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Subject Index (PDF 343 Economic and Political Weekly INDEX Vol XLVII Nos 1-52 January-December 2012 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 ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AFGHANISTAN Variation in Private School Performance; The Role of Foreign Aid in Afghanistan's Amita Chudgar (SA) Reconstruction: A Critical Assessment; Issue no: 11, Mar 17-23, p.52 Hikmatullah Fayez (F) Issue no: 39, Sep 29-05 Oct, p.65 ACCIDENTAL DEATHS AMRI Inferno; A K Dasgupta (LE) The Talibanisation of Society in Issue no: 09, Mar 03-09, p.4 Pakistan; Jan Breman (C) Issue no: 34, Aug 25-31, p.12 Crocodile Tears (Ed) Issue no: 19, May 12-18, p.9 AGRARIAN RELATIONS Agrarian Changes in the Times of Death by Smoke; Rajashri Dasgupta (F) (Neo-liberal) `Crises'; Surinder S Issue no: 02, Jan 14-20, p.32 Jodhka (RA) Issue no: 26-27, Jun 30-Jul 13, p.5 Disaster Management; Sriti Ganguly (LE) Agrarian Transition and Emerging Issue no: 03, Jan 21-27, p.5 Challenges in Asian Agriculture: A Critical Assessment; P K Vishwanathan; Playing with the Lives of Citizens; T R Gopal B Thapa; Jayant K Routray and Bhat (LE) Mokbul M Ahmed (RA) Issue no: 02, Jan 14-20, p.5 Issue no: 04, Jan 28 - Feb 03, p.41 When Safety Is Hanging Fire (Ed) Illegal Land, Illegal People: The Chengara Issue no: 34, Aug 25-31, p.9 Land Struggle in Kerala; M S Sreerekha (C) ACCIDENTS Issue no: 30, Jul 28-03 Aug, p.21 Getting Involved to Save Lives (Ed) Issue no: 41, Oct 13-19, p.8 Rise of New Landlords; Abhishek Shaw and Bhim Reddy (D) ADOLESCENTS Issue no: 21, May 26-Jun 01, p.126 To Habilitate or Rehabilitate?; Sadhvi Kalra (BR) Structural Retrogression and Rise of New Issue no: 29, Jul 21-27, p.34 Landlords in Indian Agriculture: An Empirical Exercise; A Vijay (SA) Issue no: 05, Feb 04-10, p.37 1 AGRIBUSINESS AGRICULTURAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT Auctions in Grain Markets and Farmer Agrarian Transition and Emerging Welfare; A Banerji; Neha Gupta and J V Challenges in Asian Agriculture: A Meenakshi (RA) Critical Assessment; P K Vishwanathan; Issue no: 52, Dec 29- Jan 04, p.64 Gopal B Thapa; Jayant K Routray and Mokbul M Ahmed (RA) Development Policies and Agricultural Issue no: 04, Jan 28 - Feb 03, p.41 Markets; Ramesh Chand (RA) Issue no: 52, Dec 29- Jan 04, p.53 Livestock for Higher, Sustainable and Inclusive Agricultural Growth; Digvijay India's Agri-Imperialism (Ed) S Negi and Pratap S Birthal (RA) Issue no: 37, Sep 15-21, p.9 Issue no: 26-27, Jun 30-Jul 13, p.89 Inflections in Agricultural Evolution: Temporal and Spatial Variations in Contemporary Commodity Complexes and Agricultural Growth and Its Transactional Forms in Interior Tamil Determinants; Ramesh Chand and Shinoj Nadu; Sudha Narayanan (RA) Parappurathu (RA) Issue no: 52, Dec 29- Jan 04, p.84 Issue no: 26-27, Jun 30-Jul 13, p.55 New Markets for Smallholders in India: The Chinese Agriculture Miracle Revisited; Exclusion, Policy and Mechanisms; Zhun Xu (SA) Sukhpal Singh (RA) Issue no: 14, Mar 07-13, p.51 Issue no: 52, Dec 29- Jan 04, p.95 AGRICULTURAL INCOME States of Wheat: The Changing Dynamics of Direct Taxes Code and Taxation of Public Procurement in Madhya Pradesh; Agricultural