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Behind India's High Recent Growth Rates Lies A Story Of Societal Conflict That Is Scarcely Talked About. Across Production Sites, State Institutions And Civil Society Organisations, The Dominant And Less Well-off Sections Of Society Are Engaged In A Protracted Conflict That Determines The Material Conditions Of One Quarter Of The World's 'poor'. Increasingly Mobile, And Often Engaged In Multiple Occupations In Multiple Locations, India's 'classes Of Labour' Are Highly Segmented, But Far From Passive In The Face Of Ongoing Processes Of Exploitation And Domination. Drawing On Detailed Fieldwork In Rural South India Over More Than A Decade, The Book Uses A 'class-relational' Approach That Focuses On 'the Poor's' Iniquitous Relations With Others, And Views Class In Terms Of Contested Social Relations Rather Than Structural Locations Marked By Particular Characteristics. The Book Explores Continuity And Change Amongst Forms Of Accumulation, Exploitation And Domination In Three Interrelated Arenas Of Class Relations: Labour Relations, The State And Civil Society. Marginal Gains For Labour Derived From Structural Change Are Contested By Capital, Local State Institutions And State Poverty

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Author
Jonathan Pattenden
Publisher
Manchester University Press
Published
2016
Language
EN
ISBN
9781784997021
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Political Science, Economics, Social Science

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