Population growth and distribution versus agricultural change:  an analysis of the Warli tribal community in Dahanu and Talaseri Talukas of Thane district (Maharashtra).
The authors examine the relationship between population growth and agricultural change using a village-level study of the Warli tribal community in Maharashtra, India.  "This paper tries to highlight the relationship that exists between the two factors and the relative changes in the structural character of the two factors.  It also focuses on the complications brought about by the juxtaposition of a market economy of the nontribals on the subsistence peasant agriculture of the Warli tribals.  Methodology is empirical.  Suitable statistical aids have been used on available census material [for the years 1901-1971], substantiated with fieldwork."
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Agricultural Development; Agricultural Workers; Agriculture; Asia; Commerce; Cultural Background; Demographic Factors; Developing Countries; Economic Conditions; Economic Factors; Human Resources; India; Labor Force; Macroeconomic Factors; Population; Population Characteristics; Population Dynamics; Population Growth; Research Report; Rural Development; Southern Asia; Tribes