The Indian Economic & Social History Review

1963 - 2025

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Frank disputations pp. 457-511: Muzaffar Alam and Sanjay Subrahmanyam
Fixed boundaries, fluid landscapes pp. 513-540: Gunnel CederlÃ¶f
Telling her tale? Unravelling a life in conflict in Peeroâ€™s Ik Sau Saá¹h KÄ fiaá¹…. (one hundred and sixty kafis) pp. 541-578: Anshu Malhotra
Did globalisation aid industrial development in colonial India? A study of knowledge transfer in the iron industry pp. 579-613: Tirthankar Roy
Index to Volume XLVI pp. 615-616: N/a

Introduction pp. 293-300: Aya Ikegame and Andrea Major
Re-visioning princely states in South Asian historiography pp. 301-313: Chitralekha Zutshi
Enslaving spaces pp. 315-342: Andrea Major
Space of kinship, space of empire pp. 343-372: Aya Ikegame
The Malabar Hill murder trial of 1925 pp. 373-400: Angma D. Jhala
To â€˜tear the mask off the face of the pastâ€™ pp. 401-426: Mridu Rai
Princely states and the making of modern India pp. 427-456: Manu Bhagavan

Cultural flows and cosmopolitanism in Mughal India pp. 147-182: Kumkum Chatterjee
Cosmopolitanism in the Hinterland? Bellary District through Fresh Lenses, 1800â€“1840 pp. 183-210: Chandra Mallampalli
The military influence on engineering education in Britain and India, 1848â€“1906 pp. 211-239: John Black
New province, old capital pp. 241-279: Sraman Mukherjee
Book Reviews pp. 281-291: N/a

Introduction pp. 1-4: Eleanor Newbigin, Leigh Denault and Rohit De
From begums and bibis to abandoned females and idle women pp. 5-25: Erica Wald
Partition and the politics of the joint family in nineteenth-century north India pp. 27-55: Leigh Denault
The semi-autonomous judge in colonial India pp. 57-81: Mitra Sharafi
The codification of personal law and secular citizenship pp. 83-104: Eleanor Newbigin
Mumtaz Bibi's broken heart pp. 105-130: Rohit De
Book Reviews pp. 131-146: N/a

History, buranjis and nation pp. 473-507: Arupjyoti Saikia
Missionary pedagogy and Christianisation of the heathens pp. 509-551: Parinitha Shetty
Living on the edge pp. 553-580: Paul Axelrod
Book Reviews pp. 581-607: N/a
Index to Volume XLV pp. 609-611: N/a

A colonial city and its time(s) pp. 329-351: Ranajit Guha
Politics and representation of caste identity in regional historiography pp. 353-380: Yamada Keiko
What makes people who they are? Pandit networks and the problem of livelihoods in early modern Western India pp. 381-416: Rosalind O'Hanlon and Christopher Minkowski
Archaeology and empire pp. 417-449: Himanshu Prabha Ray
Book Reviews pp. 451-472: N/a

Temple land in Chola and Pandyan inscriptions pp. 175-199: Noboru Karashima
Thuggee, marginality and the state effect in colonial India, circa 1770â€“1840 pp. 201-237: Tom Lloyd
The colonial state, zamindars and the politics of flood control in north Bihar (1850â€“1945) pp. 239-259: Praveen Singh
State, society and market in the aftermath of natural disasters in colonial India pp. 261-294: Tirthankar Roy
Book Reviews pp. 295-328: N/a

Mobility, control and criminality in early colonial India, 1760sâ€“1850s pp. 1-33: Nitin Sinha
Further thoughts on an enigma pp. 35-76: Sanjay Subrahmanyam
State, peasants and land reclamation pp. 77-114: Arupjyoti Saikia
Writers and generals pp. 115-149: Talat Ahmed
Book Reviews pp. 151-174: N/a

Export industries and handicraft production under the Sultans of Kashmir pp. 407-423: Simon Digby
Law, migration and new subjectivities pp. 425-461: Sanghamitra Misra
The orphaned colony pp. 463-488: Satadru Sen
The integration of the princely state of Hyderabad and the making of the postcolonial state in India, 1948â€“56 pp. 489-516: Taylor C. Sherman
Book Reviews pp. 517-565: N/a

Disquiet on the island pp. 269-295: Ã‚ngela Barreto Xavier
South Asian ways of seeing, Muslim ways of knowing pp. 297-331: Sandria B. Freitag
Sanskrit and the morning after pp. 333-361: Brian A. Hatcher
Cultural pluralism, empire and the state in early modern South Asiaâ€”A review essay pp. 363-381: Rosalind O'Hanlon
Book Reviews pp. 383-405: N/a

â€˜A Christian Benaresâ€™ pp. 111-145: Sujit Sivasundaram
From mountain trade to jungle politics pp. 147-177: Arik Moran
â€˜Delinquent subjectsâ€™ pp. 179-212: Bhangya Bhukya
The shaping of land revenue policy in Madras Presidency pp. 213-236: Mohammed Mustafa
Book Reviews pp. 237-267: N/a

Kaniyalar old and new pp. 1-17: Noboru Karashima and Y. Subbarayalu
A language for music pp. 19-40: Lakshmi Subramanian
Purifying the nation pp. 41-65: David Hardiman
Developing the state of a nation in a post-colonial world pp. 67-83: G. Balachandran
Book Reviews pp. 85-109: N/a