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Monographic Section: India’s informal capitalism and its regulation – IntroductionInternational Review of Sociology

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The papers included in this section of the International Review of Sociology explore the nature and working of India’s informal economy.

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Basilea, Elisabetta, and Harriss-White, Barbara. Monographic Section: India’s informal capitalism and its regulation – IntroductionInternational Review of Sociology. , , . , 2010. Basilea, E., and Harriss-White, B. (2010). Monographic Section: India’s informal capitalism and its regulation – IntroductionInternational Review of Sociology. , , . Basilea, Elisabetta, and Harriss-White, Barbara. "Monographic Section: India’s informal capitalism and its regulation – IntroductionInternational Review of Sociology." 2010, .Basilea Elisabetta, and Harriss-White Barbara. "Monographic Section: India’s informal capitalism and its regulation – IntroductionInternational Review of Sociology." (2010). Basilea, E, and Harriss-White, B 2010, 'Monographic Section: India’s informal capitalism and its regulation – IntroductionInternational Review of Sociology', , , . Elisabetta Basilea, and Barbara Harriss-White, 'Monographic Section: India’s informal capitalism and its regulation – IntroductionInternational Review of Sociology' (2010). Basilea E., and Harriss-White B. Monographic Section: India’s informal capitalism and its regulation – IntroductionInternational Review of Sociology. . 2010. Basilea, Elisabetta, and Harriss-White, Barbara. Monographic Section: India’s informal capitalism and its regulation – IntroductionInternational Review of Sociology. . 2010. , .

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