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Abstract:
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It is hoped that the present study by analysing the
dynamics of agrarian change and peasant mobility may contribute
to the on-going debate on this issue in India and other developing
countries. It may also help to throw light on the validity of some
of the theories formulated on the basis of experience in different
regions and at different times. The study is likely to be of
special importance as it covers an area which has one of the
highest densities of population. The area has also witnessed
sweeping changes in agrarian structure as a result of the most
radical land reforms among the Indian states. |