...S. Ambirajan History of Political Economy 13:3 o 1981 by Duke University Press India: the aftermath of empire S. Ambirajan I. The Establishment of the System In the last thirty years there has...

...Mark Donoghue William Thomas Thornton’s Career at East India House: 1836–1880 Mark Donoghue Bricks are undoubtedly an essential ingredient of civilization; one gets nowhere at all without them...

...Poornima Paidipaty In October of 1960, shortly after the conclusion of India’s Second Five- Year Plan , Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru convened a high-level expert panel to investigate whether the fruits of recent economic growth had been equitably distributed across the country, or whether...

.... WILES British Economic Thought and India, 1600-1858: A Study in the History oj Development Economics. By William J. Barber. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1975, Pp. viii, 243. $19.25. The period of Professor Barber’s gracefully written book is the lifespan of the English East...

...S. Ambirajan Copyright © 1977 by Duke University Press 1977 Economics and economists in the formation of a monetary pdicy for India, 1873-1893 S. Ambirajan I was thus in a good position for finding out by practice the mode of putting a thought which gives it easiest...

... . Methods and Techniques . Bombay: Allied Publishers. Ambirajan , S. 1981 . India: The Aftermath of Empire. In Economists in Government: An International Comparative Study . Edited by A. W. Coats. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press. Colander , David , and Arjo Klamer. 1987 . The Making...

...William J. Barber Copyright © 1969 by Duke University Press 1969 James Mill and the Theory of Economic Policy in India William J. Barber I ON ASSUMING his duties in the London headquarters of the East India Company...

...Maria Bach Abstract The history of economics literature has few studies on how traveling impacts economists and their ideas. Much fewer still exist on the travels of lesser-known economists such as Romesh Chunder Dutt. Dutt (1848–1909) was the founder of agricultural economics in India, a civil...

...Yue Xiao Current literature on John Stuart Mill’s writings about Asia have focused mainly on his relationship with India because of Mill’s thirty-five-year career in the East India Company. Scholars in both China and the West have not paid attention to Mill’s views on China. This paper delves...

...Keith Tribe The British Colonial Office was responsible for the administration of all the various elements of the British Empire (except India) from 1854 until its final merger with the Foreign Office in the mid-1960s, but only in the 1940s did it begin to take an active interest in social...

... of the environment in a modern market economy. In Passage to India he demonstrated that the notion of empire and of the white man’s burden was obsolete. Neither of these novelists saw himself as a contributor to economics, but both contributed to the popular understanding of the economy. Copyright 2012 by Duke...

.... He was the Frenchman who whispered the Soviet way of planning in the ears of Nasser in Egypt, Nehru in India, and Che Guevara in Cuba, to mention only three obvious examples. The expression “planning doctors” is proposed in this article to designate this kind of economist who advised governments...

... four economists who led this transition—Ian Little, Jagdish Bhagwati, Anne Krueger, and Bela Balassa—came to their views and helped build a new professional consensus on trade policy and economic development. In each case, practical experience, and empirical observation, particularly from India, helped...

.... Shah colonial taxation national accounting References Amrith Sunil S . 2008 . “ Food and Welfare in India, c. 1900–1950 .” Comparative Studies in Society and History 50 , no. 4 : 1010 – 35 . Arnold David . 1994 . “ The ‘Discovery’ of Malnutrition and Diet in Colonial...

... of entry and other legal restrictions. For example, the English East India Company was granted a monopoly charter in 1600 which made trading in the East Indies by English citizens a criminal offense when not undertaken with the express permission of the Company. Such companies were common during...

... of production in the colo- nies, plays a progressive role due to its superior ability to create the ma- terial preconditions for development. This can be clearly seen in Mam’s articles on British rule in India, written in 1853 for the New York Daily Tribune: “England, it is true, in causing a social...

... concerns the life of Gregg, the disconsolate young American lawyer who in 1925 headed off to India to become a disciple of Mahatma Gandhi, thereafter contributing decisively to the American civil rights movement. The minor thread concerns Wooding himself, a working-class English boy who lost his...

..., 260 Jenkins-Nanovic Hall, University of Notre Dame, IN 46556; email: [email protected] . Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 development India Naoroji Ranade Gandhi References Adams John . 1971 . “ The Institutional Economics of Mahadev Govind Ranade .” Journal...

..., 302 186, 187, 192, 193, 194, 198,200, Fontaine, Juan AndrCs, 3 10 307,378 Food and Agriculture Organization Giannini Foundation, 18 1 (FAO), 21 1 ; India and, 87 GI Bill, 14 Ford Foundation, 85, 187, 190-91 Gilbert, G., 75 Foxley, Alejandro, 3 10 Gokhale...

... the best system for the developing countries ” (emphasis added). What were, then, his views on the less developed countries (LDCs)? Did these views evolve as a result of discussions with policymakers during his travels to India, Israel, Brazil, Chile, and South Africa? Was he influenced by his Chicago...