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This 8 page paper discusses the career and work of Pranab Chatterjee, professor of sociology at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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in an interview. Discussion Degree, education and specialization: Chatterjee began his education in his native India, where he received his undergraduate degree. In 1961, he received his Masters Degree from
the University of Tennessee, and in 1963, he obtained a second Masters from the University of Chicago (Bio-sketch, 2006). He received his PhD from the University of Chicago in 1967
and came to Cleveland the same year, after he had worked for several years in various community centers and settlement houses in Chicago (Bio-sketch, 2006). Professor Chatterjees are of specialization
is in social work; in particular, his recent research has focused on the relationship between cultural adaptations and social development over time (Bio-sketch, 2006). He is preparing a book on
the subject and is also working on the problems of "aging populations in industrialized nations" and how these problems can be handled (Bio-sketch, 2006). Professor Chatterjee has published a
number of articles and books. Included in his oeuvre is a monograph entitled Local Leadership in Black Communities, which he published early in his career in Cleveland (Bio-sketch, 2006). He
has served as consulting editor on several professional journals, including the Journal of Social Work Education, the Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, the Journal of Applied Social Sciences and
Social Work (Bio-sketch, 2006). His books include Repackaging the Welfare State, which was published in 2000 (Bio-sketch, 2006). His recent work dealt with the issue of aging and adolescence in
different cultures, as well as the "relationship between justice and culture" (Bio-sketch, 2006). His most recent published work, which appeared in 2005, was done in conjunction with his student Angela
Curl; entitled Community and Adolescence, it appeared in 2005 in Social Development Issues. A second edition of the book he co-authored, Contemporary Human Behavior Theory, came out in 2006 (Bio-sketch,
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