Titlebook: Joan Robinson in Princely India; Pervez Tahir Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spring

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Pervez Tahirrming decision-making. The problems are complex and usually require input from experts from different sub-disciplines. Expert judgement, like all human cognitive processes, is prone to biases. Therefore, we aim to use methods that are robust, transparent, reproducible and help reduce biases. The Cla

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Introduction, directly or indirectly to economic development in the underdeveloped economies. A publication, ., that remained unnoticed until after the death of Joan Robinson in 1983 is the main source. It dealt with the economic relations between the British India and Princely India. This is not to say that her

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An Unseemly ring this period, the Robinsons studied the lopsided economic relationship between the backward Princely India and relatively advanced British India. Their contributions were published in book form, but both the Robinsons and the economics discipline were not aware of it for a long time. Part I tell

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Discovering a Bookn that some work was done, that Joan Robinson was totally committed and that the man on the spot, Sir Austin, must have been of valuable assistance when he, according to himself, could spare the time, I proceeded to the next step of following up the work and activities of the names mentioned in Joan

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Colonial Developments Western industrialism. How did the village economy break up is the question addressed here. As it lacked internal economic forces to outgrow itself, external penetration became inevitable. Colonialism played this role. Here again she seems to be following Marx unknowingly, which justifies the deta

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Is There a Common Thread?ngland and subsequent pessimism about capitalist development in underdeveloped countries. It is argued that the earlier scepticism about the pace of industrial development in colonial India was the source of her later search for alternatives to capitalist industrialization.