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Justice T S Thakur, Hon’ble Chief Justice of India released “Unravelling the Kashmir

Knot” by Dr Aman M Hingorani in the presence of Justice Dalveer Bhandari,

Hon’ble Member, International Court of Justice at The Hague, Ambassador Asoke

Kumar Mukerji, Former Permanent Representative of India to the United Nations,

Mr M K Raina, Renowned Actor and Director, Theatre and Films, and Cultural Activist,

Mr Siddharth Varadarajan, Eminent Journalist and Founding Editor, The Wire and

Mr Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO, SAGE Publications at an event held in New Delhi.

Release of “Purdah to Piccadilly” by Prof Zarina Bhatty in the presence of Justice Leila Seth,

former Chief Justice of Himachal Pradesh, Prof Romila Thapar, Emeritus Professor, Jawaharlal

Nehru University, Prof Shohini Ghosh, Professor, AJK MCRC, Jamia Millia Islamia and

Mr Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO, SAGE Publications at an event held in New Delhi.

Prof Amartya Sen, Nobel Laureate and Professor, Harvard University released “Untranquil

Recollections” by Prof Rehman Sobhan in the presence of Ms Sharmila Tagore, Eminent

Actor, Prof A K Shiva Kumar, Convenor, Kolkata Group and Mr Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO,

SAGE Publications at National Library, Kolkata.

Volume 9 • Issue 3 & 4January–June 2016

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Writing on Kashmir is a

difficult and even dangerous

affair in India. What

motivated you to write on

such a sensitive issue?

In 1995, I was searching for a

topic for my doctoral thesis.

My father, who was a pre-

partition lawyer, suggested that

I examine the Kashmir issue

as every conceivable principle

of law had been turned on its

head in creating and sustaining this issue. I, as such, had

no connection with Kashmir and believed that this would

give me the objectivity to look at an area that interested

me academically.

What according to you led to the genesis of the

Kashmir despute?

The Kashmir problem is the end-product of the British

colonial politics on the Indian sub-continent. The British

did not want to let go of the entire subcontinent as they

needed a friendly state in the north western part of India

for their Great Game with Russia. And so, despite J&K’s

accession to India in accordance with law, the British

ensured, with the help of the international community, that

the areas of Kashmir needed by the British were retained

by Pakistan (and through Pakistan, the British).

Do you think it would be a viable solution if India goes

to the ICJ against Pakistan and China for reclaiming

its territory?

We created doubts about the unconditional nature of the

accession of J&K to India, internationalized the Kashmir

issue and conferred a disputed territory status on J&K.

Hence, we need a finding from the ICJ, which will be

binding on both India and Pakistan and all other members

of the UN, that the whole of J&K belongs to us. If ICJ gives

a verdict in our favour, then other nations will have to ask

Pakistan and China to vacate the territory of J&K under

their occupation.

This book suggests that law alone cannot resolve the

Kashmir issue. Explain the statement and the way

forward in resolving the issue?

The legal reference to

the ICJ by itself will not

resolve the Kashmir issue;

that is only the first step.

The second step would

be to regain the moral

authority to be in J&K and

to undo past mistakes.

We must restore the

sanctity of Article 370

of the Constitution, roll

back AFSPA and try

new methods of conflict

resolution, and address

the adverse ground

realities. Whether we will

be able to win over the

confidence of the people

of J&K will ultimately

depend on the character

of Indian State and of the men and women who run it.

Tell us about the nature of the book.

What was the idea behind it?

Dr Khandelwal: Udai Pareek did a lot of

work for HRD, providing seminal ideas.

We wanted to reignite his legacy, and

believed a book is the best way to do it.

Udai Pareek stood for much bigger values

in HR, something he called OCTAPAC

– ‘Openness’, ‘Confrontation’, ‘Trust’,

‘Autonomy’, ‘Proaction’, ‘Authenticity’

and ‘Collaboration’. He talked of institution

building, higher purpose and values, things

that we have forgotten in this commotion

of business and commoditization of HR.

Dr Rao: HR may have become a product

to be sold, when it is a process to be lived.

This book describes the current state of

HRD through the writings of contributors

and also highlights their journey into HRD

by another few HR Leaders.

Who are the contributors to the book?

What were the criteria of their selection?

Dr Khandelwal: Eminent people

have contributed to the book. Some

names which come to mind are Pradip

Khandwalla, Rolph Linton, Roland Sullivan,

Vijay Vyas, Abad Ahmad and Somnath

Chattopadhyay. All of them are leading

scholars and practitioners – the one thing

common is that all of them had known

Udai Pareek in some way or the other.

Dr Rao: We invited around 100 selected

contributors on the basis of that criterion,

and 33 authors contributed. They have

penned down their original thoughts,

based on their own experiences and

knowledge in the areas of institution

building, OD and HRD.

Dr Udai Pareek was also an instrumental

figure in the turn-around story of Bank

of Baroda. Dr. Khandelwal, how did he

influence you?

Dr Khandelwal: I first met Udai Pareek

in his program on role efficacy in 1981.

He later invited me to complete my

professional membership with ‘Indian

Society for Applied Behavioral Science’

(ISABS). I often interacted with Dr Pareek

and he took immense interest in my

development. Later, when I was the CMD

of BoB, he was engaged as a process

consultant with us and helped us design

HR and OD interventions for the bank’s

transformation.

Table ofContents

Business & Management 21-27

Communication & Media Studies 19-20

Cultural Studies 10

Economics & Development Studies 12-14

Education 28-29

Environmental Studies 15

Governance 18

Health 30

History 8-9

Peace & Conflict Studies 18

Politics & International Relations 16-18

Research Methods 30

Social Work 11

Sociology 1-7

Special Needs Education 29

Urban Studies 14

Journals 31-40

HR IS NOT A PRODUCT TO BE SOLD, BUT A PROCESS TO BE LIVED

19th April 2016

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An unconventional take on the Kashmir issue…A fresh insight, from a legal, historical and practical perspective, on the persistent and at

times violent dispute between India and Pakistan over Kashmir.

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People Matters talks to Dr T V Rao and Dr Anil K Khandelwal about their book, ‘HRD, OD and Institution Building: Essays in Memory of Udai Pareek’,

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Jan-June 2016 • Volume 9 • Issue 3 & 4

EMBODYING MOTHERHOODPerspective from Contemporary India

Anu Aneja Director, School of Gender and Development Studies, IGNOU, Delhi and Shubhangi Vaidya Assistant Professor, School of Interdisciplinary and

Trans-disciplinary Studies, IGNOU, Delhi

Embodying Motherhood examines motherhood discourse in urban India, in the context of prevailing motherhood ideologies from a feminist perspective. The authors’ particular location as mothers and feminist scholars within an urban Indian setting and their diverse disciplinary backgrounds in social sciences and literary and cultural studies informs the interdisciplinary and intersectional framework of the book.

The book engages with patriarchal motherhood ideologies and brings to the fore narratives of oppression and resistance. Covering a diverse landscape ranging from ancient myth and religion, psychoanalysis, care work, literature and cinema, the book explores the socio-economic and cultural frameworks within which women are constructed as ‘able’ or ‘disabled’ mothers. The notion of ‘deficit’ runs like a thread through the chapters, bringing to the fore the search for alternative and affirmative maternal subjectivities. The book contributes to an ongoing contemplation of the experience of contemporary motherhoods and seeks to engage with and transform motherhood discourse in India. It will be valuable reading for students and scholars of gender studies, psychoanalysis, literary and culture studies, and sociology, as well as all individuals who seek to find alternative ways of being mothers.

