Empire, industry and class: The imperial nexus of jute, 1840-1940/ Anthony Cox,
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Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section | 331.76670309541409034 ANT/E (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | P30958 |
Introduction 1. The making and re-making of the imperial nexus of jute, 1840-1940 2. The coming of the up-countrymen: labour conditions and class formation in the Bengal jute industry, 1875-1910 3. The making of Juteopolis and the imperial nexus of jute, 1875-1910 4. Working class militancy and labor politics in Juteopolis, 1885-1923 5. Challenging the jute wallahs: Non-Co-operation, communism and the Marwaris, 1918-30 6. The imperial nexus and labor politics in Dundee during the 1920s 7. The breaking of the Dundee-Calcutta nexus, 1930-40 8. Conclusion
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