Agrarian relations and accumulation

By:

Patnaik, Utsa (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Oxford University Press; 1990Description: 272 pISBN:

019562565X

Subject(s):

Agriculture Economic aspects India

DDC classification:

338.1 AGR

Summary: A wide-ranging discussion took place among academics in India and outside during the sixties and seventies on the development of capitalist production in Indian agriculture. The contributions to this debate, with a few exceptions, appeared in Economic and Political Weekly and soon acquired the appellation 'the mode of production debate'. This volume brings together for the first time an edited selection of the contributions during the decade 1968-1978.

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A wide-ranging discussion took place among academics in India and outside during the sixties and seventies on the development of capitalist production in Indian agriculture. The contributions to this debate, with a few exceptions, appeared in Economic and Political Weekly and soon acquired the appellation 'the mode of production debate'. This volume brings together for the first time an edited selection of the contributions during the decade 1968-1978.

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