Important issues have been raised by Indian Marxist agricultural economists in a debate about 'The Mode of Production in Indian Agriculture'.' That debate is taking place in the context of far-reaching changes that have taken place in Indian agriculture in recent years; changes that were once celebrated as 'The Green Revolution'. Today, its conservative authors as well as its radical critics are compelled, by the force of the contradictions in rural class relations (as well as in the economy as a whole) that have been brought to the surface as a consequence, to move beyond the limits of justification or condemnation, to analyse and assess the nature and significance of the structural changes that have been brought about
Ever since from classical times, the Indian economy is totally dependent on agriculture. D...
This paper attempts to ascertain the requirements (in terms of ownership of factors of production) f...
India has enjoyed rapid economic growth over the past forty years, GDP per capita (PPP$) acceleratin...
The aim of my work is to bring closer the indian agricultural policy to a reader. Firstly, I will fo...
Faced with large-scale food insecurity in the mid-twentieth century, India adopted innovative agricu...
(HYV) of seeds, was initiated in India at a critical time in its history. Urban biased policies of r...
This book studies agrarian change and the factors which have the potential to control and direct the...
This paper re-interrogates the positions on the agrarian question in India, to reach fresh conclusio...
The landlord and his emaciated labourer are symbolic of Indian agriculture. However, this relationsh...
Changes in agrarian structure can occur in either of the two ways:(1) as a result of the spontaneous...
This paper attempts to ascertain the requirements (in terms of ownership of factors of production) f...
Technology and society share a close relationship, as the adoption of new technologies has consequen...
Tracking the revolutionary changes in the Indian agricultural sector, it is quite clear that technol...
India is predominantly an agricultural nation. Agriculture is the source of livelihood security for ...
Indian State, in the neoliberal era, no longer intervenes in the agricultural markets and provides m...
Ever since from classical times, the Indian economy is totally dependent on agriculture. D...
This paper attempts to ascertain the requirements (in terms of ownership of factors of production) f...
India has enjoyed rapid economic growth over the past forty years, GDP per capita (PPP$) acceleratin...
The aim of my work is to bring closer the indian agricultural policy to a reader. Firstly, I will fo...
Faced with large-scale food insecurity in the mid-twentieth century, India adopted innovative agricu...
(HYV) of seeds, was initiated in India at a critical time in its history. Urban biased policies of r...
This book studies agrarian change and the factors which have the potential to control and direct the...
This paper re-interrogates the positions on the agrarian question in India, to reach fresh conclusio...
The landlord and his emaciated labourer are symbolic of Indian agriculture. However, this relationsh...
Changes in agrarian structure can occur in either of the two ways:(1) as a result of the spontaneous...
This paper attempts to ascertain the requirements (in terms of ownership of factors of production) f...
Technology and society share a close relationship, as the adoption of new technologies has consequen...
Tracking the revolutionary changes in the Indian agricultural sector, it is quite clear that technol...
India is predominantly an agricultural nation. Agriculture is the source of livelihood security for ...
Indian State, in the neoliberal era, no longer intervenes in the agricultural markets and provides m...
Ever since from classical times, the Indian economy is totally dependent on agriculture. D...
This paper attempts to ascertain the requirements (in terms of ownership of factors of production) f...
India has enjoyed rapid economic growth over the past forty years, GDP per capita (PPP$) acceleratin...