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Original Articles

Land reform and Agrarian change in India and Pakistan since 1947: 1

Pages 164-185 | Published online: 05 Feb 2008

Notes

  • 1957 . Government of Pakistan , 1, 4
  • 1956 . Government of Pakistan , II : 19 – 21 . 115 – 137 .
  • 1957 . Government of Pakistan , : 309 – 10 .
  • 1956 . Government of India, Planning Commission , 179
  • 1952 . India's First Five Year Plan , : 9 – 11 . 184 – 85 .

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  • Professor of Economic Sociology, Institute of Economic Growth, University of Delhi The author is grateful to several persons for their help in preparation of this paper: especially to Professor Ajit Biswas for his valuable comments on an earlier draft of this paper; to Dr. Dharm Narain, Dr. C. H. Hanumantha Rao and Dr. Andre Beteille for discussions on a number of points; and to Dr. Suren Navlakha for help in preparing the final draft of this paper. This article first appeared In Studies in Asian Social Development. I.

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