01674nam a22001817a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005808200160007610000240009224501390011626000500025530000250030552010630033065000370139365000250143070000150145570000220147020260618131107.0260609b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9781107076112  a330.954 CHA  aChakrabarti, Anjan.  aThe Indian economy in transition b: globalization, capitalism and development c/ Anjan Chakrabarti, Anup Dhar, and Byasdeb Dasgupta.  aDelhi b: Cambridge University Pressc, 2016.  axx, 422 p.c; 24 cm.  aThis book examines the transformation of the Indian economy in the period following the economic liberalization reforms of 1991. The authors provide a critical analysis of globalization, capitalism, and development, arguing that India's economic transition cannot be understood merely through conventional measures of growth and modernization.

Using a Marxian political-economy framework combined with insights from postcolonial theory, the book explores how neoliberal globalization, global capitalism, and inclusive-development policies have reshaped India's economic and social landscape. The authors analyze issues such as class relations, labor conditions, state policy, accumulation of capital, poverty, inequality, and the changing nature of development.

The book argues that post-liberalization India represents an epochal transition characterized by the expansion of capitalism and the integration of the Indian economy into global markets. At the same time, it highlights persistent inequalities and contradictions within the development process.  aIndia--Economic conditions--1991  aNeoliberalism--India  aDhar, Anup  aDasgupta, Byasdeb