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 8, Number 1 (January-June, 2018)

Research Articles

From Public to Private Irrigation: Implications for Equity in Access to Water

Tapas Singh Modak >>

Research Notes and Statistics

A Note on Sree Narayana Guru’s Teachings and Health in Rural Kerala

P. K. Michael Tharakan >>

Cropping Pattern Changes in Kerala, 1956–57 to 2016–17

Deepak Johnson >>

Selecting a “Village” in the Malabar Region, Kerala, India: A Note

R. Ramakumar >>

Book Reviews

Understanding Rural Poverty in the United States

Madhura Swaminathan >>

A Sweeping View of Agriculture in Pakistan

Muhammad Ali Jan >>

Men Outnumbering Women: Concerns and Consequences

Udaya S. Mishra >>

The Crisis of the Small Farm Economy in India

Awanish Kumar >>

Previous Issue

Volume 7, Number 2 (July-December, 2017)

Introduction

* In Focus: Crop Incomes in India

Madhura Swaminathan >>

Research Articles

Wage Rates in Rural India, 1998–99 to 2016–17

Arindam Das and Yoshifumi Usami >>

* The Evolution of Farm Income Statistics in India: A Review

V. Surjit >>

* Household Crop Incomes Among Small Farmers: A Study of Three Villages in West Bengal

Biplab Sarkar >>

Review Articles

Speaking Up: Voices from Agrarian Struggles in Thanjavur

Parvathi Menon >>

Research Notes and Statistics

* Changes in Groundwater Markets: A Case Study of Amarsinghi Village, 2005 to 2015

Tapas Singh Modak and Aparajita Bakshi >>

* The Situation Assessment Surveys: An Evaluation

Biplab Sarkar >>

Book Reviews

Comparative Agricultural Growth in South Asia

K. L. Krishna >>

Economic Histories of Agrarian India

Shireen Moosvi >>

Village India: Change and Continuity

Awanish Kumar >>

The WTO Threat to Food Security

V. Sridhar >>