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Intro; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; Praise for Ajit Singh of Cambridge and Chandigarh; Contents; List of Figures; The Early Years: Forging the Imaginary; Partition and Punjab: Phoenix Rising; Chandigarh, Economics and Manmohan; References; Washington, First Stop: Sikhism, Racism and Steel; References; Berkeley, The Launch Pad; Red Hot Politics; Ice Cool Economics; References; Cambridge: Home from Home; The Cambridge-India Highway; Cambridge in India; India in Cambridge; Vietnam: An Anti-imperialist Calling; Student Unrest at the Faculty: The Sit-In of 1972 and the Devlin Enquiry
Which Cambridge?References; Faculty Wars; A Pride of Prima Donnas; Ajit: Commissar of the Left Collective; Paradise Lost; Fault Lines Within; The Heterodox Camp: No Chairs-Sorry, Standing Room Only; At the Orthodox Party: Musical Chairs; External Vulnerability; The Opposition Strategy: Take the Commanding Heights; The Sequence of Assaults; Exit Economic Journal, Enter Cambridge Journal of Economics; The DAE: Truncation and Capture; Cambridge Economic Policy Group; Cambridge Growth Project; DAE Review; The "Othering" of Related Disciplines; RAEs and REFs: Purging Apostasy from "Economics"
The Day AfterThe Fertile Periphery; The Arid Core; References; King of Queens'; "Mr Economics": Relevant and Rigorous; Student Revolt at Queens' College; Open-Door Mentor; The Queens' Economics Seminar; Half a Century: Festschrift and Fellowship; References; Economics as Concentrated Politics; Themes and Threads; Empirical Refutation of the Neoclassical Theory of the Firm; Critiques of Stock Markets, North and South; Hazards of Capital Account Liberalisation; On Deindustrialisation in the North: The Bridge to the South; The Kaldorian Paradigm of Transformative Industrialisation
Field Battles with the IMFMexico; Tanzania; Countering Neoliberalism at the Global Level; "Close" vs. "Strategic" Integration: A Draft Paper with Sukhamoy Chakravarty; China and India: Socialism and Industrialisation; Core Motive Power: The State; Rosa Luxemburg and the Limits of the Paradigm of Export-Led Growth; Recalibrating the Kaldorian Template: A Chat No More to Be Had; Industrialism?; Approach and Methods; Unfinished Business; The Wages of Dissent; References; Punjab in the Soul; Kairon to Kaldor: Punjab Development Strategies; Sikhism and Socialism; Khalistan
Chandigarh Again: A Poignant HomecomingReferences; A Man for All Seasons; Foodie, Strictly Punjabi Please; Up Close and Personal; True Brit or Pucca Sardar?; References; Cambridge to the End: The Final Battle; A Peak Called Annapurna; Ode to the Unsung Carer; References; Appendix A: Testimony of Dr. Ajit Singh, Queens' College to the Devlin Enquiry on the Sit-In in Cambridge University in February 1972; Appendix B: Dr. Ajit Singh's Submission to the University General Board's Committee to Review the Department of Applied Economics 17 October 1985; Appendix C: Curriculum Vitae
Which Cambridge?References; Faculty Wars; A Pride of Prima Donnas; Ajit: Commissar of the Left Collective; Paradise Lost; Fault Lines Within; The Heterodox Camp: No Chairs-Sorry, Standing Room Only; At the Orthodox Party: Musical Chairs; External Vulnerability; The Opposition Strategy: Take the Commanding Heights; The Sequence of Assaults; Exit Economic Journal, Enter Cambridge Journal of Economics; The DAE: Truncation and Capture; Cambridge Economic Policy Group; Cambridge Growth Project; DAE Review; The "Othering" of Related Disciplines; RAEs and REFs: Purging Apostasy from "Economics"
The Day AfterThe Fertile Periphery; The Arid Core; References; King of Queens'; "Mr Economics": Relevant and Rigorous; Student Revolt at Queens' College; Open-Door Mentor; The Queens' Economics Seminar; Half a Century: Festschrift and Fellowship; References; Economics as Concentrated Politics; Themes and Threads; Empirical Refutation of the Neoclassical Theory of the Firm; Critiques of Stock Markets, North and South; Hazards of Capital Account Liberalisation; On Deindustrialisation in the North: The Bridge to the South; The Kaldorian Paradigm of Transformative Industrialisation
Field Battles with the IMFMexico; Tanzania; Countering Neoliberalism at the Global Level; "Close" vs. "Strategic" Integration: A Draft Paper with Sukhamoy Chakravarty; China and India: Socialism and Industrialisation; Core Motive Power: The State; Rosa Luxemburg and the Limits of the Paradigm of Export-Led Growth; Recalibrating the Kaldorian Template: A Chat No More to Be Had; Industrialism?; Approach and Methods; Unfinished Business; The Wages of Dissent; References; Punjab in the Soul; Kairon to Kaldor: Punjab Development Strategies; Sikhism and Socialism; Khalistan
Chandigarh Again: A Poignant HomecomingReferences; A Man for All Seasons; Foodie, Strictly Punjabi Please; Up Close and Personal; True Brit or Pucca Sardar?; References; Cambridge to the End: The Final Battle; A Peak Called Annapurna; Ode to the Unsung Carer; References; Appendix A: Testimony of Dr. Ajit Singh, Queens' College to the Devlin Enquiry on the Sit-In in Cambridge University in February 1972; Appendix B: Dr. Ajit Singh's Submission to the University General Board's Committee to Review the Department of Applied Economics 17 October 1985; Appendix C: Curriculum Vitae