Famines in 19th century Indian history a materialist alternative to ecological reductionism - Currie, Kate; East-West Environment and Policy Institute; Southeast Asian Universities Agroecosystem Network; SUAN Information Support Service; Ford Foundation; East-West Center (1986)
Introduction: McAlpin's defence of colonialism -- Revenue and debt: a problematic relationship? -- Famine and class: famine of money or famine of food supply? -- Famine relief and free trade: one step forward, two steps back -- Railways and irrigation -- Conclusion.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 489-490)
Keywords: Famines -- India; Indian history