Fraternal Capital
Peasant-Workers, Self-Made Men, and Globalization in Provincial India
by Sharad Chari
"Fraternal Capital examines class, gender, and work in Tiruppur, South India, where export of knitted garments has been led by a networked fraternity of owners of working-class and Gounder caste origins, who explain their class mobility as hinging on their "toil." This book asks how these self-made men drew from their agrarian past to turn Gounder toil into capital, and how they continue to make an entire town work for the global economy."--BOOK JACKET.
Economic conditionsWorking classRural developmentSocial conditionsIndustrializationSocial aspects of IndustrializationWorking class, indiaRural development, indiaIndia, economic conditionsSocial aspects