Commerce and culture in the Bay of Bengal, 1500-1800

ISBN: 9788173042652, 8173042659

The collection of essays seeks to explore some of these links in the early modern period by looking at the Bay of Bengal region as a unity rather than simply as an agglomeration of distinct political entities.

Hyderabad: the social context of industrialisation, 1875-1948

Subba Rao, CV

ISBN: 9788125032601, 8125032606

This book is an economic history of the Indian princely state of Hyderabad through the late colonial era upto 1948.

India and Germany: shaping the future, commemorating the 500th anniversary of Indo-German relations 1505-2005

ISBN: 9788190234528, 8190234528

India at the death of Akbar: an economic study

Moreland, WH

ISBN: 9788170691310, 8170691311

India in the world economy: from antiquity to the present

Roy, Tirthankar

It is the first truly global history of the India subcontinent. The book examines the way South Asians have interacted with Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America through trade, migration, and investment from ancient times up through the current era of `liberalization'.

India's overland trade with Central Asia and Persia: during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries

Chawla, Joginder K

Indian economy 1858-1914, 3rd edition

Habib, Irfan

ISBN: 9788189487461, 8189487469

Indian economy, 1858-1914

Habib, Irfan

ISBN: 9788189487065, 818948706X

The monograph surveys the developments within the Indian economy during the period of the high tide of colonial domination between the 1857 Rebellion and the First World War.

Indian railway acts and rules 1849-1895, Vol.IV, ed by Bhubanes Misra (Railway construction in India: select documents, 1832-1900; Gen. ed. by Amiya Kumar Bagchi)

ISBN: 9788179752852, 8179752852

The Indian trade at the Asian frontier

Stephen, S Jeyaseela (ed.)

ISBN: 9798121209464, 8121209463

This book is a collection of papers that provides rich insights into trade workings of the Indian mind arguing that Indian merchants in the medieval and the early modern period were in no way inferior to other traders and Europeans in terms of their commercial operations and business acumen.

Indigenous industries of Assam, 1870-1925

Purkayastha, Sudeshna

ISBN: 9788170742845, 8170742846

Indo-Nepal trade relations, 1846 to 1947

Tiwary, Vijay Kumar

ISBN: 9788121211345, 8121211344

Journeys and dwellings: Indian ocean themes in South Asia, ed. by Helen Basu

ISBN: 9788125031413, 8125031413

The present volume originates in an interdisciplinary work-shop on `Western India and the Indian Ocean' held at the conference of Modern South Asian Studies in Heidelberg in 1999.

Konkan economy and society in transition, 1818-1920 (with special reference to Ratnagiri, Malvan and Vengurla)

Nabar, Sheela Mohan

ISBN: 9788186771686, 8186771689

Labour matters: towards global histories, studies in honour of Sabyasachi Bhattacharya

Linden, Marcel van der et al. (ed.)

ISBN: 9788189487508, 8189487507

This volume, in honour of Sabyasachi Bhattacharya, brings together a set of essays that highlight some of the major tranformations in the field of labour history today.

Labour movement in India 1931-1937, Vols.15-16, ed. by A.R. Desai et al

ISBN: 9788173070969, 8173070962

This series presents original documents that are of prime importance for understanding history; particularly of the trade union movement right from its incipient stages, when the British created the labour force. This volume documents the period, when the movement grew and gathered strenth, with the advent of industrialization.

Labour movement in India: documents 1937-1939, Vols.19-20, ed. by Manorama Savur et al

ISBN: 9788173071058, 8173071055

Labour movement in India: documents 1937-1939, Vols.21-22, ed. by Manorama Savur et al

ISBN: 9788173071065, 8173071063

Labour movement in India: documents 1941-1947, Vols.23-24, ed. by M.N.V. Nair et al

ISBN: 9788173071072, 8173071071

The anarchy: the East India Company, corporate violence, and the pillage of an empire

Dalrymple, William

ISBN: 9781526618504, 1526618508

This book tells the remarkable story of how one of the world's most magnificent empires disintegrated and came to be replaced by a dangerously unregulated private company, based thousands of miles overseas and answerable only to its shareholders. In his most ambitious and riveting book to date, William Dalrymple tells the story of the East India Company as it has never been told before, unfoldi...