CONTENTSIntroduction / Disembodied Mothers: Re-writing the maternal metaphor through goddess iconography / Anticipating the Mother’s Dream: Maternal subjectivity in psychoanalysis, literature and cinema / ‘Mere Paas Maa Hai’: Reflections on representations of motherhood in Hindi cinema / ‘More than a Mother’: Autism, motherhood discourse and lived experience / Capitalist Encounters: The motherhood pact / Of ‘Unfit’ Mothers: Disability, stereotypes and contestations / Mapping the Mother in France and India: Discursive revolutions / Index

SAGE YODA PRESS2016 • 252 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50893-9) • ` 795.00

EM VALUED DAUGHTERSFirst-Generation Career Women

Alice W Clark Former Instructor, University of California-Berkeley Extension

Valued Daughters studies the transition of agency and self-identity in young women aspiring for a career. This book traces the spread of ambition for lifetime careers among young women in urban India, who are effecting many changes by stepping out of their traditional roles to pursue higher education and jobs. It analyses intersecting transitions—demographic, educational, economic, social, and cultural, with their individual histories and trajectories—that form the context of this study. Using first-hand narratives of women and their families, this book illustrates a new and changing sense of self among these daughters, whose mothers never had careers of their own.

Focusing on the way these young career-oriented women engage with immediate society and the world at large, this book explores how they view traditional roles and how they are, in turn, viewed by the society.

CONTENTSIntersecting Transitions / A History of Women among Men / Gender and Demography: Paradoxical Effects / Professional Aspirations and Education in Cities / Status-raising as a Father–Daughter Project / Educated Elites in a New Gender Era / Embedded Agency: Gains, Losses, and Unborn Hopes / Social Reproduction and the Professional Imaginary / Toward Gender Transformation / Bibliography / Index

2016 • 212 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50888-5) • ` 595.00

Anu Aneja is currently Director, School of

Gender & Development Studies at the Indira

Gandhi National Open University, New

Delhi, where she coordinates postgraduate

programmes in women’s and gender studies.

She has previously taught comparative literature

and women’s studies courses at Ohio Wesleyan

University, Ohio.

Shubhangi Vaidya is a sociologist by training

and teaches at the School of Interdisciplinary

and Transdisciplinary Studies at the Indira

Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi Her

research interests are in the areas of disability

studies, gender studies and culture.

Alice W Clark is a historian and scholar of gender

and society in India, who has taught history and

women’s studies at several universities in the

San Francisco Bay Area, including Santa Clara

University. She most recently was the instructor

on The Culture of India for the University of

California-Berkeley Extension Online.

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ROAD TO RIGHTSWomen, Social Security and Protection in India

Edited by Priti Darooka Founder and Executive director of PWESCR, Delhi

Road to Rights examines the conceptual framework of social security, and focuses the reader’s attention on the missing dimensions of social security and protection for women in India. It explores experiences and lessons learned from various interventions on the ground, throwing particular light on the problems faced by specific vulnerable groups, such as female domestic workers, and sex workers. One of the first comprehensive resource books on social security, it will be of immense value to government departments, policymakers, development sector workers, as well as students and scholars of policy studies and gender studies.

CONTENTSPreface Priti Darooka / Introduction Dr N C Saxena / CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK / A Society Which Cares: A framework for universal social protection Harsh Mander / Unpacking Social Protection from a Women’s Rights Lens Sejal Dand / The Human Right to Social Protection and the Post-2015 Development Agenda Dr Timo Voipio / MISSING DIMENSION / Social Protection for Women Workers: With special reference to unpaid domestic workers Indira Hirway / Women’s Invisibility as Workers Aasha Kapur Mehta / Livelihood Security Critical for Women’s Social Security Nalini Nayak / UNPACKING SOCIAL SECURITY / Social Pensions: The real Aadhar for the Niradhar Anjor Bhaskar / Our Secure Beliefs and their Insecure Lives: Sex workers organize for change Shubha Chacko Gowri and Vijayakumar Subadra Panchanadeswaran / Food and Nutrition Security in India: Challenges ahead Biraj Patnaik / Maternity Entitlements in India: An overview Yamini Atmavilas / Strengthening NREGA from a Gender Perspective: Learnings from the field Subhalakshmi Nandi / Women and Social Security: Convergence model of delivery Rashmi Singh / About PWESCR


NOTHING TO FIXMedicalisation of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity

Edited by Arvind Narrain Founding Member, The Alternative Law Forum, Bangalore and Vinay Chandran Executive Director, Swabhava Trust, Bangalore

The essays in this volume begin by outlining the frameworks on which the mental health and other medical sectors have posited homosexual desire and transgender or intersex identities. They then argue that sexual orientation and gender identity are not to be seen as pathologies and suggest forms of engagement that are more affirmative of LGBT identities. Finally, they look at the interface between law, medicine and human rights as a starting point of a change in the perception of LGBT persons. Aiming to incubate serious and sustained work on the centrality of the medical establishment to queer lives, this anthology will be of particular interest to medical practitioners, queer activists, members of the LGBT community, and all readers who believe that every individual should receive medical attention that is shorn of prejudice of any kind.

CONTENTSForeword Dr Shekhar Seshadri / Introduction Arvind Narrain and Vinay Chandran / I MEDICALISATION / ‘It’s not my job to tell you it’s okay to be gay…’ Medicalisation of Homosexuality: A Queer Critique Arvind Narrain and Vinay Chandran / Medical Students’ Attitudes, Knowledge and Perception of Homosexuality in India Dr Bharath Reddy / Medical Response to Male Same-sex Sexuality in Western India: An Exploration of ‘Conversion Treatments’ for Homosexuality Ketki Ranade / Mental Health Professionals’ Perspectives on Lesbian Women Bina Fernandez / Sex Change Operation and Feminising Procedures for Transgender Women in India: Current Scenario and Way Forward Dr Venkatesan Chakrapani / Pendulous Penises and Couture Clitorises: What Medical Men do to Intersex Infants Mayur Suresh / II DE-PATHOLOGISATION / A Comparative Study of Homosexual and Heterosexual Men with Respect to Quality of Life, Substance Use and Suicidality Dr Bharath Reddy / Validity of ‘Ego-dystonicity’ in Homosexuality: An Indian Perspective Dr Ami Sebastian Maroky, Dr Shekhar Seshadri, Dr Suresh Bada Math, Dr C R Chandrashekar, Dr Aswin Ratheesh, Dr Biju Viswanath / Why Should Therapists be Sensitive to Sexual and Gender Nonconformity? Radhika Chandiramani / A Psychologist’s Journey to Understanding Sexual Orientation Dr Lata Hemchand / Transgender and Transsexual Issues: Clinical Dilemmas and Best-practice Guidelines in Mental Health Care Vidya Sathyanarayanan and Poornima Bhola / Contexts of Distress for LGBT People: A Counsellor’s Guide Vinay Chandran / Coming Out to Parents and Friends: Need and Perspectives from Parents of LGBT Vinay Chandran / Religion and Sexual Orientation: Reconciling Faith with Same-sex Love Vinay Chandran and Arvind Narrain / III HUMAN RIGHTS / Section 377 and the Medical Establishment: Changing the Terms of the Debate Arvind Narrain / Human Rights Violations Against the Transgender Community: A Study of Kothi and Hijra Sex Workers in Bangalore, India PUCL-K / Pushing the Boundaries of Transgender and Intersex Persons’ Rights: Further Resources


Priti Darooka is the founder and executive

director of the Programme on Women’s

Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (PWESCR)

She works in partnership with diverse groups

and networks to provide support, and is part of

several initiatives on women’s poverty, right to

livelihoods including right to land, social security

and right to food She strives to make human

rights frameworks and mechanisms relevant to

address issues of poverty.

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PURDAH TO PICCADILLYA Muslim Woman’s Struggle for Identity

Zarina Bhatty Former President of the Indian Association for Women’s Studies (IAWS), New Delhi

Tracing the life of Zarina Bhatty, a Muslim woman born and brought up in pre-Partition India, this memoir narrates the experiences of a woman who strove to break out of the stereotypical roles imposed by the society of her times. It chronicles her life over 80 years, portraying the political and social conditions of undivided and post-Independence India. Zarina’s story is a story of grit, perseverance and determination to battle against all odds —a story that was waiting to be told.

