What does UEIC stand for?

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United East India Company

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of Colombo, Sri Lanka) explores the impact of colonial Dutch attempts to diversify economic activities, systematize mechanisms for extracting revenue, and wrest power away for indigenous chiefs on the relationship between the peasant and the production process and among the peasants, the Dutch United East India Company, and the indigenous chiefs (who were the other main contenders for the expropriation of the peasant's surplus).

The adaptable peasant; agrarian society in western Sri Lanka under ...