Introduction : in pursuit of peasant histories and futures in colonial Panjab
A rule of benevolence? : revenue, knowledge and the accumulation of difference
Naming the peasant : colonial jurisprudence and the binding of identity and occupation
The logic and illogic of debt : reason and capitalist volatility in the new agrarian market
Horizons of hierarchy : caste, landlessness and the limits of religious conversion
Producing a theory of inadequacy : Adam Smith, Karl Marx and the political economy of comparison
Conclusion : global history and the impermanence of hierarchy.