iarjhcsIARJHCSIARJHCS2709-3336https://doi.org/10.47310/iarjhcs.2022.v03i01.007The Protestant Culture and the Impact of Contemporary Mizo Socio-Economic Behaviour: Special Reference to Max Webber Theory of Protestant EthicsLaldinpuiiAssistant Professor Department of Public Administration Govt. Kolasib CollegeA religion establishes bonds between members of a community, facilitates cooperation and communicates common norms, and introduces mechanisms to ensure that good behavior is enforced. The Mizo social system is based on a tradition of trusteeship, truthfulness, and integrity. Historically, the Mizo religion is similar to other tribal ethnic religions that also practice ritual sacrifices and ceremonies. Religious beliefs and practices are tightly intertwined in their social lives. The introduction of British rule in Mizoram had a significant impact on the lives of the Mizo people. The British administration contributed positively to the Mizo people by introducing a modern approach to Mizo society and paving the way for the arrival of Christian missionaries. Meanwhile, Max Weber (1864-1920), a German sociologist and administrative thinker, believed that Protestantism precipitated social change. Therefore, this paper attempts to highlight the historical transition of Mizo Society from traditional society to modern civilized society and it will analyze the validation of Max Weber Protestantism ethics on the influence of early protestant missionaries in Mizoram.