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Economic and Political Weekly INDEX Vol XXVIII Nos 1-52 January-December 1993 Ed = Editorials MMR = Money Market Review F = Feature RA= Review Article CL = Civil Liberties SA = Special Article C = Commentary D = Discussion P = Perspectives SS = Special Statistics BR = Book Review LE = Letters to Editor SUBJECT INDEX ABORTION Land Struggle in Uttar Pradesh; Amaresh Criminalising Abortion: Women's Rights Misra (C) (Ed) Issue no: 39, Sep 25-Oct 01, p.2059 Issue no: 16, Apr 17-23, p.729 Peasants against Dunkel Draft; Hardev Women and Abortion; Amar Jesani and Aditi Singh Sandhu (LE) Iyer (P) Issue no: 36, Sep 04-10, p.1834 Issue no: 48, Nov 27-Dec 03, p.2591 What is Happening in Rural West Bengal?: ACCIDENTS Agrarian Reform, Growth and The Phenol Tragedy; K Aravindakshan (C) Distribution; John Harriss (SA) Issue no: 43, Oct 23-29, p.2331 Issue no: 24, Jun 12-18, p.1237 ACCOUNTING AGRICULTURAL CREDIT Budget-Making; Tapas K Sen (BR) Financial Intermediation and Rural Issue no: 10, Mar 06-12, p.392 Credit; Gurbachan Singh (D) Issue no: 01, Jan 02-09, p.68 Internal Audit Function and Role of Accounting Education; Mousumi Ghosh Financial Sector Reforms: In There a (RA) Strategy for Agricultural Credit?; D Issue no: 48, Nov 27-Dec 03, p.M169 Narayana (C) Issue no: 42, Oct 16-22, p.2253 AFRICA, WEST Aspects of Structural Adjustment in West Limits of Credit, Not Credit Limits; V M Africa and South-East Asia; Sumit Roy (SA) Dandekar (RA) Issue no: 37, Sep 11-17, p.1937 Issue no: 39, Sep 25-Oct 01, p.A86 AGRARIAN RELATIONS Lip Service: Priority Sector Credit (Ed) Caste, Class and Agrarian Movements in Issue no: 23, Jun 05-11, p.1128 Bihar; Chaitanya Krishna (C) Issue no: 22, May 29-Jun 04, p.1082 Markets, Middlemen and Mahajans: Some Lessons from Nawadih (C) Labour-Exploitation Ratio as a Measure of Issue no: 08, Feb 20-27, p.326 Peasant Differentiation: Its Fundamental Fallacy; Sumit Guha (P) Monkeying with Rural Credit (Ed) Issue no: 34, Aug 21-27, p.1721 Issue no: 38, Sep 18-24, p.1959 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT Problems and Prospects of Co-Operatives Myth of Non-Viability of Rural Branches: in Managing Degraded Lands: Case of Banks (C) Saline and Water-Logged Soils; K K Issue no: 18, May 01-07, p.853 Datta and P K Joshi (RA) Issue no: 12, Mar 20-27, p.A16 On Viability of Rural Branches; C L Dadhich (D) Rural Banking: Misdirected Policy Issue no: 26, Jun 26-Jul 02, p.1399 Changes; Bhupat M Desai (C) Issue no: 52, Dec 25-31, p.2868 Problem of Rural Credit in India; H B Shivamaggi (RA) Sustainable Mountain Agriculture: Beyond Issue no: 26, Jun 26-Jul 02, p.1361 a Mountain Perspective; R Maria Saleth (BR) Rural Banking: Misdirected Policy Issue no: 20, May 15-21, p.976 Changes; Bhupat M Desai (C) Issue no: 52, Dec 25-31, p.2868 What Good Monsoons Have Helped to Conceal: Agriculture; Charvaka (C) Rural Credit in a Market Regime; Thomas A Issue no: 06, Feb 06-12, p.205 Timberg (BR) Issue no: 08, Feb 20-27, p.343 AGRICULTURAL LABOUR A-Way with Their Wor[l]d: Rural Labourers Viability of Rural Bank Branches (LE) through the Postmodern Prism; Tom Brass Issue no: 34, Aug 21-27, p.1690 (RA) Issue no: 23, Jun 05-11, p.1162 AGRICULTURAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT Agriculture and Rural Development in Agricultural Labourers in Eastern UP; 1990s and Beyond: Redesigning Relations Kripa Shankar (C) between State and Institutions of Issue no: 24, Jun 12-18, p.1211 Development; Tushaar Shah (RA) Issue no: 39, Sep 25-Oct 01, p.A74 Ground Water Overexploitation through Borehole Technology; D S K Rao (RA) Biotechnology: Miraculous or Murderous?; Issue no: 52, Dec 25-31, p.A129 Gail Omvedt (BR) Issue no: 21, May 22-28, p.1033 High Participation, Low Evaluation: Women and Work in Rural Haryana; Prem Dunkel Draft in Bad for Agriculture; Chowdhry (RA) Suman Sahai (C) Issue no: 52, Dec 25-31, p.A135 Issue no: 25, Jun 