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 10, Number 2 (July-December, 2020)
Research Articles
Tenancy and Accumulation: A Study of Capitalist Farm Sector in Punjab
Gaurav Bansal >>
Previous Issue
Volume 10, Number 1 (January-June, 2020)
Editorials
Covid-19, Food Insecurity and the Need for Government Action
Editorial >>
Covid-19 and the Rural Non-Farm Sector
Editorial >>
Editorial >>
Research Articles
Women’s Access to Banking in India: Policy Context, Trends, and Predictors
Pallavi Chavan >>
B R Ambedkar on Caste and Land Relations in India
Awanish Kumar >>
In Focus
Introduction: The Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic
R. Ramakumar >>
Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Security Under Covid-19: Lessons from China
Shenggen Fan >>
Agriculture and the Covid-19 Pandemic: An Analysis with Special Reference to India
R. Ramakumar >>
One Step Behind: The Government of India and Agricultural Policy During the Covid-19 Lockdown
Sudha Narayanan and Shree Saha >>
Challenges to India’s Rural Healthcare System in the Context of Covid-19
T. Sundararaman and Alok Ranjan >>
Changing the Narrative: Economics After Covid-19
Carolina Alves and Ingrid Harvold Kvangraven >>
Covid-19 and Circular Migration in India
Ravi Srivastava >>
Impact of Covid-19 on Indian Villages
Tapas Singh Modak, Sandipan Baksi, and Deepak Johnson >>
Impact of the Pandemic on Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHA) in India
S. Niyati and S. Nelson Mandela >>
Tribute
K. Nagaraj >>
Book Reviews
The Art of Subordination: Landed Elites, the State, and the Circumvention of Democracy in Pakistan
Urs Geiser >>
Judith Heyer >>
The RAS Agrarian Novels Series
Thwarted Desires: Life and Exploitation in the Northeast of Brazil in the 1930s
Gerry Rodgers >>
