used. The proposed project must include as least of the following: 1) a substantial period of research within South Asia, 2) work with unpublished primary sources, 3) the analysis of quantitative data. Readings Week 1: Introduction Introduction: September 1st An Introduction to the Geography and Culture of South Asia: September 3rd Week 2: The Colonial Legacy Class: September 8th, September 10th Readings: Bose and Jalal P.1-108 Banerjee, Abhijit and and Economic Performance: The Legacy of Lakshmi Iyer. “History, Institutions Colonial Land Tenure Systems in 95 (4): 1190-1213.2005. American Economic Review India,” Week 3: The Nationalist Movement and Partition. Lecture: September 15th, September 17th Readings: Hardgrave and Kochanek Ch.2 Bose and Jalal P.108-166 Week 4: The Constitutional Settlement Class: September 22th, September 24th Readings: Hardgrave and Kochanek Ch.3, Ch.4 Paul Brass, Cambridge University Press, 1990, Chapter 4. The Politics of India Since Independence. The Constitution of India, Part IV. Week 5: The Army and the State in Pakistan Class: September 29th, October 1st Readings: Noman, Omar. London: Kegan Paul, 1988, 3-73, Pakistan: Political and Economic History Since 1947. 117-156. Ayesha Jalal, Cambridge University Press, 1995. Ch. 2. Democracy and Authoritarianism in South Asia. Week 6: The Congress System Class: October 8th Readings: Hardgrave and Kochanek Ch.6
used. The proposed project must include as least of the following: 1) a substantial period of research within South Asia, 2) work with unpublished primary sources, 3) the analysis of quantitative data. Readings Week 1: Introduction Introduction: September 1st An Introduction to the Geography and Culture of South Asia: September 3rd Week 2: The Colonial Legacy Class: September 8th, September 10th Readings: Bose and Jalal P.1-108 Banerjee, Abhijit and Lakshmi Iyer. “History, Institutions and Economic Performance: The Legacy of Colonial Land Tenure Systems in India,” American Economic Review 95 (4): 1190-1213.2005. Week 3: The Nationalist Movement and Partition. Lecture: September 15th, September 17th Readings: Hardgrave and Kochanek Ch.2 Bose and Jalal P.108-166 Week 4: The Constitutional Settlement Class: September 22th, September 24th Readings: Hardgrave and Kochanek Ch.3, Ch.4 Paul Brass, The Politics of India Since Independence. Cambridge University Press, 1990, Chapter 4. The Constitution of India, Part IV. Week 5: The Army and the State in Pakistan Class: September 29th, October 1st Readings: Noman, Omar. Pakistan: Political and Economic History Since 1947. London: Kegan Paul, 1988, 3-73, 117-156. Ayesha Jalal, Democracy and Authoritarianism in South Asia. Cambridge University Press, 1995. Ch. 2. Week 6: The Congress System Class: October 8th Readings: Hardgrave and Kochanek Ch.6
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