Income; D P Sengupta and R Mekhala Krishnamurthy (RA) Kavita Rao (SA) Issue no: 52, Dec 29- Jan 04, p.72 Issue no: 15, Apr 14-20, p.51 The Three Roles of Agricultural Markets: Economics of Peri-Urban Agriculture: Case A Review of Ideas about Agricultural of Magadi Off Bangalore; U C Ramalinge Commodity Markets in India; Muhammad et al Gowda (F) Ali Jan and Barbara Harriss-White Issue no: 24, Jun 16-22, p.75 (RA) Issue no: 52, Dec 29- Jan 04, p.39 AGRICULTURAL LABOUR Agrarian Changes in the Times of Understanding agricultural Commodity (Neo-liberal) `Crises'; Surinder S Markets; P S Vijayshankar and Mekhala Jodhka (RA) Krishnamurthy (RA) Issue no: 26-27, Jun 30-Jul 13, p.5 Issue no: 52, Dec 29- Jan 04, p.34 Notifying Farming as an Essential Service: AGRICULTURAL COSTS An Authoritarian Manoeuvre ; SAHRDC Economics of Peri-Urban Agriculture: Case (C) Issue no: 38, Sep 22-28, p.19 of Magadi Off Bangalore; U C Ramalinge et al Gowda (F) Of Human Bondage in Baran, Rajasthan; Bela Issue no: 24, Jun 16-22, p.75 Bhatia (RA) Issue no: 26-27, Jun 30-Jul 13, p.159 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT NABARD and RBI; Ramesh Deshpande Plight of Tea Garden Workers; Arup Kumar (LE) Sen (LE) Issue no: 40, Oct 06-12, p.4 Issue no: 06, Feb 11-17, p.5 NABARD and RBI: A 30-Year Legacy Being Preference for Migrant Agricultural Labour Upturned; P S Rao (C) in Punjab; Manjit Singh (F) Issue no: 38, Sep 22-28, p.27 Issue no: 29, Jul 21-27, p.27 2 AGRICULTURAL LAND Kick-starting a Second Green Revolution in India's Agri-Imperialism (Ed) Bengal; diti Mukherji; Tushaar Shah and Issue no: 37, Sep 15-21, p.9 Partha Sarathi Banerjee (C) Issue no: 18, May 05-11, p.27 Political Challenge of an Intensifying Conflict Over Land; Jayanta AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION Bandyopadhyay and Tapas Roy (C) Effects of Price Increase and Wage Rise on Issue no: 07, Feb 18-24, p.22 Resource Diversification in Agriculture; Lalmani Pandey (RA) Structural Retrogression and Rise of New Issue no: 26-27, Jun 30-Jul 13, p.100 Landlords in Indian Agriculture: An Empirical Exercise; A Vijay (SA) Livestock for Higher, Sustainable and Issue no: 05, Feb 04-10, p.37 Inclusive Agricultural Growth; Digvijay S Negi and Pratap S Birthal (RA) Whose Land? Evictions in West Bengal; Issue no: 26-27, Jun 30-Jul 13, p.89 Malini Bhattacharya (C) Issue no: 04, Jan 28 - Feb 03, p.17 Prospects for Agricultural Production in 2012-13; Mishigandha Lokhande (F) AGRICULTURAL MARKETING Issue no: 45, Nov 10-16, p.83 Auctions in Grain Markets and Farmer Welfare; A Banerji; Neha Gupta and J V Temporal and Spatial Variations in Meenakshi (RA) Agricultural Growth and Its Issue no: 52, Dec 29- Jan 04, p.64 Determinants; Ramesh Chand and Shinoj Parappurathu (RA) Development Policies and Agricultural Issue no: 26-27, Jun 30-Jul 13, p.55 Markets; Ramesh Chand (RA) Issue no: 52, Dec 29- Jan 04, p.53 AGRICULTURAL WAGES Effects of Price Increase and Wage Rise on New Markets for Smallholders in India: Resource Diversification in Exclusion, Policy and Mechanisms; Agriculture; Lalmani Pandey (RA) Sukhpal Singh (RA) Issue no: 26-27, Jun 30-Jul 13, p.100 Issue no: 52, Dec 29- Jan 04, p.95 AHMEDABAD The Three Roles of Agricultural