India working : Essays on society and economy

By:

Harriss-White Barbara

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Publication details: Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2004Description: 316p xixISBN:

9780521007634

Subject(s):

1. India - Economic Conditions - 19472. India - Economic Policy - 1991

DDC classification:

330.954000 HAR

Contents:

Table of contents 1. Introduction: the character of the Indian economy; 2. Labour, work and its social construction in India; 3. Class: Indian development and the intermediate classes; 4. The local state and the informal economy; 5. Gender, family businesses and business families; 6. India's religious plurality and its implications for the economy; 7. Caste and corporatist capitalism; 8. Space and synergy; 9. How India works; 10. Postscript: Proto-fascist politics and the economy.

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Table of contents
1. Introduction: the character of the Indian economy;
2. Labour, work and its social construction in India;
3. Class: Indian development and the intermediate classes;
4. The local state and the informal economy;
5. Gender, family businesses and business families;
6. India's religious plurality and its implications for the economy;
7. Caste and corporatist capitalism;
8. Space and synergy;
9. How India works;
10. Postscript: Proto-fascist politics and the economy.

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