologists
Relevance for UPSC Mains answers & interviews
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