A gap in the census surveys for England and Wales between 1921 and 1951 hinders the analysis of their labour structure for the interwar years. The present article uses a dataset containing occupational titles from the National Register – a census-like enumeration of 1939, recently digitised by the genealogy service ‘Find My Past’ – which was previously assigned numerical codes (the pst system). The study expands the existing data analysis on the occupational structure of England and Wales by introducing three further variables: the gender of the surveyed individuals, their age, and the shares of the inactive population per gender and age groups.
Christianity has universal claims and a temporal notion of a "certain finality". He argues that, driven "by the need to know and understand the governed", missionaries and anthropologists identified and classified religions of each ethnic group and, therefore, "the particular came to be masqueraded as the universal". Thus, Thomas downplays the role of indigenous movements in the formation of a Christian cosmology of communities in the Northeast.Taken together, the essays in Landscape, Culture, and Belonging are an important contribution to the scholarship of Northeast India. They should be essential reading for graduate students and scholars alike and stimulate a wide readership in the study of the formation of modern south Asia.
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