A new class alliance in the Indian countryside: From new farmers’ movements to the 2020 protest wave (Record no. 518387)

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Personal name Pattenden, Janathan and Bansal, Gaurav
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Title A new class alliance in the Indian countryside: From new farmers’ movements to the 2020 protest wave
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Economic & Political Weekly
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Extent 56(26-27), Jun 26, 2021: p.22-29
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Summary, etc Processes of socio-economic differentiation alter balances of power. This article explores the possibility that the current wave of farmers’ protests partly reflects a resetting of class alliances in the Indian countryside centred on small farmers and farmer-labourers who now account for over 85% of farming households. It does so by returning to the new farmers’ movement mobilisations of the 1980s and 1990s, and comparing three key relations between then and now: relations between farmers and the state, between farmers and large capital, and relations within the countryside between larger and smaller farmers and landless labourers. Smaller farmers, it is argued, are now more likely to ally with farmer-labourers and the landless, who are in turn less dependent on larger farmers than they used to be because of the growth of non-agricultural wage labour. The neo-liberal Indian state’s pro-corporate farm bills mean that contradictions within the countryside are for now overshadowed by external contradictions. And if implemented, they will accelerate processes of socio-economic differentiation in ways that make a new centre of political gravity in the Indian countryside more likely. – Reproduced
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Farmers’ movements, Protest, Neo-liberal
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Main entry heading Economic & Political Weekly
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Subject DIP FARMERS - INDIA
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2021-09-22 56(26-27), Jun 26, 2021: p.22-29 AR125547 2021-09-22 Articles

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