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Economic and Political Weekly INDEX Vol .IX, Nos. 1-52 January-December 1974 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 Land-Grabbers of Malinagar (C) ACCIDENTS V.9(12), Mar 23-29, p.469 When Frankenstein Takes over... (Ed) V.9(36), Sep 07-13, p.1513 Landed and Landless in Surat District: Virtual Class War (C) ADVERTISING V.9(25), Jun 22-28, p.974 Evaluating Advertising Effectiveness; Sanat Lahiri (RA) Massacre of Devbaath (C) V.9(48), Nov 30-Dec 06, p.M97 V.9(39), Sep 28-Oct 04, p.1650 Sticky Fingers (Ed) Village Lease Markets for Agricultural V.9(48), Nov 30-Dec 06, p.1965 Land: Some Approaches for Analysis ; V M Rao (RA) AFRICA V.9(26), Jun 29-Jul 05, p.A55 The Origins of Mozambique's Revolution; Lawrence J Sakarai (BR) AGRIBUSINESS V.9(35), Aug 31-Sep 06, p.1482 Necessary but Insufficient First Step; BM (C) AFRICA-ISRAEL RELATIONS V.9(40), Oct 05-11, p.1685 Israel and Africa; Rahul Burman (C) V.9(14), Apr 06-12, p.548 AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES Bargadars Are Bankable (C) AFRICA-PORTUGAL RELATIONS V.9(28), Jul 13-19, p.1097 No Quick Solutions (Ed) V.9(17), Apr 27-May 03, p.651 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT Jack of All Trade (Ed) AGRARIAN RELATIONS V.9(28), Jul 13-19, p.1084 Indian Peasant Uprisings; Kathleen Gough (F) More and More, but to What Purpose V.9(32-34), Aug 09-30, p.1391 (Ed) V.9(41), Oct 11-12, p.1711 1 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH AGRICULTURAL INCOME The Uses of 'Drought' ; Amrita A Tale of Two Committees (C) Rangaswami (SA) V.9(10), Mar 09-15, p.383 V.9(50), Dec 14-20, p.2069 Case of the Missing Tax (Ed) AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS V.9(25), Jun 22-28, p.962 Farm Efficiency under Semi-Feudalism: A Critique of Marginalist Theories and Inequality of Farm Incomes: A Comment ; M Some Marxist Formulations; K Nirmal L Dantwala and V M Rao (SA) Chandra (F) V.9(20), May 18-14, p.801 V.9(32-34), Aug 09-30, p.1309 Inequality of Farm Incomes: A Study of Indian Peasant Uprisings; Kathleen Gough Four Districts ; Pranab K Bardhan (F) (SA) V.9(32-34), Aug 09-30, p.1391 V.9(06-08), Feb 09-Mar 01, p.301 Socio-Political Factors and Agricultural Reactionary Role of User's Capital in Policies; Hanumantha C H Rao (F) Rural India; Pradhan H Prasad (F) V.9(32-34), Aug 09-30, p.1285 V.9(32-34), Aug 09-30, p.1305 AGRICULTURAL FINANCE AGRICULTURAL LABOUR More and More, but to What Purpose The Long Haul (Ed) (Ed) V.9(16), Apr 20-26, p.615 V.9(41), Oct 11-12, p.1711 Continuity in Kerala ; Mohit Sen (C) AGRICULTURAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT V.9(22), Jun 01-07, p.857 A Case of the Process of Tractorisation; N S Jodha (RA) Landed and Landless in Surat District: V.9(52), Dec 28-31, p.A111 Virtual Class War (C) V.9(25), Jun 22-28, p.974 Conflict of Social and Individual Objectives in Peasant Farming in Asia Mobilisation of Landless Labourers: and Alternative Strategies of Halpatis of South Gujarat ; Jan Breman Agricultural Development ; N K Sarkar (SA) (SA) V.9(12), Mar 23-29, p.489 V.9(05), Feb 02-08, p.151 Population and Poverty; Bharat Evaluation of Agricultural Development an Jhunjhunwala (BR) Alternative Approach; Ramindar Singh V.9(27), Jul 06-12, p.1059 and Frank A Wilson (SA) V.9(16), Apr 20-26, p.641 Reactionary Role of User's Capital in Rural India; Pradhan H Prasad (F) Rs 700 Crores down the Drain (C) V.9(32-34), Aug 09-30, p.1305 V.9(36), Sep 07-13, p.1527 Trends in Real Wage Rates of Agricultural Some Aspects of Inter-Sectoral Resource Labourers ; A V Jose (RA) Flow; Ranjit Sau (F) V.9(13), Mar 30-Apr 05, p.A25 V.9(32-34), Aug 09-30, p.1277 AGRICULTURAL LAND Tractorisation and Changes in Factor Two Perspectives on Redistribution of Inputs: A Case Study of Punjab; Kusum Land; V M Rao (RA) Chopra (RA) V.9(13), Mar 30-Apr 05, p.A2 V.9(52), Dec 28-31, p.A110 2 Wrong Target ; Mohit Sen (C) AGRICULTURAL LAND V.9(30), Jul 27-Aug 02, p.1182 Village Lease Markets for Agricultural Land: Some Approaches for Analysis ; V AGRICULTURAL PRICES COMMISSION M Rao (RA) Despair and Desperation (C) V.9(26), Jun 29-Jul 05, p.A55 V.9(38), Sep 21-27, p.1606 AGRICULTURAL PLANNING AND POLICY Falling in Line (Ed) Ineffective Show-Pieces (C) V.9(12), Mar 23-29, p.457 V.9(10), Mar 09-15, p.385 Necessary but Insufficient First Step; BM More and More, but to What Purpose (C) (Ed) V.9(40), Oct 05-11, p.1685 V.9(41), Oct 11-12, p.1711 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION Small Farmers' Development Agency: Back to the IMF (C) Experience in Surat District; Mahendra V.9(06-08), Feb 09-Mar 01, p.171 D Desai (SA) V.9(31), Aug 03-08, p.1245 Calcutta Diary ; AM (F) V.9(03), Jan 19-25, p.47 Whistling in the Dark (C) V.9(30), Jul 27-Aug 02, p.1179 Conflicts and Contradictions in the 'Green Revolution': The Case of Tamil Nadu ; AGRICULTURAL PRICES Joan P Mencher (SA) Economics and Politics of Growing Grass; V.9(06-08), Feb 09-Mar 01, p.309 Gautam Appa (C) V.9(52), Dec 28-31, p.2137 Contractors' Opera; Amrita Rangaswami (LE) Full Circle (C) V.9(23), Jun 08-14, p.884 V.9(35), Aug 31-Sep 06, p.1471 Contribution of Research and Extension to The Gold Rush (Ed) Productivity Change in Indian V.9(38), Sep 21-27, p.1596 Agriculture; Rakesh Mohan (RA) V.9(39), Sep 28-Oct 04, p.A97 Inexorable Downgrade (Ed) V.9(40), Oct 05-11, p.1679 Cumulating Imbalances (Ed) V.9(01-02), Jan 12-18, p.2 The Money Plants (C) V.9(40), Oct 05-11, p.1686 The Cut on Luck; Romesh Thapar (F) V.9(38), Sep 21-27, p.1601 Towards a More Stable Grain Price Policy; Sandee J and Saini G R (RA) End of the Wheat Bonanza? 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