Contents

pp v-vi

Acknowledgements

pp vii-viii

Part I - The Framing of the Study

pp 1-2

Chapter 1 - The Empirical Setting: The Green Revolution and Muda

pp 3-14

Chapter 2 - Peasant Reproduction: A Framework of Analysis

pp 15-28

Chapter 3 - The Making of the Muda Region: The Social Organization of Land Colonization

pp 29-42

Part II - The Anatomy of the Village

pp 43-44

Chapter 4 - The Village in Its Social Setting

pp 45-51

Chapter 5 - The Village Households: Indicators of Social Differentiation

pp 52-64

Chapter 6 - The Sample Households: Patterns of Social Differentiation

pp 65-108

Part III - The Transformation of the Village Economy

pp 109-110

Chapter 7 - The Production Cycle and the Division of Labour

pp 111-127

Chapter 8 - Landownership and Land Tenure

pp 128-144

Chapter 9 - Rural Indebtedness and the Marketing of Padi

pp 145-159

Chapter 10 - Patterns of Change in the Non-Padi Economy

pp 160-168

Part IV - The Transformation of Village Society: The Unfolding of Social Differentiation

pp 169-170

Chapter 11 - Kinship and the Family Development Cycle

pp 171-183

Chapter 12 - The Village as a Community

pp 184-196

Chapter 13 - The Pattern of Leadership: From Patron to Broker

pp 197-206

Part V - Conclusion

pp 207-208

Chapter 14 - Peasants in the Making — Muda's Green Revolution?

pp 209-221

Appendix I - Research Methodology

pp 222-223

Appendix II - Questionnaire

pp 224-230

Bibliography

pp 231-238

THE AUTHOR

pp 239-239