Forging Capitalism in Nehru’s India

Neocolonialism and The State, C. 1940–1970

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Publication date:

30/09/2015

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204 pages

216x140mm

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Publication date:

30/09/2015

Hardback

204 pages

Nasir Tyabji

This book explores the political economy of India from Independence to the 1970s. Examining newly independent India, it investigates the various facets of Nehruvian economy to analyse the factors which led to the growth of Indian industries and business.      

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Nasir Tyabji

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Nasir Tyabji

Table of contents

Preface 

Introduction 
1. Capital Accumulation under Colonial Economy and
Company Law 
2. Inculcating Corporate Responsibility: The Bombay Plan
as Social Engineering 
3. Liaquat Ali Khan's 1947 Budget and the Corporate Response 
4. Administrative Attempts to Channel Accumulations:
The Income Tax Investigation Commission 
5. Sholapur Mills and the Initiation of Social Engineering 
6. Private Industry and the Second Five-Year Plan:
The Dalmia-Jain and Mundhra Episodes 
7. Denouement: The Final Abolition of Managing Agencies 
Bibliography 
Index 
About the Author 
 
 

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Nasir Tyabji

Forging Capitalism in Nehru’s India View larger

Nasir Tyabji

Forging Capitalism in Nehru’s India View larger

Nasir Tyabji

Table of contents

Preface 

Introduction 
1. Capital Accumulation under Colonial Economy and
Company Law 
2. Inculcating Corporate Responsibility: The Bombay Plan
as Social Engineering 
3. Liaquat Ali Khan's 1947 Budget and the Corporate Response 
4. Administrative Attempts to Channel Accumulations:
The Income Tax Investigation Commission 
5. Sholapur Mills and the Initiation of Social Engineering 
6. Private Industry and the Second Five-Year Plan:
The Dalmia-Jain and Mundhra Episodes 
7. Denouement: The Final Abolition of Managing Agencies 
Bibliography 
Index 
About the Author 
 
 

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