CONTENTSPreface / The Background / Introducing the Family / Ancestral Homes / School and Burka / Exposure to the Freedom Movement / India to England / Ups and Downs / Experiencing the Communist Regime / Return to India / Destiny Plays a Hand / Awakening to Feminism / Joining USAID / Women’s Movement in India / And Life Goes On / Afterword

2016 • 218 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50824-3) • ` 595.00

THE STATUS OF MUSLIM WOMEN IN MEDIEVAL INDIASudha Sharma Board of Directors, Indraprastha Gas Limited, New Delhi

This book examines the economic, cultural, political and social positions of Muslim women in medieval India. It explores the changes that took place with the advent of Arabs, Turks, Mongols, Tartars, Afghans and Persians whose customs and traditions influenced the existing Islamic society.Though Islam improved the position of women by instituting many reforms, the Islamic religious texts laid down the minutest code of conduct for women, the slightest deviation from which was considered irreligious. Such rigidity, coupled with the apathy of the ulemas, led to the weakening of position of women.

The book goes on to show how the diktats of the Quran were subjected to many interpretations down the ages, affecting the status of women in various ways.

CONTENTSPreface / Islamic Heritage: A Background / The Social Profile / Economic Milieu / The Harem and Purdah / Political Platform / Cultural Context / Conclusion / Bibliography / Author Index / Subject Index

2016 • 284 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50566-2) • ` 750.00

Sudha Sharma was former Chairperson,

Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT). She has

served as Director General (Vigilance) of the

I-T department in national capital before her

appointment to the top body. She has been

recently appointed as the Woman Director on

the Board of Indraprastha Gas Limited.

Humanist by faith, sociologist by profession,

feminist by conviction, Zarina Bhatty was

brought up in burka (seclusion) in a traditional

Muslim family in Lucknow in pre-Partition India.

She is the former President of Indian Association

for Women’s Studies (IAWS) and of Young

Women’s Christian Association (YWCA), New

Delhi. She has researched, published, and

lectured extensively in India and abroad on

Indian Muslim Women’s issues and on women

in the unorganized sector.

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HINDUISM IN INDIAModern and Contemporary Movements

Edited by Will Sweetman Associate Professor of Asian Religions, University of Otago and Aditya Malik Professor and Dean, School of Historical Studies, Nalanda University, Bihar

Series Editor Geoffrey A Oddie

A major contribution toward the ongoing debates on the nature and history of Hinduism in IndiaIs Hinduism coherent, or should it be viewed as a conglomeration of many distinctive traditions? What were (or are) its most important and central teachings? When did the idea of “Hinduism” first arise and what have been the consequences? What were the effects of British rule on the religion and what are the effects of continuing modernization? This book responds to all such debates surrounding Hinduism in the colonial and contemporary periods.

CONTENTSIntroduction: Hinduism in India / The Emergence and Significance of the term “Hinduism” Geoffrey A Oddie / Hinduism and Modernity Will Sweetman / Hinduism and Law Timothy Lubin / Hinduism and Economics Thomas Birtchnell / The Sacred in Modern Hindu Politics: Historical Processes Underlying Hinduism and Hindutva Robert Eric Frykenberg / Media Hinduism Ursula Rao / Modern Hindu Guru Movements Michael James Spurr / Folk Hinduism: The Middle Ground? Aditya Malik / Hinduism and Healing Fabrizio Ferrari / Possession Elizabeth Schömbucher / The Urban Hindu Arranged Marriage in Contemporary Indian Society Reshmi Lahiri-Roy / On Hinduism and Caste Vinay Kumar Srivastava / Index

HINDUISM IN INDIA2016 • 356 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50099-5) • ` 795.00

REFRACTIONS OF ISLAM IN INDIASituating Sufism and Yoga

Carl W Ernst Kenan Distinguished Professor of Islamic studies, Department of Religious Studies, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

The essays explore Sufism as it developed in the Indian subcontinent, including translations of previously unavailable texts, and revealing unexpected insights into the lives, practices, and teachings of Indian Muslims over nearly a thousand years. They also trace remarkable moments in the history of Muslim engagement with Indian religious and cultural practices. This includes not only Muslim participation in Indian art and literature, but also the extraordinary role that Sufis have played in the practice of yoga. Employing new approaches to religious studies that avoid essentialism and ideological concepts of religion, and shorn of unnecessary jargon, these compelling essays will be easily accessible to a larger audience.

CONTENTSPreface / Sufism and Islam in South Asia / From Hagiography to Martyrology: Conflicting Testimonies to a Sufi Martyr of the Delhi Sultanate / Forgotten Sources on Islam in India / The Interpretation of the Classical Sufi Tradition in India: The Shama'il al-atqiya' of Rukn al-Din Kashani / Persecution and Circumspection in the Shattari Sufi Order / The Daily Life of a Saint, Ahmad Sirhindi (d 1624), by Badr al-Din Sirhindi / Islam and Sufism in Contemporary South Asia / Reconfiguring South Asian Islam: From the 18th to 19th Century / Sufism, Yoga and Indian Religions / Sufism and Yoga According to Muhammad Ghawth / Admiring the Works of the Ancients: The Ellora Temples as Viewed by Indo-Muslim Authors / The Islamization of Yoga in the Amrtakunda Translations / Muslim Studies of Hinduism? A Reconsideration of Persian and Arabic Translations from Sanskrit / Situating Sufism and Yoga / Two Versions of a Persian Text on Yoga and Cosmology: Attributed to Shaykh Mu`in al-Din Chishti / Fragmentary Versions of the Apocryphal “Hymn of the Pearl” in Arabic, Turkish, Persian, and Urdu / Accounts of Yogis in Arabic and Persian Historical and Travel Texts / Fayzi's Illuminationist Interpretation of Vedanta: The Shariq al-ma‘rifa / Being Careful with the Goddess: Yoginis in Persian and Arabic Texts / The Limits of Universalism in Islamic Thought: The Case of Indian Religions / A 14th-Century Persian Account of Breath Control and Meditation / Traces of Shattari Sufism and Yoga in North Africa / Indian Lovers in Arabic and Persian Guise: Azad Bilgrami’s Depiction of Nayikas / A Persian Philosophical Defense of Vedanta / Bibliography of the Publications of Carl W Ernst / Index


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Carl W Ernst is the William R. Kenan, Jr.,

Distinguished Professor of Islamic studies at

the Department of Religious Studies (2005–) and

Co-director of the Carolina Center for the Study

of the Middle East and Muslim Civilizations at

the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,

USA. He is a specialist in Islamic studies, with

a focus on West and South Asia. His published

research, based on the study of Arabic, Persian,

and Urdu, has been mainly devoted to the study

of three areas: general and critical issues of

Islamic studies, pre-modern and contemporary

Sufism, and Indo-Muslim culture.

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HINDU SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONA Study of the Socio-Psychological and Ideological Foundations

Fourth Edition

Late Pandharinath H Prabhu was the first Director of School of Psychology, Education and Philosophy, Gujarat University

This comprehensive, systematic and integrated exposition of Hindu social psychology and institutions provides a vivid understanding of the difficult subject. The author has shown, with remarkable clarity and lucidity, how Hindu civilization has influenced society to form a distinct cultural pattern of its own. Hindu Social Organization has been received with acclaim by a number of very important social scientists in India as well as in Europe and America. It is not only a pioneering attempt but has remained unsurpassed till date. This edition bears proof of its eminence in retaining the foreword to the first edition of this book written by Dr S Radhakrishnan.

