EMERGING CAPITALISM IN INDIAN AGRICULTURE
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EMERGING CAPITALISM IN INDIAN AGRICULTURE
Book Details
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Author: Ambica Ghosh
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ISBN: 8170070783
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Edition: July 1988
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Multiple Book Set: No
About the Book
In this insightful work, Ambica Ghosh builds upon the earlier monograph, On the Development of Capitalist Relations in Agriculture (1977), which she co-authored with Professor K. Dutt. The book presents a historical analysis of the agricultural economy of undivided Bengal, focusing on two primary features: the nature of class relationships and the mode of production. Ghosh explores the development of capitalist relations in the agricultural sector, shedding light on how these economic structures evolved over time, particularly during colonial rule. The study examines how capitalist dynamics reshaped agricultural practices, social hierarchies, and economic exchanges in Bengal. The book provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the transition from feudal agricultural systems to capitalist ones, offering critical insights into the socio-economic transformations that took place during this period.
