Indian Economic & Social History Review -- Table of Contents (September 1 1991, 28 [3])

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Omkar Goswami and Aseem Shrivastava: Commercialisation of Indian agriculture, 1900-1940: What do supply response functions say?
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 229-260. [PDF]

Shekhar Pathak: The begar abolition movements in British Kumaun
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 261-279. [PDF]

Tim Dyson and Arup Maharatna: Excess mortality during the Bengal famine: A re-evaluation
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 281-297. [PDF]

K.N. Ganesh: Ownership and control of land in medieval Kerala: Janmam—kanam relations during the 16th-18th centuries
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 299-321. [PDF]

Gyan Prakash: Book Reviews : WILLIAM CROOKE, A Glossary of North Indian Peasant Life, edited, with an Introduction, Appendices and Notes, by Shahid Amin, Oxford University Press, Delhi, 1989. liv, 290 pp., Rs. 185
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 325-326. [PDF]

Ravinder Kaur: Book Reviews : DANIEL GOLD, The Lord as Guru: Hindi Sants in the North Indian Tradi tion, Oxford University Press, New York, 1987, 250 pp. , Rs. 165
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 327-328. [PDF]

Peter Robb: Book Reviews : STEPHEN HENNINGHAM, A Great Estate and its Landlords in Colonial India: Darbhanga 1860-1942, Oxford University Press, Delhi, 1990, 179 pp., Rs. 185
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 328-330. [PDF]

G. Balachandran: Book Reviews : R.P.T. DAVENPORT—HINES, and GEOFFREY JONES, eds., British Business in Asia since 1860, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1989, xvi + 301 pp., £ 35.00
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 330-332. [PDF]

Niraja Gopal Jayal: Book Reviews : LARRY DIAMOND, JUAN J. LINZ, SEYMOUR MARTIN LIPSET, eds., Democracy in Asia, Vistaar Publications, New Delhi, 1989, 487 pp., Rs. 295
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 332-333. [PDF]

Kunal Chakrabarti: Book Reviews : R.K. KANCHAN. Hindu Kingdoms of South-East Asia, Cosmo Publications, New Delhi, 1990, xxi+372 pp., Rs. 225
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 333-334. [PDF]

Stewart Gordon: Book Reviews : DIRK H.A. KOLFF, Naukar, Rajput, and Sepoy: the ethnohistory of the military labour.market in Hindustan, 1450-1850, Cambridge, 1990, xvi + 217 pp., £ 30
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 334-335. [PDF]

P.N. Dhar: Book Reviews : BALDEV RAJ NAYAR, India's mixed economy: The role of ideology and interest in its development, Popular Prakashan, Bombay, 1988, xi + 421 pp., Rs. 350
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 336-338. [PDF]

Partha Sarathi Gupta: Book Reviews : PAUL B. RICH, Race and Empire in British Politics, Cambridge University Press, 1986, xiii + 272 pp., notes, bibliography, index, £ 25
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 338-339. [PDF]

Suresh Tendulkar: Book Reviews : AMARTYA SEN Commodities and Capabilities, Oxford University Press, Delhi, 1987, 89 pp., Rs. 60. AMARTYA SEN with contributions from J. Muellbauer, R. Kanbur, K. Hart and B. Williams, ed., G. Hawthorn, The Standard of Living, The Tanner Lectures, Clare Hall, Cambridge, 1985, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1987, xiv + 125 pp
Indian Economic & Social History Review 1991 28: 339-340. [PDF]

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