CONTENTSForeword by Dr S Radhakrishnan / Extracts from Preface to the First Edition / Extracts from Preface to the Second Edition / Preface to the Third Edition / A Word on the Fourth Edition / Prologue / The Bases of Human Relations—The Problem of Existence and Its Implications / The Social Psychology of the System of the Four Asramas / The Social Psychology of Education / Marriage / The Family / Attitude towards the Woman—And Her Place in the Society / The Four Varnas / Epilogue / Bibliography / Index

POPULAR PRAKASHAN SAGE TEXTS2016 • 272 pages • Paperback (978-9-386-04223-1) • ` 350.00

HINDU SO

A must-read for UG and PG students of Sociology, Political Science and History.

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INTERNAL MIGRATION IN CONTEMPORARY INDIAEdited by Deepak K Mishra Professor, Centre for the Study of Regional Development, School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

A comprehensive analysis of the diverse experiences of migration in contemporary India.

This volume addresses the impact of migration on society, highlighting the interlinkages between individual and societal aspirations. It interrogates the role of the state and non-state agencies involved in various aspects of the life and livelihoods of migrant workers and provides a critical assessment of the policy frameworks and instruments affecting migration.

Focusing on the diverse aspects and types of internal migration, the book studies the exploitation and marginalization of migrants on the basis of class, caste, religion, gender, ethnicity and regional location in post-reform India.

CONTENTSIntroduction: Internal Migration in Contemporary India—An Overview of Issues and Concerns Deepak K Mishra / Nature of Migration and Its Contribution to India’s Urbanization R B Bhagat / Women’s Mobility and Migration: An Exploratory Study of Muslim Women Migrants in Jamia Nagar, Delhi Meenakshi Thapan, Anshu Singh and Nidhitha Sreekumar / Migration and Marginalization: A Study of North East Migrants in Delhi Babu P Remesh / Labour Migration in the North East S Irudaya Rajan and Rikil Chyrmang / Educational Migration among Ladakhi Youth Elizabeth Williams-Oerberg / Migration in Agrarian Classes: A Study based on Nine Villages in Andhra Pradesh R Vijay / Migration from Contemporary Bihar Amrita Datta / Migration and Punjab: Some Perceptions Surjit Singh / Seasonal Migration from Odisha: A View from the Field Deepak K Mishra / Internal Labour Migration in India: Emerging Needs of Comprehensive National Migration Policy Anjali Borhade / Index

2016 • 364 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50857-1) • ` 995.00

RIGHT TO PASSAGETravels through India, Pakistan and Iran

Zeeshan Khan Journalist, Dhaka Tribune, Dhaka

In 2011, Zeeshan Khan decided to travel from his city Dhaka via India and Pakistan to Iran and on to Europe. This book traces his journey till he left the borders of Iran, a distance he completed in about 60 days. For Khan the journey was about travelling along a historical route steeped in cultures, languages, religions and races, all woven together as a single, indivisible whole.

While India represented somewhat familiar terrain, travelling through contemporary Pakistan and Iran was a particular eye-opener for the author. Much of the current realities of the region are reflected in the book, along with Khan’s own commentary about what he observed and encountered. Equally a pleasure to read for the armchair traveller or the seasoned one, the book is a stunning snapshot of life along a well-worn route known for its spiritual depth and philosophical richness.

CONTENTS Prologue / I MOHABHAROT / Full Chakra: Patna, Bodh Gaya / East is East: Rajgir, Nalanda, back to Patna / Golden Temples, Iron Walls: Delhi, Amritsar, Harmandir Sahib and the Sikhs, Wagah and entering Pakistan, back to Delhi / The Shoulders of Giants: Lahore, Taxila / Crosshairs across Worlds: Back in Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, Multan, Quetta / II IRANZAMIN / New Familiar Faces: Quetta Airport, Zahedan to Kerman, Rayen, Mashhad / Nothing in my Cloak but God: Neyshabur, Tus / Rise and Rise Again: Yazd, Esfahan, Kashan / A Gate for All Nations: Shiraz, Takht-e Jamshid / Never Too Old: Ahvaz, Chogha Zanbil, Shush, Tehran, Tabriz

SAGE YODA PRESS2016 • 404 pages • Paperback (978-9-351-50894-6) • ` 595.00

Zeeshan Khan is a journalist, currently working

in communications with the International

Organisation for Migration. He was born in the

UK and raised in Bangladesh, but spent a part

of his childhood in Mauritius. He studied in

Canada and Australia and worked in Europe

before returning to Bangladesh, where he

currently resides. He is passionate about

history, religions, cultures and languages, and

has an active interest in mysticism, particularly

in Sufism. He is also interested in international

and current affairs and writes about these for a

living as a journalist.

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WARZONE TOURISM IN SRI LANKATales from Darker Places in Paradise

Sasanka Perera Professor of Sociology, Dean at the Faculty of Social Sciences at South Asian University, New Delhi

Warzone Tourism in Sri Lanka explores travellers’ narratives that reflect the experiences and interactions of those going to northern Sri Lanka, and argues that the discourses that emerge are not simply based on leisure and innocence of travel. Rather, they have much to do with the thirty-year civil war in Sri Lanka and how it has impacted the inter-ethnic relations in the country, creating two mutually antagonistic forms of nationalism—Tamil and Sinhala.

This book is a significant contribution to academia in light of the disruption of civilian travel to northern Sri Lanka during the civil war, effectively barring face-to-face access between citizens, and the narratives which emerge from post-war travel, highlighting the resentment between the two main ethnic groups.

CONTENTSPreface / Foreword by Meenakshi Thapan / Approach: Places, Landscapes, Travels and Discourses / ‘The Jaffna Photo Album’: Sinhala Warzone Tourism in the Time of a Ceasefire / Travels with the Lion Flag: Sinhala Warzone Tourism in an Era of Post-war Triumphalism / Photography and Cartography in Warzone Tourism / Tales from Darker Places in Paradise: Towards a Logic of Warzone Travel / References / Index

2016 • 256 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50922-6) • ` 750.00

MIGRANTS, REFUGEES AND THE STATELESS IN SOUTH ASIAPartha S Ghosh ICSSR National Fellow, IDSA, New Delhi

A comprehensive assessment of the economic, social and cultural impacts of migration within South Asia.

This book addresses the concept of migration with the aim of building theory as well as drawing from existing theories to understand South Asian realities. It highlights the less-explored cultural dimensions of migration—music, literature, cinema and art—thereby extending migration research into the realms of security discourse.

The author explores how ideas migrate along with people, and the extent to which the process of transformation and adaptation of these ideas is necessitated by social interactions in the adopted society. Since South Asia is culturally diverse, most migrants need to adapt themselves to unfamiliar social milieus, and this juxtaposition finds expression in rich and diverse cultural forms. The book will be indispensable to researchers and scholars of migration studies, South Asia studies, social anthropology and international relations.

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction: Definitional and Theoretical Issues / Mapping the South Asian Scene / The Political Connection / The Security Variable / Relief and Rehabilitation / The Legal Dynamics / Cultural and Psychological Dimensions / Conclusion: Making Sense / References / Subject Index

2016 • 384 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50854-0) • ` 995.00

Partha S Ghosh is an Indian Council of Social

Science Research (ICSSR) National Fellow at

the Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses,

New Delhi. Till recently he was a Senior Fellow

at the Nehru Memorial Museum & Library,

New Delhi. Earlier he was a Professor of South

Asian Studies at the School of International

Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New

Delhi. His previous academic positions are:

Visiting Professor, Omeo Kumar Das Institute

of Social Change and Development (OKDISCD),

Guwahati; Humboldt Fellow, Heidelberg

University; Ford Visiting Scholar, University

of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; and Visiting

Fellow, Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi.

