Policy Reform Baldev Raj Nayar The recent wave of economic policy reform in the developing world has been seen as a necessary consequence of a changed world economic system. Though the key feature...
Review of Political Economy
Citizenship, Infamy and Patriarchal Hierarchy Rossana Barragan Though 'nation' emerged as a secular egalitarian community in the late 18th century European imagination, this project of modernity got...
Authenticity in a New Nation Nira Wickramasinghe This paper aims to show that the national identity of the new nation state, Sri Lanka, owes much to the colonial articulation of Kandyan things as...
of Chinese 'Minzu' Zhang Haiyang The concept of linguistic relativity is helpful in an inquiry into the diverse meanings of nationhood. This article traces the concept of 'zhongua minzu' (Chinese...
in Agriculture Some General Implications in Indian Context Sakti Padhi On the basis of a discussion of the contrasts and convergences in the nature of social property systems, mode of organisation...
A Critical Analysis Biplab Dasgupta The literature on new political economy is vast and steadily growing and as one would expect, veering round the main theme are interesting variations and subtle...
and the 'New' Right Tom Brass It is argued here that the 'new' populism and the 'new' right, both of which emerged after the 1960s and consolidated during the 1990s, are structured discursively by...
of the 'Economy' U Kalpagam This article traces the genealogy of the 'Indian economy'. It argues that the discursive practices of colonial governance rendered India within the framework of modernist...
Contributions of Kenneth Boulding Pradeep Banerjee Economics is yet to discover a methodology that is appropriate to its subject matter. The equilibrium models of mainstream economics can be applied...
Andre Gunder Frank World development between 1400 and 1800 reflects not Asia's weakness but its and particularly China's and India's economic strength and Europe's relative weakness in the global...
An Old Controversy Revisited D M Nachane H R Hatekar The bullionist controversy, stemming from the decision of the Bank of England to suspend specie payments in 1797. resulted in the first major...
A Note Pronab Sen In recent years a number of studies have questioned the orthodox proposition that a devaluation is always expansionary. The implication of a non-expansionarydevaluation is that in...
Social Science Enquiry Econometric Methods and Interdisciplinarity Introduction THIS is an essay on selected methods lor social science enquiry. We have taken econometrics and raised issues...
Some Issues for Discussion Sumit Roy Transforming developing countries from an agricultural to an industrial economy has been a key thrust since the post-war years. In this context it is now...
Pulin B Nayak The real issue is not whether to have the market or the state. This is an empty dichotomy and no serious school of political economy would today credibly argue for only one or the...