Markets: Governing the Urban Poor: Riverfront A Review of Ideas about Agricultural Development, Slum Resettlement and Commodity Markets in India; Muhammad Politics of inclusion in Ahmedabad; Ali Jan and Barbara Harriss-White Renu Desai (SA) (RA) Issue no: 02, Jan 14-20, p.49 Issue no: 52, Dec 29- Jan 04, p.39 Negotiating Identities in a Dangerous AGRICULTURAL PLANNING AND POLICY Field; Farhat Naz (F) How Market-Oriented is United States Farm Issue no: 25, Jun 23-29, p.97 Policy?; C S C Sekhar and Yogesh Chandra Bhatt (SA) On the Sabarmati Riverfront: Urban Issue no: 07, Feb 18-24, p.63 Planning as Totalitarian Governance in Ahmedabad; Navdeep Mathur (RA) India's Agri-Imperialism (Ed) Issue no: 47-48, Dec 01-13, p.64 Issue no: 37, Sep 15-21, p.9 AIR POLLUTION Institutional and Policy Aspects of Punjab City of Slow Death; P V Ramana (LE) Agriculture: A Smallholder Perspective; Issue no: 03, Jan 21-27, p.4 Sukhpal Singh (RA) Issue no: 04, Jan 28 - Feb 03, p.51 3 AIR TRANSPORT A Saga of Three Villages in Andhra No to Kingfisher Bailout; Aruna Roy; Pradesh; S A Vidyasagar (SA) Nikhil Dey; Sucheta Dalal and Debashis Issue no: 01, Jan 07-13, p.105 Basu (LE) Issue no: 10, Mar 10-16, p.4 Telangana Movement: Democratisation or Authoritarianism?; G Vijay (C) ALUMINIUM INDUSTRY Issue no: 37, Sep 15-21, p.22 AnRak Aluminium: Another Vedanta in the Making; Patrik Oskarsson (F) Tragedy of the Commons Revisited (I): Issue no: 52, Dec 29- Jan 04, p.29 Granite Quarrying in Telengana; Anant Maringanti; Vamsi Vakulabharanam; Dongaria Kondh; Stephen Corry (LE) Sripad Motiram and Suhatha Surepally Issue no: 52, Dec 29- Jan 04, p.4 (C) Issue no: 42, Oct 20-26, p.10 Games Vedanta Plays (Ed) Issue no: 51, Dec 22-28, p.7 Tragedy of the Commons Revisited (II): Mining in Tribal Habitats of Araku ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR Valley; N Purendra Prasad; Vamsi Human Safari in the Andamans (Ed) Vakulabharanam; K Laxminarayana and Issue no: 05, Feb 04-10, p.9 Sudheer Kilaru (C) Issue no: 42, Oct 20-26, p.14 Making Sense of the Andaman Islanders; Vishvajit Pandya and Madhumita Mazumdar ANTHROPOLOGISTS (SA) A Personal Loss; Sanamani Yambem Issue no: 44, Nov 03-09, p.51 (LE) Issue no: 30, Jul 28-03 Aug, p.4 ANDHRA PRADESH Arrest of APCLC Activists; Asish Gupta and APARTHEID Kranti Chaitanya (LE) Memoirs of a White Who Crossed the Line; M Issue no: 42, Oct 20-26, p.5 S Prabhakara (BR) Issue no: 13, Mar 24-31, p.33 Assessing an Index; T Prabhakara Reddy (LE) ARCHIVES Issue no: 16, Apr 21-27, p.5 Archives and Archival Consciousness: A Postcolonial Predicament ; Sarath City of Slow Death; P V Ramana (LE) Pillai (C) Issue no: 03, Jan 21-27, p.4 Issue no: 22, Jun 02-08, p.32 Favouring the Rich: Domestic Electricity Experiencing the Indian Archives; Shilpi Tariff in Andhra Pradesh ; M Thimma Rajpal (C) Reddy and K Raghu (C) Issue no: 16, Apr 21-27, p.19 Issue no: 33, Aug 18-24, p.19 Preserving Medical Records; Amitranjan ICDS: Steering an Ungainly Ship; George Basu (LE) Kent (BR) Issue no: 19, May 12-18, p.5 Issue no: 37, Sep 15-21, p.32 Un-archived Histories: The Mad and the Laxmipet Dalit Killings; Hyderabad Trifling; Gyanendra Pandey (F) Political
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