19-25, p.1280 AGRICULTURAL LAND Green Revolution, Dryland Agriculture and Land System in India: A Historical Sustainability: Insights from India; K Review; Rekha Bandyopadhyay (RA) N Ninan and H Chandrashekar (RA) Issue no: 52, Dec 25-31, p.A149 Issue no: 12, Mar 20-27, p.A2 AGRICULTURAL PLANNING AND POLICY In Search of Tanks: Some Hidden Facts; S Economic Reforms and Agricultural Policy; Janakarajan (RA) Kirit S Parikh, Shikha Jha and P V Issue no: 26, Jun 26-Jul 02, p.A53 Srinivasan (C) Issue no: 29, Jul 17-24, p.1497 Irrigation in Eighth Plan: A Critique; B D Dhawan (RA) AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION Issue no: 26, Jun 26-Jul 02, p.A38 Agriculture; EPW Research Foundation (S) Issue no: 41, Oct 09-15, p.2177 A Landmark in Policy Analysis; Ranjit Sau (BR) Bengal to the Fore: Agricultural Issue no: 11, Mar 13-19, p.449 Production (Ed) Issue no: 34, Aug 21-27, p.1692 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURAL SUBSIDY Limits of Credit, Not Credit Limits; V M Subsidies, Patents and Market Access in Dandekar (RA) Dunkel Draft; Rajaram Dasgupta (C) Issue no: 39, Sep 25-Oct 01, p.A86 Issue no: 18, May 01-07, p.855 Subsidies, Patents and Market Access in AGRICULTURAL WAGES Dunkel Draft; Rajaram Dasgupta (C) Agricultural Labourers in Eastern UP; Issue no: 18, May 01-07, p.855 Kripa Shankar (C) Issue no: 24, Jun 12-18, p.1211 AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH Problems and Prospects of Co-Operatives AIDS in Managing Degraded Lands: Case of Free Markets, AIDS and Child Saline and Water-Logged Soils; K K Prostitution: Thiland; James Petras and Datta and P K Joshi (RA) Tienchai Wongchaisuwan (C) Issue no: 12, Mar 20-27, p.A16 Issue no: 11, Mar 13-19, p.440 Science and Superstition; Bharat Dogra AIR POLLUTION (C) Patalganga: River Fighting for Life; Issue no: 19, May 08-14, p.913 Ashish Chadha (C) Issue no: 31, Jul 31-Aug 06, p.1574 Technological Innovations in Agriculture: Policy Options for Social Welfare; S S AIR TRANSPORT Kutaula (SA) Rhetoric and Performance under Aviation Issue no: 29, Jul 17-24, p.1533 Bilateralism: Case of India; Baldev Raj Nayar (SA) AGRICULTURAL SECTOR Issue no: 49, Dec 04-10, p.2666 Agriculture; EPW Research Foundation (S) Issue no: 41, Oct 09-15, p.2177 AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY Aurangabad Aircrash; Rajendra K Aneja Agriculture; EPW Research Foundation (S) (LE) Issue no: 49, Dec 04-10, p.2629 Issue no: 20, May 15-21, p.946 Agriculture; EPW Research Foundation (S) AIRPORTS Issue no: 52, Dec 25-31, p.2861 Aurangabad Aircrash; Rajendra K Aneja (LE) Design and Operation of Political Issue no: 20, May 15-21, p.946 Processes in Rural Co-operatives; ANDHRA PRADESH Vikash N Pandey and Debiprasad Mishra Anti-Arrack Agitation of Women in Andhra (C) Pradesh; D Narasimha Reddy and Arun Issue no: 26, Jun 26-Jul 02, p.1353 Patnaik (SA) Issue no: 21, May 22-28, p.1059 Inter-Sectoral Terms of Trade: Issues of Concept and Method; B L Mungekar (RA) Anti-Arrack Movement; O Abbai Reddy (LE) Issue no: 39, Sep 25-Oct 01, p.A111 Issue no: 06, Feb 06-12, p.190 Sustainable Mountain Agriculture: Beyond Cat in Mice Rights!; V Subramanyam (LE) a Mountain Perspective; R Maria Saleth Issue no: 16, Apr 17-23, p.726 (BR) Issue no: 20, May 15-21, p.976 Commercialisation of Higher Education in Andhra Pradesh; M Shatrugna (C) What Good Monsoons Have Helped to Issue no: 39, Sep 25-Oct 01, p.2057 Conceal: Agriculture; Charvaka (C) Issue no: 06, Feb 06-12, p.205 An Experiment in Food Security: Andhra Pradesh; I Y R Krishna Rao (C) Issue no: 37, Sep 11-17, p.1911 ANDHRA PRADESH ARTISTS Inter-Regional Variations in Health Contemporary Indian Dance: Question of Services in Andhra Pradesh; Rama V Baru Training; Ranjabati Sircar (C) (C) Issue no: 39, Sep 25-Oct 01, p.2067 Issue no: 20, May 15-21, p.963 ASEAN COUNTRIES The Koyyur Kidnap: Question of Human An Agenda for the South; 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