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India's New Economic Policy: A Critical Analysis, edited by Waquar Ahmed, Amitabh Kundu, and Richard Peet

The book under review is a collection of thirteen articles that analyze the institutional and political economic dimensions of India's neoliberal reforms undertaken in 1991. Several articles focus on the theme of urbanization and the consequences of neoliberalism for the urban poor. Overall, the volume is an excellent addition to the critical literature on neoliberalism in India and will be of service to both researchers and teachers of development and political economy.