Sasanka Perera is Founding Professor &

Chairman of Department of Sociology at South

Asian University, New Delhi and the Dean of the

Faculty of Social Sciences. After completing his

PhD in Social Anthropology from University of

California, Santa Barbara in 1991, he served

the Department of Sociology at University of

Colombo for 19 years. His research interests

include contemporary social theory with

an emphasis on the idea of culture and its

politics, urban space, migration and politics of

nationalism and ethnicity.

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CASTE AND RACE IN INDIAFifth Edition

Late G S Ghurye was Professor Emeritus, University of Mumbai

Caste and Race in India, since its first publication in the History of Civilization series, edited by C K Ogden in 1932, has remained a basic work for students of Indian sociology and anthropology.

The present edition, an expanded version with five new chapters, elaborates on the evolution of sub-castes, and examines caste, sub-caste and kinship.

CONTENTSPreface / Features of the Caste System / Nature of Caste-Groups / Caste Through the Ages—I / Caste Through the Ages—II / Race and Caste / Elements of Caste Outside India / Origins of the Caste System / Caste, Sub-Caste: Fusion or Fission? / Caste, Sub-Caste and Kin / Caste During the British Rule / The Scheduled Castes / Caste and Politics: General / Caste and Politics in Tamil Nadu / A Casteless Society or a Plural Society? / Appendices A to G / Bibliography / Index


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SOCIOLOGY

SOCIAL BACKGROUND OF INDIAN NATIONALISMSixth Edition

Late A R Desai was Head of Department of Sociology, University of Mumbai

This historically significant text has been referred to for over sixty years as an indispensable body of knowledge for the understanding of the dynamics of Indian nationalism. This book presents a comprehensive study of the transformation of Indian society through a century and a half and the resultant rise of Indian nationalism in various forms—social, cultural, religious, economic and political. It gives a historical, synthetic and systematic account of the genesis of Indian nationalism.

CONTENTSForeword By Sumit Sarkar / Preface to the Fifth Edition / Preface to the Fourth Edition / Preface to the Third Edition / Preface to the Second Edition / Preface to the First Edition / Prologue / Economy and Culture in Pre-British India / British Conquest of India / Transformation of Indian Agriculture Under British Rule / Social Consequences of the Transformation of Indian Agriculture / Decline of Town Handicrafts / Decline of Village Artisan Industries / Rise and Development of Modern Indian Industries / Modern Means of Transport and Rise of Indian Nationalism / The Role of Modern Education in the Development of Indian Nationalism / Political and Administrative Unification of India Under the British Rule / Rise of New Social Classes in India / The Role of the Press in the Development of Modern Nationalism / Social and Religious Reform Movements / As the Expression of National Democratic Awakening / Crusade Against Caste System / Crusade Against Untouchability / Movement for the Emancipation of Women / Religious Reform Movements Among Hindus and Muslims / Rise of Political Movements as the Expression of Indian Nationalism / Problem of Nationalities and Minorities / Epilogue / Bibliography / Index


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SOCIETY IN INDIALate David G Mandelbaum was Professor of Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley

Society in India views social relations in the country as systems and subsystems and shows that contrary to belief this is not static or stagnant, but has been continually adapting to changing circumstances mainly on the basis of certain deep-rooted psychological and social themes.This edition combines two volumes.

Volume One: Continuity and Change deals with the concepts of social system and caste order and then defines the major components of Indian society. The constituent chapters note the cultural effects of kinship networks and the psychological effects of the tensions inherent in family relations. Volume Two: Change and Continuity deals mainly with social change and its major types, recurrent and systematic. It examines and summarizes the discussion of psychological forces and social processes in our society and appraises the trends of modern social change.

CONTENTSPreface / Volume One: Continuity and Change / INTRODUCTION / Task, Concepts, and Scope / The Basic Groups and Groupings Jati / FAMILY AND KINSHIP RELATIONS / Family / Family Roles: Boy and Man / Family Roles: Girl and Woman / Family Cycle: Formation and Maintenance / Family Cycle: Growth and Completion / The Wider Ties of Kinship / RELATIONS AMONG PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT JATIS / The Interdependence of Families and Jatis / Criteria for the Ranking of Jatis / The Social Relevance of Ritual Pollution and Purity / Secular Criteria and the Attribution of Jati Rank / Cultural Variations and the Jati Order / RELATIONS WITHIN THE JATI / Alliances and Sections within the Jati / Opposition and Cohesion within the Jati-group / Maintaining the Jati: Leaders and Panchayats / The Uses of Panchayats / Jati Enterprises and Functions / Volume Two: Change and Continuity / VILLAGE, REGION, CIVILIZATION / Village: Separate Hearths and Common Home / The Village: Internal Regulation / The Wider Ties of Village: Centers and Regions / The Villager and Some Perennial Problems of Civilization / RECURRENT CHANGE THROUGH SOCIAL MOBILITY / Jati Mobility / Cultural Adaptations and Models for Mobility / Mobility Tactics: Overcoming External Opposition / Maintaining Internal Cohesion: Fission and Fusion / Modern Means for Jati Improvement: Associations and Federations / RECURRENT CHANGE THROUGH RELIGIOUS AND TRIBAL MOVEMENTS / Social Regrouping through Indigenous Religions / Social Aspects of Introduced Religions: Muslims / Social Aspects of Introduced Religions: Jews, Parsis, Christians / The Accretion of Tribal Peoples / Direction of Tribal Change / CONTINUITIES AND TRENDS / Psychological Forces, Social Processes, and Systemic Shift / Trends / APPENDIX: THE CONCEPTS OF SYSTEM AND OF STRATIFICATION / Uses of the concepts / What kind of system is a “caste system”? / BIBLIOGRAPHY / INDEX


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Recommended for UG and PG students of Sociology, Anthropology, Political Science and History.

Recommended for UG and PG students of Sociology, Anthropology, Political Science and History.

A must-read for UG and PG students of Sociology, Political Science and History.

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AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF INDIAN HISTORYSecond Edition

Late Damodar Dharmanand Kosambi was author of a huge corpus of thought-provoking texts in the field of Indian historiography

The use of scientific methodology, modern techniques of interpretation, and selection and analysis of basic problems make An Introduction to the Study of Indian History a vivid and absorbing read. The author has thrown open new fields for research through this book, which serves as a critical guide to scientific historical thought. It helps the reader gain profound insight into the past by examining monuments, customs and surviving records. At the same time, the present is shown to be the inevitable result of a steady historical development. Complete grasp of the material and mastery of detail shown in the survey of the development from a pre-historic tribal society to the present machine-age make this volume a unique contribution to contemporary historiography.

CONTENTSPreface to the revised edition / Preface to the first edition / Publisher’s note / Abbreviations and bibliography / Chronological outline / SCOPE AND METHODS / Special methods needed for Indian history / Available materials / The underlying philosophy / THE HERITAGE OF PRE-CLASS SOCIETY / Prehistoric archaeology / Tribal society / Tribal survivals / The Vetala cult / Higher local cults / Festivals and rites / CIVILIZATION AND BARBARISM IN THE INDUS VALLEY / The Indus cities / Indus trade and religion / Maintenance of a class structure / Food production / THE ARYANS IN THE LAND OF THE SEVEN RIVERS / Aryans outside India / Rgvedic information / Panis and new tribes / Origins of caste / Brahmin clans / THE ARYAN EXPANSION / Aryan as a mode of living / Study of legend and myth / Yajurvedic settlements / The eastward drive / Tribes and dynasties / The mark of primitive tribes / The new brahminism / Beyond brahminism; ritual, food production and trade / The need for a radical change / THE RISE OF MAGADHA / New institutions and sources / Tribes and kingdoms / Kosala and Magadha / Destruction of tribal power / New religions / Buddhism / Appendix: Punch-marked coins / THE FORMATION OF A VILLAGE ECONOMY / The first empire / Alexander and the Greek accounts of India / The Asokan transformation of society / Authenticity of the Arthasastra / The pre-Asokan state and administration / The class structure / Productive basis of the state / INTERLUDE OF TRADE AND INVASIONS / After the Mauryans / Superstition in an agrarian society / Caste and the village; the Manusm?ti / Changes in religion / The settlement of the Deccan plateau / Commodity producers and trade / The development of Sanskrit / Social functions of Sanskrit literature / FEUDALISM FROM ABOVE / Early feudal developments / Growth of villages and barbarism / The India of the Guptas and Har?a / Religion and the development of village settlement / The concept of property in land / Mayurasarman's settlement of the west coast / Village craftsmen and artisans / FEUDALISM FROM BELOW / Difference between Indian and English feudalism / The role of trade in feudal society / The Muslims / Change to feudalism from below; slavery / Feudal prince, landlord, and peasant / Degeneracy and collapse / The bourgeois conques / APPENDIX / THE MAKING OF HISTORY [ILLUSTRATIONS] / COMMENTARY TO THE ILLUSTRATIONS / INDEX

