Amalendu Guha
Biographic Data
| ID | 3935124 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Amalendu Guha |
| GIVEN NAMES | Amalendu |
| FAMILY NAME | Guha |
| SIGNATURE | GUHA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 53 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Regions in Indian History
Assam under X-Ray
Regional
Pre-Ahom Roots and the Medieval State in Assam
Nationalism
The Ahom Political System
IN 1NTI-DUHRING (1877-78) Engels had suggested that classes and state emerged in primitive society tllrough a gradual transformation of the lnanagerial functionaries, customarily in charge of common aSairs, into an exploitative power. In that process7 a part of the community's property was transformed into private property, and the customary functional power into state power. In his Origin of Fclmily, Private Property and State (1884), Engels con…
Assamese Agrarian Society in the Late Nineteenth Century
Intra‐Comecon Manpower Migration
Agrarian Unrest in West Bengal
International Energy Crisis and the Socialist Countries
If the oil crisis (precipitated by the sharp rise in prices consequent upon the decision of the oil-producing countries of the Middle East to use oil as a political weapon) did not produce in the socialist countries, both of Europe and of Asia, the traumatic shock waves that it produced in the West, it was partly because of their socio-economic structure and partly because of their judicious use and sharing between themselves of their overall ene…
Brain drain Issue and Indicators on Brain‐Drain
Lenin on the Agrarian Question
East Bengal Immigrants and Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhasani in Assam Politics, 1928-47
Immigration was a welcome phenomenon for labour-short, land-abundant Assam from the economic point of view. Landless immigrants from over-populated East Bengal during 1901-51—of them some 85 per cent were Muslims—found an el dorado in the jungle-infested riverine belt of government wastelands, remaining water-logged for many years. Used to an amphibious mode of living, they were industrious and hardy enough to come up the Brahmaputra on steamers …
Regional Development and the National Question in North-East India
Rumania as a Development Model
A Big Push Without a Take-Off
Origins of the Assamese Middle Class
Raw Cotton of Western India
Impact of Bengal Renaissance On Assam
Raw Cotton of Western India
Asia
A Big Push Without a Take-off
Sir Percival Griffiths
Colonisation of Assam
Colonisation of Assam
The Ahom Political System
IN 1NTI-DUHRING (1877-78) Engels had suggested that classes and state emerged in primitive society tllrough a gradual transformation of the lnanagerial functionaries, customarily in charge of common aSairs, into an exploitative power. In that process7 a part of the community's property was transformed into private property, and the customary functional power into state power. In his Origin of Fclmily, Private Property and State (1884), Engels con…
Raw Cotton of Western India
East Bengal Immigrants and Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhasani in Assam Politics, 1928-47
Immigration was a welcome phenomenon for labour-short, land-abundant Assam from the economic point of view. Landless immigrants from over-populated East Bengal during 1901-51—of them some 85 per cent were Muslims—found an el dorado in the jungle-infested riverine belt of government wastelands, remaining water-logged for many years. Used to an amphibious mode of living, they were industrious and hardy enough to come up the Brahmaputra on steamers …
Land Rights and Social Classes in Medieval Assam
Nationalism
Colonisation of Assam
Intra‐Comecon Manpower Migration
A Big Push Without a Take-off
Colonisation of Assam
Economic Development of Afghanistan—1929-196I
The Rise of Capitalistic Enterprises in Afghanistan 1929-45
Pre-Ahom Roots and the Medieval State in Assam
Assamese Agrarian Society in the Late Nineteenth Century
Brain drain Issue and Indicators on Brain‐Drain
Lenin on the Agrarian Question
Regional Development and the National Question in North-East India
Rumania as a Development Model
A Big Push Without a Take-Off
The Rise of Capitalistic Enterprises in Afghanistan 1929-45
Economic Development of Afghanistan—1929-196I
Land Rights and Social Classes in Medieval Assam
Colonisation of Assam
A Big Push Without a Take-off
Sir Percival Griffiths
Colonisation of Assam
Asia
Impact of Bengal Renaissance On Assam
Raw Cotton of Western India
Raw Cotton of Western India
Rumania as a Development Model
A Big Push Without a Take-Off
Origins of the Assamese Middle Class
Regional Development and the National Question in North-East India
East Bengal Immigrants and Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhasani in Assam Politics, 1928-47
Immigration was a welcome phenomenon for labour-short, land-abundant Assam from the economic point of view. Landless immigrants from over-populated East Bengal during 1901-51—of them some 85 per cent were Muslims—found an el dorado in the jungle-infested riverine belt of government wastelands, remaining water-logged for many years. Used to an amphibious mode of living, they were industrious and hardy enough to come up the Brahmaputra on steamers …
International Energy Crisis and the Socialist Countries
If the oil crisis (precipitated by the sharp rise in prices consequent upon the decision of the oil-producing countries of the Middle East to use oil as a political weapon) did not produce in the socialist countries, both of Europe and of Asia, the traumatic shock waves that it produced in the West, it was partly because of their socio-economic structure and partly because of their judicious use and sharing between themselves of their overall ene…
Brain drain Issue and Indicators on Brain‐Drain
Lenin on the Agrarian Question
Intra‐Comecon Manpower Migration
Agrarian Unrest in West Bengal
Assamese Agrarian Society in the Late Nineteenth Century
The Ahom Political System
IN 1NTI-DUHRING (1877-78) Engels had suggested that classes and state emerged in primitive society tllrough a gradual transformation of the lnanagerial functionaries, customarily in charge of common aSairs, into an exploitative power. In that process7 a part of the community's property was transformed into private property, and the customary functional power into state power. In his Origin of Fclmily, Private Property and State (1884), Engels con…
Regional
Pre-Ahom Roots and the Medieval State in Assam
South Asian Studies and Conflicts (15 works) · Geography (14 works) · Political science (14 works) · Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East (13 works) · History (12 works) · History (12 works) · Indian History and Philosophy (10 works) · Ancient history (8 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · Economics (6 works)