Social power and everyday class relations : agrarian transformation in North Bihar
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Social power and everyday class relations : agrarian transformation in North Bihar
Sage Publications, 2001
- : US-HB
- : India HB
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [299]-306) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
`This excellent study of agriaran class relations in north Bihar has some old-fashioned virtues. It is compellingly documented, lucidly written, and deals with issues that clearly matter - and not just to Indianists' - The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute
`Anand Chakravarti has movingly and convincingly shown us that the Kosi River remains a "River of Sorrow" for the downtrodden in Aghanbigha' - Christopher V Hill, Contemporary South Asia
This book, based on intensive fieldwork, examines the inter-connection between the social power wielded by members of the dominant land-owning caste and their practice of agrarian capitalism.
目次
PART ONE: INTRODUCTION
The Problem
The Village
The Collection of Data
PART TWO: THE ANTECEDENTS OF COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURE
Preliminary Observations
Ecology and Agrarian Relations
The Traditional Agricultural Cycle
PART THREE: THE EMERGENCE OF NEW PRODUCTION RELATIONS
The Problem
The Decline of Sharecropping
The Consequences of Canal Irrigation
A Note on the Price Situation Pertaining to Crops Cultivated on Irrigated Land
Coping with the New Agricultural Cycle
Keeping Pace with Crop Time
Concluding Observations
PART FOUR: CLASSES IN AGHANBIGHA
The Problem
The Classes
Class Profiles
Concluding Observations
PART FIVE: THE DEMAND FOR LABOUR
Preliminary Observations
The Recruitment of Labour
Concluding Observations
PART SIX: THE EXTRACTION OF LABOUR, PART ONE: THE WORKING-DAY
Preliminary Observations
The Working-Day
Concluding Observations
PART SEVEN: THE EXTRACTION OF LABOUR, PART TWO: WAGES
Preliminary Observations
Daily Wages
Payments of Harvesting Paddy
Labour by Contract
The Wages of Farm Servants
Concluding Observations
PART EIGHT: CONCLUSIONS
Preliminary Observations
Some Reflections on Labour Relations in Aghanbigha
Caste, Class and State
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