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2016 • 300 pages • Paperback (978-9-386-04221-7) • ` 350.00

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HISTORY

MYTH AND REALITYStudies in the Formation of Indian Culture

Professor Damodar Dharmanand Kosambi has raised, analysed and solved questions of vital importance to all those interested in the study of Indology such as the data of Karle Caves; the background of Kalidasa’s plays; the significance of the great Pandharpur pilgrimage; and the economic, cultural and historical basis of the Goan struggle for union with India and others. The work is most refreshing in its range of material as presented for the first time. The author makes an impressive use of scientific methods in many fields—archaeology, ethnography, philology and others. The logically consistent and intensely stimulating analyses and conclusions are often startling but always convincing and undeniably important as a landmark in the study of Indian tradition.

CONTENTSABBREVIATIONS / INTRODUCTION/ SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS


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Recommended for UG and PG students of Sociology, Political Science and History.

Recommended for UG and PG students of History, Sociology and Political Science.

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WOMEN AND WORK IN PRECOLONIAL INDIAA Reader

Edited by Vijaya Ramaswamy Professor, Centre for Historical Studies, School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

Women and work is an important dimension of the ongoing debate on gender parity. This book is a compilation of essays related to tradit ional perceptions of women’s work juxtaposed with recent feminist writings on women’s space in India’s labour history. The essays highlight the points and counterpoints of the ongoing debate on the nature, quantification and monetary valuation of women’s work.

Beginning with writings on the theme of women and work, and going on to historically plot women’s agency in labour processes, this book seeks to provide a panoramic survey of women and work in precolonial India. It is an endeavour to salvage the available data on women’s work—paid and unpaid as well as visible and less visible—in order to highlight their contribution and indicate the changes in women’s labour history.

CONTENTSForeword Aparna Basu / Preface / Introduction Vijaya Ramaswamy / WOMEN AND THE HOUSEHOLD: CANONICAL PRESCRIPTIONS AND THEIR FEMINIST CRITIQUE / The Daily Duties of Women Julia Leslie / Position and Status of Women in the Upanishads T R Sharma / Woman in the Household M A Indra / Economic Rights of Ancient Indian Women Sukumari Bhattacharji / Dynamics of Women’s Work in the Sastric Sources: Household and Beyond Kavita Gaur / Tracking Economic Transitions: Tamil Women from Tribe to Caste and Changing Production Roles Vijaya Ramaswamy / The Question of Women’s ‘Agency’: Women, Work and Domesticity in Early Textual Traditions Jaya Tyagi / WOMEN AND WORK IN EARLY TEXTUAL TRADITIONS / The Woman Worker I B Horner / Of Dasas and Karmakaras: Servile Labour in Ancient India Uma Chakravarti / Women and Work in Kautiliya's Arthasastra Upasana Dhankar / WOMEN AND ECONOMIC RESOURCES: WOMEN’S PROPERT RIGHTS / Proprietary Rights during Coverture Anant Sadashiv Altekar / Proprietary Rights: Inheritance and Partition Anant Sadashiv Altekar / The Legal Status of Women: Their Right of Inheritance M A Indra / Property Rights of Women in Ancient India N N Bhattachar / Turmeric Land: Women’s Property Rights in Tamil Society since Early Medieval Times Kanakalatha Mukund / Property Rights of Women in Medieval Andhra A Padma / CONTEXTUALISING WOMEN’S WORK IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN / State of the Field: Perspectives on Women and Work in Early South India Vijaya Ramaswamy / Women’s Professions in Medieval Andhra A Padma / Temple Women and Work in Medieval Keralam Anna Verghese / Gender, Caste and Labour: Ideological and Material Structure of Widowhood Uma Chakravarty / Work and Gender in Mughal India Shireen Moosvi / DEVARADIYA: HAND-MAIDENS OF GOD OR SEX-WORKERS? / Courtesans Vatsyayana Mallanaga / Temple Women as Temple Servants Leslie Orr / In the Business of Kama: Prostitution in Classical Sanskrit Literature from the Seventh to the Thirteenth Centuries Shalini Shah / Prostitution in Ancient India Sukumari Bhattacharji

2016 • 384 pages • Paperback (978-9-351-50741-3) • ` 995.00 (tent)

WOMEN AND

Vijaya Ramaswamy is Professor and

Chairperson at the Centre for Historical Studies,

School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru

University. She is also a Senior Fellow at the

Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, Teen

Murti, New Delhi. Vijaya has been the President

of the Medieval India Section of the 63rd Indian

History Congress session at Mysore, 2003.

She also won the ‘Professor Hiralal Gupta

Research Award’ for the Best Book by a Woman

Historian for the years 1996-2001, Indian History

Congress, 60th session, Bhopal, 2001.

ABOUT THE EDITOR

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FILMING HORRORHindi Cinema, Ghosts and Ideologies

Meraj Ahmed Mubarki Assistant Professor, Department of Mass Communication and Journalism, Maulana Azad National Urdu University, Hyderabad

First book to study the horror genre of Hindi cinema in all its forms and expressions. Filming Horror: Hindi Cinema, Ghosts and Ideologies bridges the gap that currently exists in the field of genre studies in Hindi cinema. Analyzing more than 80 horror films from Mahal (1949) to Ragini MMS 2 (2014), the book uncovers narrative strategies, frames unique approaches of investigation, and reviews the revolutions taking place within this genre.

The book argues that Hindi horror cinema, which lies at the intersection of myths, ideology and dominant socio-religious thoughts, reveals three major strands of narrative constructs, each corresponding to the way the nation has been imagined at different times in post-colonial India. Moving beyond establishing the theoretical framework of horror cinema, the book intends to demonstrate how this genre, along with its subsets, provides us with the means to contemplate the nation and its representation.

