Class, state, and development in India

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Class, state, and development in India

edited by Berch Berberoglu

Sage Publications, 1992

  • : India-hbk
  • : India-pbk
  • : US-hbk
  • : US-pbk

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India is undergoing numerous transformations in the social, political and economic spheres. Berberoglu explores the origins and developments of the present trends. The processes of change that have evolved during various stages - the precolonial era, British rule, independence and the present - are examined. This book provides insights into the nature and dynamics of the problems confronting Indian society today.

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Introduction - Berch Berberoglu Class, State and Development in India in Historical Perspective PART ONE: MODES OF PRODUCTION, SOCIAL FORMATION AND THE TRANSITION TO CAPITALISM IN INDIA The Mode of Production and Social Formation in India - Anupam Sen The Indian Capitalist Class and Imperialism Before 1947 - Bipin Chandra Capitalist Agriculture and Rural Classes in India - Gail Omvedt PART TWO: CAPITALIST INDUSTRIALIZATION IN INDIA India's Capitalist Industrialization - Paresh Chattopadhyay An Introductory Outline The Development of Monopoly Capital in India - Ranjit Sau A Perspective on the Recent Phase of India's Economic Development - Prabhat Patnaik Women's Industrial Employment in India - P M Mathew PART THREE: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LABOUR MOVEMENT IN INDIA The Origins and Development of the Communist and Workers' Movement in India, with Focus on the CPI - G Kotovsky The Communist Movement and the Theory and Practice of Peasant Mobilization in South India - Joseph Tharamangalam Appendix Mark Seldon An Interview with Dev Nathan - The Naxalite Legacy and the Political Economy of Contemporary India

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