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The Industrialization of India

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Der Band beschäftigt sich mit der Industrialisierung Indiens. Er gliedert sich in 10 Kapitel, die sich jeweils einem konkreten Zeitraum widmen, wie der Beginn der Industrialisierung im 19. Jahrhundert, die Auswirkungen des Ersten Weltkriegs etc. Beleuchtet wird vor allem die politische Atmosphäre. Für jeden Zeitraum werden alle relevanten Branchen diskutiert. Abschließend wird auf aktuelle Entwicklungen und neue Industriezweige eingegangen.

Bibliographic data

Edition
1/2019
Copyright Year
2019
ISBN-Print
978-3-8487-6274-3
ISBN-Online
978-3-7489-0380-2
Publisher
Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series
Moderne Südasienstudien - Modern South Asian Studies
Volume
8
Language
English
Pages
183
Product Type
Monograph

Table of contents

ChapterPages
  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access 1 - 10
  2. Introduction: Studying the Industrialization of India No access 11 - 12
    1. The impact of the trade in Indian textiles on the development of the British textile industry and the "de-industrialization" of India No access
    1. Western India: The cotton textile industry No access
    2. Eastern India: jute, tea and coal No access
    3. The humble beginnings of the Indian leather industry No access
    4. The vision of Jamshed Tata: The steel mill at Jamshedpur, the Indian Institute of Science at Bengaluru No access
    1. Indian industry in the 1920 s No access
    2. The impact of the Great Depression No access
    1. The emergence of the instruments of intervention No access
    2. The rise of new industrial firms No access
    3. Economic policy after independence No access
    1. The Bombay Plan of 1944 and the Statement of Economic Policy of 1945 No access
    2. Central control of the Indian economy No access
    3. The initial five-year plans No access
    4. The growth of the Indian steel industry No access
    5. Industrial diversification: HMT, HAL, MICO, ALIND No access
    6. The strangulation of the cotton textile mills No access
    7. The expansion of the scope of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) No access
    1. The cult of self-reliance and the MRTPA-FERA-regime No access
    2. Coal, oil and steel in the period of stagnation No access
    3. The further decay of the textile industry No access
    4. Jute, tea and cement No access
    1. The success stories of the oil and cement industries No access
    2. Cars and machine-tools No access
    3. The liberalization of foreign trade No access
    4. The progress of the petrochemical industry No access
    5. The Mumbai textile strike of 1982 and the doom of the mills No access
    6. The new textile policy of 1985 No access
    7. The progress of the fertilizer industry and of steel mills No access
    1. The restructuring of the cotton textile industry in the 1990 s No access
    2. Machine tools and steel in the 1990 s No access
    3. The pharmaceutical and petrochemical industries No access
    4. The defence industry No access
    5. The Indian oil industry No access
    6. India´s export industries No access
    7. The new vision of the CSIR No access
    1. Supercomputers and rockets: Denial-driven innovation No access
    2. The success of customised computer software No access
    1. The change in outlook among entrepreneurs No access
    2. Steel, cars and cycles No access
    3. Machine tools: The case of Ace Micromatic Group No access
    4. The quest for energy No access
    5. The further progress of the IT-industry No access
    6. Overcoming the bottlenecks of infrastructure: Railways and Roads No access
    7. Ports and shipbuilding No access
    8. Airlines and airports No access
    9. Meeting the challenge faced by the textile industry No access
    10. New industries and the importance of patents No access
    11. The structure of Indian labour No access
    12. Concluding remarks No access
  13. Acknowledgements No access 161 - 162
  14. Bibliography No access 163 - 168
  15. Index No access 169 - 183

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