Indian Economic & Social History Review -- Table of Contents (March 1984, 21 [1])

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Richard M. Eaton: Conversion to Christianity among the Nagas, 1876-1971
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 1-44. [PDF]

Bharati Ray: The genesis of railway development in Hyderabad state: a case study in nineteenth century British Imperialism
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 45-69. [PDF]

David Baker: 'A serious time': forest satyagraha in Madhya Pradesh, 1930
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 71-90. [PDF]

Tanika Sarkar: Politics and women in Bengal- the conditions and meaning of participation
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 91-101. [PDF]

: The subaltern in Uttar Pradesh: a critical note Majid Hayat Siddiqi
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 103-109. [PDF]

S. Arasaratnam: Review symposium : IChapters: II South India: Some General Considerations of the Region and its Early HistoryIV Vijayanagara c. 1350-1564VII The State and the Economy c. 1500-1750. 3. The South X Non-Agricultural ProductionXI Indian Trade
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 111-116. [PDF]

Harbans Mukhia: Review symposium : II Chapters: III North India Under the Sultanate (sections 1-3) VII The State and the Economy: The Mughal Empire VIII The Systems of Agricultural Production: Mughal India IX Non-Agricultural Production: Mughal India
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 116-120. [PDF]

Om Prakash: Review symposium : III Chapters: III.4 The Currency System V The Maritime Trade of India XII Monetary System and Prices XIII Foreign Trade XIV.1 Towns and Cities: Mughal India XV. Standard of Living: Mughal India Appendix The Medieval Economy of Assam
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 120-127. [PDF]

Imtiaz Ahmad: Book reviews : ASGHAR ALI ENGINEER, The Bohras, Delhi, Vikas Publishing House, 1980, 341 pp., Rs 95
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 129-130. [PDF]

Andre Beteille: Book reviews : RONALD J. HERRING, Land to the Tiller: The Political Economy of Agrarian Reform in South Asia, Delhi, Oxford University Press, 1983, 325 pp., Rs 160
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 130-132. [PDF]

Gowher Rizvi: Book reviews : STANLEY A. KOCHANEK, Interest Groups and Development: Business and Poli tics in Pakistan, Delham, Oxford University Press, 1983, 393 pp. , Rs 110
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 132-134. [PDF]

Ashis Nandy: Book reviews : T.N. MADAN, Culture and Development, New Delhi, Oxford University Press, 1983, 61 pp. , Rs 15
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 134-135. [PDF]

Gopal Krishna: Book reviews : BARBARA DALY METCALF, Islamic Revival in British India: Deoband. 1860-1900, Princeton, New Jersey, Princeton University Press/New Delhi, Oxford University Press, 1982, Rs 225
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 135-137. [PDF]

Andre Beteille: Book reviews : BRYAN PFAFFENBERGER, Caste in Tamil Culture: The Religious Foundations of Sudra Domination in Tamil Sri Lanka, New Delhi, Vikas Publishing House, 1982, 268 pp., Rs 100
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1984 21: 137-138. [PDF]

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