Showing papers on "Opportunism published in 1967"
TL;DR: In this article, the authors examined the British policy toward the cultivation of cotton in India during a period of virtual starvation of Lancashire mills caused by the interruption in the supplies of raw cotton from the United States.
Abstract: salient features of this policy according to the authors were overseas trade, investment, migration and culture. To support their hypothesis, the authors have cited, among many examples, the governmental promotion in India of products required by British industry.’ The present article examines this thesis in terms of the British policy toward the cultivation of cotton in India during a period of virtual starvation of Lancashire mills caused by the interruption in the supplies of raw cotton from the United States.2 2
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