<i>Sahibs, Babus</i>, and <i>Banias</i>: Changes in Industrial Control in Eastern India, 1918–50

Omkar Goswami

The Journal of Asian Studies · 1989 · 59 citations · 15 references

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Abstract

The history of industrialization of many developing countries in Asia is related to conflicts between foreigners and a growing local bourgeoisie over industrial ownership and control. This article analyzes one such country—India—from the end of World War I until a few years beyond independence.

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