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Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Contents: Preface. Introduction: money, banking and finance in India since early medieval times/Amiya Kumar Bagchi. 1. Money, market and Indian feudalism: AD 600-1200/Krishna Mohan Shrimali. 2. The system of credit in Mughal India/Om Prakash. 3. The monetary basis of credit and banking instruments in the Mughal Empire/Najaf Haider. 4. A note on interest rates in the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries/Shireen Moosvi. 5. Money and banking under the Marathas: seventeenth century to AD 1848/A.R. Kulkarni. 6. Indigenous banking and commission agency in India's colonial economy/Rajat Kanta Ray. 7. Rise of modern banking in the princely states of India: the case of the Bank of Baroda/Dwijendra Tripathi. 8. The depression years: Indian capitalists' critique of British monetary and financial policy in India, 1929-39/Aditya Mukherjee. 9. Reforming rural credit: experience under the Fazlul Huq Ministry in Bengal/Manzur Ahsan. 10. Money and finance in the periphery: a tool of expropriation in colonial India/Sunanda Sen. 11. B.K. Dutt: a development banker from Bengal/Indrajit Mallick. Index. "The papers presented in this volume arise out of the session on money, banking and finance, organized under the auspices of the Indian History Congress, Kolkata, 2000. "In most historical periods in India, groups of people have been engaged in exchanges of their products, with money being extensively used as a medium of exchange. There is no point, however, trying to define who exactly were the bankers, or bankers and money-changers, or bankers, merchants and money-changers rolled into one, without specifying the context. "The essays in this volume specify the contexts in which apparently similar institutions of money and credit functioned in very different ways, and thus alert us to the infinite potential of human ingenuity. Further, they tell us something about the way the use of particular institutions has a perceptible influence on the evolution of the larger society." (jacket).…

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Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. The last few decades have witnessed a shift towards a more balanced view in political theory and social science, one that acknowledges the cultural dimension of politics and the political dimension of culture. The essays in this volume reflect this shift by bringing together a number of inter-related themes of the multicultural perspective, such as the need for a stable identity; the link between identity, recognition, and cultural community; and the importance of belonging and cultural particularity. Significant questions are raised and discussed: What does it mean to recognize cultural communities? How can multiculturalism be prevented from being hierarchical and authoritarian? Can it be made liberal and democratic.…

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. The ancestors of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Ray. 2. Calcutta medical college and Bidhan Chandra. 3. Bidhan Chandra and colonel Lukis. 4. Some interesting episodes during Bidhan's practical life in the medical college. 5. The struggle of Bidhan Chandra in England. 6. The beginning of Dr. Ray at Calcutta. 7. Dr. Ray as a physician. 8. Some incidents revealing the skill of Bidhan Chandra as a practising physician. 9. The Campbell medical school of yesterday and Nil Ratan Sircar medical college of today and Dr. Bidhan Chandra Ray. 10. The alliance of Deshbandhu Chittaranjan with Dr. Ray. 11. Subhas Chandra and Bidhan Chandra. 12. Dr. Ray's entry into politics. 13. Carmichael medical college silver jubilee. 14. Bidhan Chandra and Surendra Nath Banerjee. 15. Birth of Indian medical association medical council of India and the journal of the Indian medical association the roles of Dr. B.C. Ray. 16. Dr. Ray's performances to quell the communal riots in Calcutta of 1946. 17. Some important activities of Dr. Ray as the chief minister of West Bengal. 18. Dr. Ray and the later chief ministers of West Bengal. 19. Dr. Bidhan Chandra and the birth of Neurosurgery in Calcutta. 20. Activities in the university. 21. Sri Jyoti Basu and Dr. Ray. 22. Institutions roads etc. names after Bidhan Chandra. 23. The activities of Dr. Ray for the future. 24. Dr. Ray's ideas later came into being . 25. European Jewish doctors in Calcutta during Dr. Ray's time. 26. The house where Dr. Ray and other Indian freedom lovers used to meet in Vienna and his doctor friends of Vienna. 27. The Austrian doctor friends of Dr. Ray. 28. Bidhan Chandra in lighter veins. 29. Dr. Ray the child at heart. Appendix some letters relating to Dr. Ray. Sources of information. The life and achievements of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Ray the architect of modern West Bengal are not much known to the younger generation. Even some events are not known to most of us. Dr. Asoke Kumar Bagchi. A noted neurologist who had personal acquaintance with Dr. Ray has written this monograph on Dr. Ray based on information gathered through different sources. He has also arranged to provide a few photographs some of them are rare. This monograph would help in introducing Dr. Ray as a man an eminent physician an architect of modern West Bengal and a visionary to the younger generation. 74 pp.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. This book provides a historical background to the formation of the Indian capitalist class from before British colonial rule in India. It analyses the nature of that class, the ways in which it changed under colonial rule, and the state of independent India; it also sets some of the peculiarities of capitalist organization in India and the ideology of big capital in their historical context.…

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