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... Punjab as a consequence of these agrarian models of development was / is the ' ruralization ' of Punjab and even of its bourgeoisie . Imran Ali's charac- terization of this class and of the post - canal colony development pro- cess ...
... Punjab as a consequence of these agrarian models of development was / is the ' ruralization ' of Punjab and even of its bourgeoisie . Imran Ali's charac- terization of this class and of the post - canal colony development pro- cess ...
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... Punjab has no ' culture ' but only ' agriculture ' captures , though in a distorted form , the tragi - comic consequences of the agrarian models of development introduced in Punjab by the British colonial state and the independent ...
... Punjab has no ' culture ' but only ' agriculture ' captures , though in a distorted form , the tragi - comic consequences of the agrarian models of development introduced in Punjab by the British colonial state and the independent ...
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... Punjab crops are shrinking primarily be- cause of the existing structure of centre - state relations where the cen- tre is able to exercise a decisive role in determining agriculture input and output prices.21 A number of studies ...
... Punjab crops are shrinking primarily be- cause of the existing structure of centre - state relations where the cen- tre is able to exercise a decisive role in determining agriculture input and output prices.21 A number of studies ...
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