This study was initiated in a time of severe drought in Gujarat state in western India and
focuses on a village located in this semi-arid region. It explores the dimensions of the …

The paper explains why contractually interlocked agrarian markets differ from price—and
quantity—adjustments under pressures of excess demand/supply in neoclassical general …

Sharecropping has proved the commonplace rental contract in many areas of the world
during some period of the rural economy. It scarcely needs mentioning that this relationship …

Women's major productive role (outside of the home) in agriculture and the crucial part
which women play in peasant revolts have been more or less ignored by social scientists. In …

This paper reports data on terms and conditions of share‐cropping contracts collected in
1975–6 from 334 randomly chosen villages in four states in India. Among other things, it …

First Published in 1983. Of all the social relationships that exist in the countryside in
contemporary poor countries, and which have existed in the past in 'developed'countries …

The present paper seeks to analyse the impact of technological transformation on tenancy
relations in Punjab. The paper is divided into three parts. In Section I the author sets out the …

This study examines the relationship between democratic governance and economic
development in post-independence India. The author addresses the paradox of India's …

Elinizdeki kitap, küresel iktisadın neoliberal ideoloji güdümünde geçen 1980-2009 dönemini
betimlemek ve irdelemek amacı ile yazılmış olup, giriş ve sonuç bölümleri dışında, başlıca …

The article examines the nature of interlinked modes of exploitation on the basis of evidence
from three villages in Uttar Pradesh (India). It is argued that the interlocked relationships …