Colin Simmons
Books
- Development studies and colonial policy
- Dibujo técnico
- The great depression and Indian industry
- Simmons Family of Newfoundland
- Manual of engineering drawing
- The creation and organisation of a proletarian mining labour force in India
- The economic consequences of indirect rule in India
- The market for mining equity in Eastern India in the mid-nineteenth century
- Arrested development in India
- Seminal contribution or false dawn?
- Voysey Family of Hampshire
- Economic development and economic history
- Neighbourhood issues in the development of Manchester Airport, 1934-1982
- Entrepreneurial strategies and the organisation of labour in the southern European countryside
- The pioneering of cotton textile machinery manufacture in a colonial economy
- Seasonal labour oscillation in the Indian coal mining industry before independence
- The economic growth of the Kolar gold fields, 1881-circa 1955
- The economic growth of the Kolar gold fields, 1881-circa 1955
- Tracey and Jordan Families of Portsmouth
- The Indian National Congress and the political economy of India, 1885-1985
- De-industrialisation
- Farm debt
- Technological change and industrial restructuring in Greece
- Industrial re-structuring and the growth of garment manufacture in Greece
- Rhetoric and reality
- De-industrialisation industrialisation and the Indian economy, c.1850-1947
- The great depression and Indian industry
- Participation in rural non-farm activity in India
- Surplus disposal and altruism
- Grampy's War
- 'Arrested development' in India - worthwhile epithet, hostage to fortune or plain utopianism?
- 'De-industrialization', industrialization and the Indian economy, c.1850-1947
- The growth and structure of household and small-scale rural enterprises in the southern European periphery
- Ty Technical Drawing
- New technology and changing industrial relations in Greece
- Off-farm activities and employment generation in rural India
- Seminal contribution or false dawn?
- Imperial dictate
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