دانلود کتاب Raising Cane: The Political Economy of Sugar in Western India

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Cover Half Title Title Copyright Dedication Contents List of Tables and Figures Acknowledgments PART ONE INTRODUCTION 1 The Problem An Anomalous Industry Nationalism and Dependency Theory Dependent India? Agrarian Regions in India Political Economy Enterprising Peasant Families Looking Ahead Notes 2 The Setting Malegaon Village c. 1885, Rural Life Before the British Raj Stratification Risk and Mobility Competition and Mobility Change in the 19th Century Conclusion Notes PART TWO SUGAR PRODUCTION BEFORE INDEPENDENCE 3 Irrigation and Imperialism Origin of the Deccan Canals The Problem of Unwanted Water Fiscal Pressures and Wasted Water The Sugarcane Block System Cane Blocks and Famine Protection Impact of Peasants on Policy Notes 4 Peasants Versus Capitalists North India: Origins of the Industry The Bombay Deccan: Cane and Gul Production The High Cost of Sugarcane Management of an Expensive Crop Relations of Production Origins of the Bombay Sugar Industry Reorganization from Below Conclusion Notes PART THREE MALEGAON VILLAGE, 1900-1950 5 Old Elites and New Entrepreneurs New Ideas and Movements History of the Jagir Shambhusingh Jadhavrao The Raja and the Sugar Economy Keshavrao Taware The Nira Valley Sugar Company Sugar Magnates Idealists and Other Innovators Notes 6 Migration and Economic Mobility Migrants with a Leg Up Drought and Migration Hazards in the Family Cycle Family Cycles and Upward Mobility Migrant Dhangars: A Success Story Less Fortunate Immigrants Local Land-Gainers Mobility for the Landless Local Land-Losers Overall Mobility Notes 7 The Pattern of Inequality and Mobility Data and Methods Economic Mobility and Inequality Caste and Mobility The Great Depression Political Economy So Far Notes PART FOUR COOPERATIVE SUGAR, 1950-1985 8 The Politics of Sugar Sugar Interests at the National Level Sugar Interests at the State Level The First Cooperative Factories Factory Organizers Near Baramati Cooperative Organization Evolution of Factory Politics Cooperatives and State Politics Notes 9 Performance and Impact of a Sugar Co-op Economic Rationale Growth of the Malegaon Factory Malegaon's Other Investments Investments by Other Sugar Co-ops Impact of the Malegaon Factory: Employment Indirect Employment Effects Diversification and Mobility Changes in Relations of Production Changes in Land Distribution Nonagricultural Incomes Poverty, Inequality, and Economic Expansion Notes 10 Why Do Some Cooperatives Work? Regional Differences in Sugar Production Technical and Economic Efficiency The Basis for a Class Alliance Comparisons with Other Types of Co-ops Competition and Efficiency Competition and Innovation Cooperative Factories in the North Competition and Accountability Notes PART FIVE CONCLUSION 11 Revolution from the Middle Grass-Roots Development The Rise of Progressive Peasants Oligarchy and Bureaucracy West Bengal Uttar Pradesh "Living in a Revolution" Notes Appendix on Methods Glossary Bibliography About the Book and Author Index