CONTENTSPreface / INDIAN CINEMA AND IDEOLOGY / Hindi Cinema and Ideology / Cinema in the Colonial Context / GENRE, CODES AND THE HORROR CINEMA / Genre and Its Functionality / Horror Genre and Spectatorship / Freud and the Uncanny / Robin Wood’s Return of the Repressed / Julia Kristeva and the Abject / Generic Codes of the Hindi Horror / Conjunctions and Departures with Hollywood / Generic Features of the Hindi Horror / Horror Cinema as Project of/for the ‘Nation’ / Nature of the Hindi Horror Genre / SECULAR CONSCIOUS NARRATIVE / Secularism in the Indian Context / Mahal: The Inaugural Moment of the Secular Consciousness / Madhumati / Kohraa / Bhool Bhulaiyaa / RETURN OF TRADITIONAL–CULTURAL NARRATIVE / Jadu Tona / Gehrayee / Phoonk / The Horror in Science Fiction: Between Morals and Mad Scientists / Historicity of the Monstrous Narrative / India and the Discourse of Science / Monstrosities from Science or Monstrous Science? / The Horror of Transmutation / The Triumph of the Traditional/Mythic Order / / The Monstrous ‘Other’ Feminine / Mangalsutra and the Monstrous Other Feminine / Veerana / Modernization of Patriarchy and Post-liberalization Female Monstrosity / Raaz / Eight: The Power of Shani / Darling / THE INFLECTION OF THE HINDUTVA ‘IDEO’LOGIC CINEMA / 1920 / Haunted / Conclusion / References / Index

2016 • 216 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50872-4) • ` 695.00

PERFORMING SHAKESPEARE IN INDIAExploring Indianness, Literatures and Cultures

Edited by Shormishtha Panja Director, Institute of Lifelong Learning, University of Delhi and Babli Moitra Saraf Principal, Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi

Even while a conscious dismantling of colonization was happening since the 19th century, the Indian literati, intellectuals, scholars and dramaturges were engaged in deconstructing the ultimate icon of colonial presence—Shakespeare. This book delves into what constitutes Indianness in the postcolonial context by looking into the text and sub-text of the Bard of Avon’s plays adapted in visual culture, translation, stage performance and cinema.

The book is an important intervention in the ongoing explorations in social and cultural history, as it explores how Shakespeare has impacted the emergence of regional identities around questions of language and linguistic empowerment in various ways. It reveals an extraordinary negotiation of colonial and postcolonial identity issues—be it in language, in social and cultural practices or in art forms.

CONTENTS Introduction Shormishtha Panja and Babli Moitra Saraf / SHAKESPEARE AND INDIAN VISUAL CULTURE / “To Confine the Illimitable”: Visual and Verbal Narratives in Two Bengali Retellings of Shakespeare Shormishtha Panja / CONTEMPORARY SHAKESPEARE PERFORMANCE ON STAGE IN INDIA AND THE DIASPORA / Urban Histories and Vernacular Shakespeares in Bengal: Kolkatar Hamlet, Hemlet and Hamlet 2011 Paromita Chakravarti / Shakespeare and the Re/vision of Indian Heritage in the Postcolonial British Context Claire Cochrane / Indian Shakespeare in the World Shakespeare Festival Thea Buckley / SHAKESPEARE AND INDIAN FILM / The Othello-figure in Three Indian Films, Kaliyattam, Omkara and Saptapadi Trisha Mitra / Shakespeareana to Shakespeare Wallah: Selling or Doing Shakespeare in India Paramita Dutta / TRANSLATION AND ISSUES OF LANGUAGE AND POLITICS IN REGIONAL SHAKESPEARES / Mapping Shakespearean Translations in Indian Literatures T S Satyanath / “Murmuring Your Praise”: Shakespearean Echoes in Early Bengali Drama Sayantan Roy Moulick and Sandip Debnath / A Future Without Shakespeare Jatindra K Nayak / IDENTITY AND THE POLITICS OF LANGUAGE / Does Shakespeare’s Text Even Matter? Preti Taneja / Utpal Dutt and Macbeth Translated Naina Dey / SHAKESPEARE AND INDIAN ICONS / Tagore and Shakespeare: A Fraught Relationship Radha Chakravarty / Shakespeare and Kalidasa Himani Kapoor / Glossary / Suggested Readings / Index

2016 • 275 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50974-5) • ` 750.00

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Shormishtha Panja is Professor of English and

Director, Institute of Lifelong Learning, University

of Delhi. She received her BA in English (Hons)

from Presidency College and her PhD from

Brown University where she was awarded the

Jean Starr Untermeyer Fellowship. She has

taught at Stanford University and IIT-Delhi.

Babli Moitra Saraf is the Principal of

Indraprastha College for Women, University

of Delhi and an Associate Professor in the

Department of English. She has received her M

Phil degree in English and PhD in Sociology. She

is fluent in several Indian and foreign languages.

Meraj Ahmed Mubarki earned his Master’s

Degree and Doctorate in Journalism and

Mass Communication from the University of

Calcutta. He worked as a freelancer before

moving into the academics. He has taught at

various higher education institutions including

Shri Shikshayatan College, Kolkata, and was the

founding head of the Department of Journalism

& Mass Communication. He is currently

Assistant Professor in the Department of Mass

Communication & Journalism at Maulana Azad

National Urdu University, Hyderabad, where he

teaches courses on film studies, advertising

and market research, English journalistic skills

and editing.

ABOUT THE EDITORS ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIPWorking towards Greater Inclusiveness

Rama Krishna Reddy Kummitha UNU-JSPS Fellow, Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability, United Nations University, Tokyo

This book explores social entrepreneurship vis-a-vis participation of marginalized communities.

Based on in-depth case studies that highlight the efforts of selected third sector organisations, this book brings to light the emergence of social entrepreneurship in India. The cases focus on the roles of locally established methods and community participation in carrying out sustainable social transformation.

Social Entrepreneurship: Working Towards Greater Inclusiveness contributes to both practice and theory in social entrepreneurship. It also sets out modalities for future work in the field, examining the various processes adopted by social enterprises in their functioning and delivering of services to address the concerns of exclusion.

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction / Background and Conceptual Overview of Social Entrepreneurship / Social Entrepreneurship Landscape in India / Enable India: Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities / Gram Vikas: Revitalizing the Rural Living / Goonj: Clothing as a Right / Barefoot College: Empowering Rural Communities / Social Entrepreneurial Conceptual Framework / Conclusion / Bibliography / Index

2016 • 276 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50884-7) • ` 795.00

PHILANTHROPY IN INDIAPromise to Practice

Meenaz Kassam American University of Sharjah, Femida Handy University of Pennsylvania and Emily Jansons works as Corporate Social Responsibility Manager in Toronto

A vivid account of philanthropic practices in the Indian context.

Philanthropy has a very long tradition in India. All practicing religions embody the idea of philanthropy and the concept of daanworks across religions and cultures. This book provides unique sociological and empirical perspectives, contrasting what is happening in India vis-andaacute;-vis other countries. It documents various government policies that have influenced philanthropy and identifies successful strategies practiced by the general population as well as organizations.

Through case studies, narratives and interviews of philanthropists, the book examines various modes of giving—formal and informal, religious and secular, charitable trusts and foundations, NGOs and corporates, diaspora as well as social media platforms—that shape the practice and promise of philanthropy in India today.

CONTENTSForeword by Noshir H Dadrawala / Introduction / The Practice of Philanthropy / Charitable Trusts in India / Individual Giving / Corporate Giving / Diaspora Philanthropy / Trends in Philanthropy / Conclusion / Bibliography / Index

2016 • 252 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50752-9) • ` 750.00

Rama Krishna Reddy Kummitha is UNU-

JSPS Fellow with the Institute for the Advanced

Study of Sustainability at the United Nations

University in Tokyo. He is also a visiting scholar

with the National Graduate Institute for Policy

Studies, Tokyo. Dr Kummitha has worked as

an assistant professor at the Center for Social

Entrepreneurship, Tata Institute of Social

Sciences, Mumbai.

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ECONOMIC CHALLENGES FOR THE CONTEMPORARY WORLDEssays in Honour of Prabhat Patnaik

Edited by Mausumi Das Department of Economics, Delhi School of Economics, Sabyasachi Kar Institute of Economic Growth (IEG), University of Delhi and Nandan Nawn Department of Policy Studies, TERI University, New Delhi

In view of Prabhat Patnaik’s role in advocating progressive reforms and ideas in the global economy, this volume, in his honour, questions conventional thinking in mainstream economics and policy.

This book brings together diverse scholarship on various aspects of economic development that underscore the importance of tackling dominant and contemporary issues concerning the national and global economy. Divided into five distinct themes—economic growth, engaging with globalisation, poverty and inequality, macroeconomic issues, political economy and developmental aspects—the essays outline significantly contrasting methodologies that are used to deal with issues of vital importance.

