Tubewell capitalism: groundwater development and agrarian change in Gujarat.

Navroz K. Dubash

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This is a detailed and timely study of the development of groundwater use and the implications of its depletion in agrarian societies. The volume is based on fieldwork in Gujarat and highlights policy implications.

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