The Western-educated Man in India: A Study of His Social Roles and Influence

xiii, 237 pp, preface, acknowledgments, 1. the Nature of the Study; 2. Changes in the Character and Outlook of the Individual; 3. The Use of Foreign Training in India; 4. Implications for International Understanding; 5. Recommendations; index. First Edition, 1955. "In this book, the authors analyze the consequences of a foreign education for the individual, for his society, and for international understanding. They also make recommendations on policies and practices with respect to the interchange of students between India and the United States. Everyone interested in the cross-cultural relations as well as those directly concerned with the exchange of students will find this a perceptive and stimulating book." from the jacket flap. Price clipped. Faintly age-toned spine dj. Slightest wear to top edge pages 1557-177, else, Pristine, no wear. Clean, tight and strong binding with no underlining, highlighting or marginalia. Black cloth with glossy bronze lettering to spine. Size: 8vo.