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Sharat G Lin

Vol. 15, Issue No. 11, 15 Mar, 1980

Theory of a Dual Mode of Production in Post-Colonial India

Vol. 15, Issue No. 11, 15 Mar, 1980

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Sharat G Lin

in Post-Colonial India Sharat G Lin The debate over the mode of production in India has suffered from a tendency to focus indivt- duatty on agriculture, industry, or imperialism

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