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IESHR - Most Frequently Cited Articles (Sage)Mumtaz Bibi's broken heart: The many lives of the Dissolution of Muslim Marriages ActRohit De view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The semi-autonomous judge in colonial India: Chivalric imperialism meets Anglo-Islamic dower and divorce lawMitra Sharafi view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Partition and the politics of the joint family in nineteenth-century north IndiaLeigh Denault view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The codification of personal law and secular citizenship: Revisiting the history of law reform in late colonial IndiaEleanor Newbigin view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] What makes people who they are? Pandit networks and the problem of livelihoods in early modern Western IndiaRosalind O''Hanlon, Christopher Minkowski view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The colonial state, zamindars and the politics of flood control in north Bihar (1850-1945)Praveen Singh view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The integration of the princely state of Hyderabad and the making of the postcolonial state in India, 1948-56Taylor C. Sherman view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Cultural pluralism, empire and the state in early modern South Asia A review essayRosalind O''Hanlon view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Kaniyalar old and new: Landholding policy of the Chola state in the twelfth and thirteenth centuriesNoboru Karashima, Y. Subbarayalu view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Imperial policy, provincial practices: Colonial language policy in nineteenth-century IndiaFarina Mir view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Colonialism and coffee plantations: Decline of environment and tribals in Madras Presidency during the nineteenth centuryVelayutham Saravanan view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Emergence of a marginal science in a colonial city: Reading psychiatry in Bengali periodicalsAmit Ranjan Basu view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Caste as Maratha: Social categories, colonial policy and identity in early twentieth-century MaharashtraPrachi Deshpande view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Social categories and colonisation in Panjab, 1849-1920Brian P. Caton view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The nation in heterogeneous timePartha Chatterjee view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] New intellectuals in seventeenth-century IndiaSheldon Pollock view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Slave-queen, waif-prince: Slavery and social capital in eighteenth-century IndiaIndrani Chatterjee, Sumit Guha view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Making the domestic more domestic: Criminal law and the 'head of the household', 1772-1843Radhika Singha view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Nature of society and civilisation in early DeccanAloka Parasher view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The diffusion of the stationary steam engine from Britain to India 1790-1830Jennifer Tann, John Aitken view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Famines and Peasant Mobility: Changing Agrarian Structure in Kurnool District of Andhra, 1870-1900D. Rajasekhar view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Disciplining and policing the 'criminals by birth', Part 2: The development of a disciplinary system, 1871-1900Sanjay Nigam view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Disciplining and policing the 'criminals by birth', Part 1: The making of a colonial stereotype-- The criminal tribes and castes of North IndiaSanjay Nigam view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The cognitive status of caste in colonial ethnography: A review of some literature on the NorthWest Provinces and OudhRashmi Pant view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Aspects of state formation in South India and Southeast Asia, 1500-1650Sanjay Subrahmanyam view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The 1918-1919 Influenza Pandemic-- The Indian ExperienceI.D. Mills view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Then came the Marwaris: Some aspects of the changes in the pattern of industrial control in Eastern IndiaOmkar Goswami view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] When the rains failed: famine, relief, and mortality in British IndiaIra Klein view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Conversion to Christianity among the Nagas, 1876-1971Richard M. Eaton view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Law, custom, and statutory social reform: the Hindu Widows' Remarriage Act of 1856Lucy Carroll view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The logic of tenancy cultivation: central and south-east Punjab, 1870-1935Neeladri Bhattacharya view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Racial Discrimination and Science in Nineteenth Century IndiaDeepak Kumar view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Eyes Without Sight: Education and Mill Workers in South India, 1939-76Enid Perlin view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] On South Indian Bandits and KingsDavid Shulman view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Agrarian Conditions in Assam, 1880-1890: A Case Study of Five Districts of the Brahmaputra ValleyAditya Mukherjee view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Land as "Patrimony": Nationalist Response to Immigrant Labour Demands for Land in the Early Twentieth Century Sri LankaVijaya Samaraweera view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] From Protector to Litigant-- Changing Relations Between Hindu Temples and the Raja of RamnadCarol Appadurai Breckenridge view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Temples in Tamil Country, 1300-1750 A.DBurton Stein view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Factory Labour in Eastern I ndia: Sources of Supply, 1855-1946 Some Preliminary FindingsRanajit Das Gupta view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Political Authority and Structural Change in Early South Indian HistoryNicholas B. Dirks view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The Evolution of Land Relations in Eastern India under British RuleAmit Bhaduri view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Landownership and Inequality in Madras Presidency: 1853-54 to 1946-47Dharma Kumar view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The Ideology and the Interests of the Bengali Intelligentsia: Sir George Campbell's Education Policy (1871-74)Archana Mandal view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Key People in the Countryside : Decision- Makers in Interior Tamilnadu in the Late Eighteenth CenturyBrian J. Murton view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Mahar and Non-Brahman Movements in MaharashtraEleanor Zelliot view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The Social Background and Politics of the Muslims of Tamil Nad, 1901-1937Kenneth Mcpherson view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] A Re-interpretation of Nineteenth Century Indian Economic History?T. Raychaudhuri view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The Indigenous Iron Industry of BirbhumHitesranjan Sanyal view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] Cultural and Social Constraints on Technological Innovation and Economic Development : Some Case StudiesSabyasachi Bhattacharya view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] The Role of the Gosains in the Economy of Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Upper IndiaBernard S. Cohn view article | [Indian Economic Social History Review: Most-Cited Full-Text Articles] |
