The Review of Agrarian Studies is the peer-reviewed journal of the Foundation for Agrarian Studies. Journal articles are published online on a continuous basis, and online content is aggregated into a print edition twice a year. The print edition is available through subscription and direct purchase. The online edition is at present free to all users, though we recommend that you register.
Current Issue
Volume 9, Number 1 (January-June, 2019)
Editorials
No Panacea: Basic Income Schemes in India
Editorial >>
Stagnation in Rural Wage Rates
Editorial >>
Introduction
In Focus: Situating the Rural in Musical Imaginaries of Nation, Region, and Identity
Sumangala Damodaran >>
Research Articles
Bishnuprasad Rava and the Rural in Assam: Inspiration and Intervention through Music
Prachee Dewri >>
Farm Mechanisation and its Impact on Women’s Labour: The Case of Shiga Prefecture, Japan
Tamaki Kashio >>
Agrarian Production and the Archiving of Folksong
Smita Tewari Jassal >>
Previous Issue
Volume 8, Number 2 (July-December, 2018)
Introduction
* In Focus: Features of Women’s Work: Perspectives from Eastern India
Madhura Swaminathan >>
Research Articles
* Measuring Female Work Participation in Rural India: What Do the Primary and Secondary Data Show?
Yoshifumi Usami with Subhajit Patra and Abhinav Kapoor >>
* Restructuring the Economy of Women’s Work on the Assam-Dooars Tea Plantations
Jeta Sankrityayana >>
Srijana Rai and Sanchari Roy Mukherjee >>
Extreme Temperatures and Crop Yields in Karnataka, India
Kamal Kumar Murari, Sandeep Mahato, T. Jayaraman, and Madhura Swaminathan >>
Research Notes and Statistics
Introduction of Millets into the Public Distribution System: Lessons from Karnataka
S. Raju, Priya Rampal, R. V. Bhavani, and S. C. Rajshekar >>
Conference
Conference on Women’s Work in Rural Economies: A Report
FAS Team >>
Obituary
Tribute: G. Veeraiyan (1932-2018)
Parvathi Menon >>
Book Reviews
The Development of Transgenic Crop Technologies in India: Past Experiences and Future Prospects
Aravindhan Nagarajan >>
The Genesis, Evolution, and Success of the Uralungal Labour Contract Cooperative Society
Sampath V. Sambasivan >>
Referees
The Editor wishes to thank the following persons for reviewing articles published in the journal. >>
