Amiya Kumar Bagchi is the RBI Professor of Economics at the Centre for Studies in Social Sciences in Calcutta.
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Acknowledgement Capital and Labour at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century The Economics of Business and the Business of Economics Merchants and Colonialism Reflections on the Nature of the Indian Bourgeoisie Colonialism and the Nature of 'Capitalist' Enterprise in India The Ambiguity of Progress: Indian Society in Transition Wealtha nd Work in Calcutta: 1860-1921 Working-Class Consciousness Dualism and Dialectics in the Historiography of Labour Neo-liberal Economic Reforms and Workers of the Thrid World: At the End of the Second Millennium of the Christian Era Predatory Commercialization and Communalism in India Multiculturalism, Governance and the Indian Bourgeoisie Index
Acknowledgement Capital and Labour at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century The Economics of Business and the Business of Economics Merchants and Colonialism Reflections on the Nature of the Indian Bourgeoisie Colonialism and the Nature of 'Capitalist' Enterprise in India The Ambiguity of Progress: Indian Society in Transition Wealtha nd Work in Calcutta: 1860-1921 Working-Class Consciousness Dualism and Dialectics in the Historiography of Labour Neo-liberal Economic Reforms and Workers of the Thrid World: At the End of the Second Millennium of the Christian Era Predatory Commercialization and Communalism in India Multiculturalism, Governance and the Indian Bourgeoisie Index
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