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ees-1017	Das, Budhaditya	Political Economy of Farming in India: Chronicling 50 Years of Scholarship and Transformation	2023	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1145	59	45	As demonstrated in the earlier vignette from Rajasthan, agrarian change also intersects with the processes of urbanization, industrialization, and political conflicts over land and dispossession in contemporary India (Levien 2015). State attempts to regulate or intervene in markets—whether in the form of fertilizer subsidies, export and import tariffs, krishi mandis (farmer markets), or rural employment schemes—are driven by the agrarian political economy, global market forces, as well as a range of economic ideologies.	cache/ees-1017.pdf	txt/ees-1017.txt