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Rethinking Marxism
India from a Class Perspective
Comprehensive examination of Marxist theory through contemporary Indian economic and social contexts
The work provides critical analysis of class formation, working class conditions, and labor relations in postcolonial India. Twenty-one chapters explore capitalism, primitive accumulation, economic development, and informal sector dynamics. The collection includes postcolonial critique of economic dualism, analysis of state formation and nationalism, and examination of postcapitalist alternatives and also includes:
Critical analysis of class formation, working class conditions, and labor relations in postcolonial India
Theoretical framework for understanding capitalism, primitive accumulation, and economic development
Postcolonial critique of economic dualism and informal sector dynamics in developing economies
Analysis of state formation, nationalism, and imperialism in the context of neoliberal globalization
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