Political Economy of Globalized India

Paramjit Singh is Assistant Professor of Economics at Panjab University, Chandigarh (India). He has published many research papers in reputed journals. He edited a volume titled Global Political Economy: A Critique of Contemporary Capitalism (2021).Balwinder Singh Tiwana is a former professor of economics and authorized signatory of Indian Political Economy Association. He has published many research papers and monographs.

• Preface List of Figures and Tables Notes on Contributors 1 Introduction: Mapping the Globalized Indian Economy Paramjit Singh and Balwinder Singh Tiwana 2 Revisiting the ‘Drain,’ or Transfers from India to Britain in the Context of the Global Diffusion of Capitalism Utsa Patnaik 3 The Indian Economy under Neo-liberalism Prabhat Patnaik 4 Who Gains from Agricultural “Reform”? Understanding the 2020 Farm Laws and Protests C.P. Chandrasekhar 5 The Incomplete Transition: Stunted Industrialization and the Historical Development of India’s Big Business Class Surajit Mazumdar 6 Economic and Ecological Implications of Industrial Restructuring in Globalized India Ashman Bajwa and Paramjit Singh 7 Political Economy of Social Democracy in Globalizing India Ronki Ram 8 The Debate over Falling Women’s Labor Force Participation in the 2000s: Reproductive Labor as the Missing Element Sirisha C. Naidu and Smriti Rao 9 Social Need in Anti-capitalist Critique and Postcapitalist Transformation: Reflections on Indian Economy Aryaman Roy and Anjan Chakrabarti 10 India in the BRICS (+): De-dollarization and the Quest for a Multipolar Order Paramjit Singh and V. Upadhyay Index