PRIYATOSH MAITRA formerly of the Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta, and East African Institute of Economic and Social Research, is presently an Associate Professor with the University of Otago, New Zealand. He specializes in research in the effects of population, technology, growth patterns, and import substitution on economic development.

• Historical Perspective of Capitalist Transformation Industrial Growth Economic Structural Change and Capitalist Transformation The Internationalization of Capitalism The Indian Economy The Demographic Transition, Technological Change, and Capitalist Transformation Development of Education, Technological Change, and Capitalist Transformation Conclusion References Index

PRIYATOSH MAITRA formerly of the Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta, and East African Institute of Economic and Social Research, is presently an Associate Professor with the University of Otago, New Zealand. He specializes in research in the effects of population, technology, growth patterns, and import substitution on economic development.

• Historical Perspective of Capitalist Transformation Industrial Growth Economic Structural Change and Capitalist Transformation The Internationalization of Capitalism The Indian Economy The Demographic Transition, Technological Change, and Capitalist Transformation Development of Education, Technological Change, and Capitalist Transformation Conclusion References Index

PRIYATOSH MAITRA formerly of the Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta, and East African Institute of Economic and Social Research, is presently an Associate Professor with the University of Otago, New Zealand. He specializes in research in the effects of population, technology, growth patterns, and import substitution on economic development.

• Historical Perspective of Capitalist Transformation Industrial Growth Economic Structural Change and Capitalist Transformation The Internationalization of Capitalism The Indian Economy The Demographic Transition, Technological Change, and Capitalist Transformation Development of Education, Technological Change, and Capitalist Transformation Conclusion References Index