Artisans And Industrialization: Indian Weaving In The Twentieth Century

Artisans And Industrialization: Indian Weaving In The Twentieth Century

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After The Mid Nineteenth Century Trade Between Europe And Asia Caused A Deindustrialization In The Latter. This Book Argues That The Effects Of English Goods On Indian Industry Were More Complex Than Just Loss Of Employment. It Ties Together Various Kinds Of Changes The Craftsmenexperienced, Including Diversifications, Increased Labor Hiring, Weavers' Participation In Trade, Adoption Of Laborsaving Appliances, The Urbanization Of Weaving And Increased Inequalities. It Also Examines How Certain Sections Of The Handloom Weaving Industry Have Become Competitive And Responsiveto The Market In The Twentieth Century.

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