The Oxford history of Indian business
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The Oxford history of Indian business
Tokyo : Oxford University Press, 2004
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  佐賀
  長崎
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. [345]-359) and indexes
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"This rich, versatile, and significant contribution to the study of business history has the potential of emerging as a classic on the subject. It will be valuable for students and scholars of economic history, management, business studies, sociology, and economics. It will also be of great interest to professionals, managers, foreign investors, and general readers interested in the subject."---I.G. Patel, eminent economist and former Director, London School of Economics and Politics "The contribution of Indian business and industry to national economic development is indeed very significant...I am sure the readers will find glimpses of all these valuable aspects and enrich their knowledge from the book of Shri Tripathi who is a person of outstanding ability in this field."---S.S. Kanoria, former President, FICCI "Presenting a systematic account of the transition from trade to industry, this book provides a comprehensive understanding of the forces that have shaped th e Indian business in the last three centuries. It will be a rewarding reading for corporate leaders, policy-makers, and the students and teachers of business administration."
---Gita Piramal, Managing Editor, The Smart Manager The growing importance of business in the economic and social life of the country notwithstanding, research on the formative phases of Indian business is almost non-existent. The Oxford History of Indian Business is one of the first to provide an analysis of the roots of modern business practices in India and of the forces that shaped the features and characteristics that distinguish business today. Illustrated with rare pictures, this authoritative history of Indian business in the modern period charts the course of the transition of Indian business from mercantile capitalism to industrial capitalism. Using the socio-economic and political developments in the eighteenth century--often considered the cradle of the strategies and structure s whi ch characterize Indian business today--as the backdrop, Professor Tripathi discusses the aftermath of the imperial crisis, the onslaught of the industrial revolution and its impact on India, the rise of the managing agency system, and t he b eginning of industrial capitalism.
Subsequent chapters analyse the development of joint-stock firms, the rise of new industrial elite, promulgation of company laws, setting up of modern banking systems, and the course of Indian business during the First World War, the Depression, and the Second World War. Professor Tripathi goes on to discuss growth of business in free India, the emergence of the public sector, changing managerial structures, technological choices, and the development of business education. The response of Indian business to the call of globalization and liberalization, and the emerging business potential of India in the new millennium are presented, bringing the analysis up to present times. The narrative is enr iched by case studies of successful business houses and personalities illustrating their role in the evolution of business in India. Thoroughly researched and engagingly written, this volume has been extensively cross-referenced and the narra tive compl emented by additional readings and detailed indices.
Scholars and students of business management and business history, management professionals, economists, business journalists, publicists, and foreign investors will all find this comprehensive volume a useful reference. General readers interested in business history and Indian business and its development will enjoy this work.
目次
- PREFACE
- INTRODUCTION
- THE BACKDROP: INDIAN BUSINESS C.1700
- MERCHANTS DURING THE IMPERIAL CRISIS
- THE AGE OF THE AGENCY HOUSES
- EXPERIMENTS IN INDO-BRITISH PARTNERSHIP
- THE WESTERN SCENARIO
- THE BEGINNINGS OF A NEW AGE
- AN INSANE INTERLUDE
- RISE OF THE INDUSTRIAL ELITE
- THE BEGINNINGS OF MODERN BUSINESS INSTRUMENTALITIES
- DEVELOPING AN IDENTITY
- TOWARDS MATURITY
- EXPATRIATES AND MULTINATIONAL
- DURING THE WAR AND BEYOND
- TECHNOLOGY CHOICES IN COLONIAL INDIA
- BUSINESS AND POLITICS IN COLONIAL INDIA
- BUSINESS ENTERPRISE IN FREE INDIA
- THE SUMMING UP
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- INDEX
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