The Sociology of Greed

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Focusing on the role of greed among leaders, this book provides a detailed analysis of banking crises in early-twentieth century Bengal, set against the backdrop of colonial capitalism. It explores how these crises contributed to both institutional and social collapse, offering fresh insights into the interplay between financial institutions and societal impacts. The work challenges traditional narratives by examining the motivations behind the actions of those in power during a tumultuous period in history.