The worlds of Indian industrial labour

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The worlds of Indian industrial labour

edited by Jonathan P. Parry, Jan Breman, Karin Kapadia

(Contributions to Indian sociology, . Occasional studies ; 9)

Sage Publications, 1999

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  • : Us-hb

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This volume addresses the relative absence of recent sociological research on the social processes and consequences of industrialization in India, as well as the growing disjunction between the traditional concerns of Indian sociology with caste, kinship and ritual representations and values, and the study of industrial labour. It articulates a need for encouraging a rapprochement between the two.

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Introduction - Jonathan P Parry The Study of Industrial Labour in Post-Colonial India - The Formal Sector - Jan Breman An Introductory Review Work and Resistance in the Jharia Coalfield - Dilip Simeon On Living in the Kal(i)yug - Christopher Pinney Notes from Nagda, Madhya Pradesh Lords of Labour - Jonathan Parry Working and Shirking in Bhilai Just Like a Family? Recalling Relations of Production in the Textile Industries of Surat and Bhiwandi, 1940-60 - Douglas E Haynes Hope and Despair - Chitra Joshi Textile Workers in Kanpur in 1937-38 and the 1990s Questions of Class - Rajnarayan Chandavarkar The General Strikes in Bombay, 1928-29 At the Margins - Samita Sen Women Workers in the Bengal Jute Industry The Badli System in Industrial Labour Recruitment - Arjan de Haan Managers' and Workers' Strategies in Calcutta's Jute Industry Artisan Labour in the Agra Footwear Industry - Peter Knorringa Continued Informality and Changing Threats Gender Ideologies and the Formation of Rural Industrial Classes in South India Today - Karin Kapadia Diamonds and Patels - Miranda Engelshoven A Report on the Diamond Industry of Surat Asking For and Giving Baki - Geert de Neve Neo-Bondage, or the Interplay of Bondage and Resistance in the Tamilnadu Power-Loom Industry The Study of Industrial Labour in Post-Colonial India - The Informal Sector - Jan Breman A Concluding Review

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