Dominance and Mobilisation: Rural Politics in Western Uttar Pradesh 1930-1980

Explore the evolution of rural politics in India through a focused lens on Western Uttar Pradesh (1930-1980). This pivotal work dissects agrarian society, detailing the mechanisms of political mobilization and the emergence of dominant peasant groups in Aligarh district. It offers a profound analysis linking socio-economic changes, including the Green Revolution’s impact, to shifts in party politics and the intricate interplay of caste and class. An indispensable resource for students of Indian democracy, political science, and rural development, offering deep insights into India’s socio-political landscape.