India: Social and Economic Development (18th–19th Centuries) – V. Pavlov, V. Rastyannikov & G. Shirokov

India: Social and Economic Development (18th–19th Centuries)

🔹 Authors: V. Pavlov, V. Rastyannikov & G. Shirokov

🔹 Publisher: Progress Publishers, Moscow

🔹 Edition: First Edition, 1975

🔹 Binding: Hardcover

🔹 Pages: 296

🔹 Size: 5 × 0.5 × 8 inches

🔹 Language: English

Written by V. Pavlov, V. Rastyannikov, and G. Shirokov, India: Social and Economic Development (18th–19th Centuries) is a comprehensive historical study examining the major social and economic changes that occurred in India during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The authors analyze a crucial period in Indian history when political transformation, colonial administration, and economic restructuring significantly influenced the country’s development.

The book explores the evolution of agriculture, industry, trade, and social institutions while examining the impact of British colonial policies on India’s economy and society. It discusses changes in land ownership, commercial expansion, urban growth, and the emergence of new social and economic relationships during the colonial era. Through careful historical analysis, the authors present the broader forces that shaped India’s transition into the modern age.

Drawing upon historical research and economic studies, the volume provides valuable insight into the relationship between political authority, economic development, and social change. It is particularly useful for readers interested in colonial history, economic history, and the development of Indian society during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The work reflects the scholarly approach for which Progress Publishers was well known and remains an important resource for students, historians, and researchers.

Published by Progress Publishers, Moscow as a First Edition in 1975, this hardcover edition contains 296 pages and measures 5 × 0.5 × 8 inches. Its first edition status, academic significance, and association with a notable Soviet publisher make it a desirable addition to collections of Indian history, economic studies, and rare Russian publications.

• Written by V. Pavlov, V. Rastyannikov & G. Shirokov
• Published by Progress Publishers, Moscow
• First Edition, 1975
• Hardcover binding
• 296 pages
• Size: 5 × 0.5 × 8 inches
• Language: English
• Examines India’s social and economic development during the 18th and 19th centuries
• Covers colonial economy, society, trade, and historical change
• Ideal for historians, researchers, students, and collectors of rare Russian publications

🔹 Collector’s Note

This 1975 First Edition hardcover of India: Social and Economic Development (18th–19th Centuries) is a valuable collectible for readers of Indian history and economic studies. Published by Progress Publishers, Moscow, it reflects an important period of international academic scholarship on India and is an excellent addition to collections of South Asian history, colonial studies, economic history, and rare Russian books.