Topical and up-to-date, the volume challenges the laissez faire philosophy and highlights the weaknesses of a free market as well as its inability to deal with the current issues.

CONTENTSForeword Kaushik Basu / Introduction Mausumi Das, Sabyasachi Kar and Nandan Nawn / SUSTAINING THE GROWTH PROCESS / Financial Development and Growth under Capitalism C P Chandrasekhar / Global Economic Challenges: Alone We Lag, Together We Grow Pranab Mukhopadhyay / Sustainability, Surplus and Survival: Explorations through Agricultural Energetics Nandan Nawn / DEALING WITH GLOBALISATION: TRADE, CAPITAL, TECHNOLOGY / Secular Movements in the International Terms of Trade of Primary Commodities vis-à-vis Manufactured Goods: Towards an Explanation Shouvik Chakraborty / Global Rebalancing: Limitations of the East-Asia-centric Approach and the Role of Europe Sabyasachi Kar / Effect of Fiscal Policy on Level of Activity under Capital Flows Surajit Das / Foreign Direct Investment, Intellectual Property Rights and Technology Transfer Biswajit Dhar and Reji Joseph / MITIGATING IMMISERISATION: POVERTY, INEQUALITY, JOBLESSNESS / Aspiration, Inequality and Growth Mausumi Das / A Proposition on Convergence to Equality in a Growth Model with Bliss Subrata Guha / Education, Equity and Development Sudhanshu Bhushan / Employment Growth and Informalisation of Workers in the Organised Manufacturing Sector Shuji Uchikawa / ENVISIONING THE INSTITUTIONAL CHANGES / Monetary Equilibrium and Inertial Expectations Jyotirmoy Bhattacharya / Stock Markets, Finance and Development: A View from History Vineet Kohli / Corporate Retailing in the Advanced Countries: Some Salient Features Pradip Kumar Biswas / REIMAGINING THE POLITICAL HEGEMONY / Empire or Imperialism? Prasenjit Bose / Output and Price (In)Stability under Neoliberalism: A Kaleckian Approach Rohit / Agricultural Investment in India in Recent Decades: A Political Economic Note of Its Causes and Consequences Debarshi Das / Political Economy of Contemporary Indian Agricultural and Rural Dynamics Praveen Jha / Index

2016 • 348 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50878-6) • ` 1195.00

ECCOMMERCIAL USE OF BIODIVERSITYResolving the Access and Benefit Sharing Issues

Shivendu K Srivastava IFS , Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Madhya Pradesh Forest Department

This book provides insights to various stakeholders for making the commercial use of biodiversity a gainful enterprise for both the poor and the rich. The benefits from genetic resources are mostly drawn from the commercial use of traditional knowledge held by indigenous communities. This book discusses the issues of access to these resources and the equitable sharing of benefits drawn from them by examining a range of worldwide biodiversity prospecting partnerships.

The book will prove beneficial to all stakeholders involved in the business of the world’s biodiversity.

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction / Trade of the Components of Biodiversity: Status and Challenges / Traditional Knowledge in the New IPR Regime / Implications of WTO and the North–South Divide / The Access and Benefit Sharing Regulations: Global Scenario / Case Studies on the Commercial Use of Biodiversity: Analysis of the Benefit Sharing Arrangements / Forging Bioprospecting Partnership Contracts: Mechanism for Equitable Benefit Sharing / Bargaining Power of the Resource Provider Countries / Resolving the Issues: The WayAhead / References / Index

2016 • 344 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50660-7) • ` 995.00

ECONOMICS & DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENT STUDIESB K Pattanaik Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), New Delhi

Introduction to Development Studies presents a balanced mix of economic, social, political, cultural and administrative premises of development and analyses its theoretical and practical dimensions. Through preceding and contemporary examples from developing countries, it provides a holistic understanding of development, effectively demonstrating how it differs from economic growth.Key Features

• Presents an exhaustive treatment of ‘development’ from theoretical and practical perspectives

• Covers three key aspects of contemporary development—development governance, development administration and development communication

• Provides accessible and thematic explanation of the core concepts to engage students with/from various disciplinary backgrounds

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction to Development / Classical and Neo-classical Theories of Development / Developmentalist Theory of Development / Heterodox Theories of Development / Dimensions of Development / Market, State and Heterogeneous Actors / Paradigms of Development / Development Administration / Development Governance / Development Planning / Development Management / Development Communication / Glossary / Index

SAGE TEXTS2016 • 288 pages Paperback (978-9-351-50820-5) • ` 325.00

Recommended for students of Development Studies and Economics at UG and PG levels.

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TRANSFORMATION OF WOMEN AT WORK IN ASIAAn Unfinished Development Agenda

Edited by Sukti Dasgupta Director, Employment and Labour Market Policies Branch, ILO, Geneva and Sher Singh Verick Deputy Director, ILO Decent Work Team for South Asia and Country Office for India, New Delhi

Based on original comparative research and extensive fieldwork, Transformation of Women at Work in Asia highlights the commonalities as well as the diverse nature of challenges that women across Asia face in gaining access to more and better jobs. Findings show that women across the continent have contributed significantly to its spectacular growth story; yet, social norms and economic factors limit their levels of participation. The book calls for a comprehensive approach to improve opportunities for women’s participation in the labour market as well as for the freedom to engage in paid employment. This will, in turn, contribute to a more inclusive growth process. It addresses important challenges faced by women workers and provides policy options for governments to promote decent work opportunities for women across social strata.

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction Sukti Dasgupta and Sher Verick / Women Labour Force Participation in Asia: Trends and Issues Fernanda Bárcia de Mattos and Ruchika Chaudhary / At the Threshold of Economic Empowerment: Women, Work and Gender Regimes in Asia Govind Kelkar / Decline of Women’s Labour Force Participation in India: Explaining the Puzzling Trend Steven Kapsos, Andrea Silberman and Evangelina Bourmpoula / Declining Female Employment in India: Insights from Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh Partha Saha, Sher Verick, Santosh Mehrotra and Sharmistha Sinha / Women Labour Force Participation in Bangladesh: Beyond Garments Rushidan Rahman and Rizwanul Islam / Factors Holding Women Back from Market Work in Sri Lanka: To Work or Not to Work? Ramani Gunatilaka / The Life-cycle of Women in the Labour Market in Cambodia: Subsistence Versus Wage Employment Kang Chandararot and Liv Dannet / Women’s Employment in Indonesia: Gaining More from Structural Transformation Makiko Matsumoto / Women and Men in China’s Labour Market: Is Inequality on the Rise? Sukti Dasgupta, Makiko Matsumoto and Cuntao Xia / Mapping Out a Way Forward: Can Policies Make a Difference? Sukti Dasgupta and Sher Verick / Index

2016 • 324 pages • Hardback (978-9-385-98505-8) • ` 995.00 (tent)

TRANSFORMARURAL DEVELOPMENTPrinciples, Policies, and Management

Fourth Edition

Katar Singh Management (INREM) Foundation, Anand, Gujarat and Anil Shishodia Information/Reference Services Department, Calgary Public Library, Calgary

An unparalleled textbook on the subject, extensively revised to provide updates of various policies, strategies, and programs in the spheres of rural development and management in India. This time-tested textbook on the basic concepts, policy instruments, strategies, policies, programs, and management of rural development provides a comprehensive coverage of the subject.

Key Features

• Extensive analytical coverage of concepts, policies, and strategies in rural development.

• New sections added on various methodologies of estimating poverty, National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture (NMSA), and the National Livestock Mission (NLM), seven new social welfare-oriented programs, and planning machinery in India.

• Complete revision of all original tables and statistical figures along with new data on employment/unemployment and poverty scenario in India.

ABRIDGED CONTENTList of Tables / List of Figures / List of Boxes / Preface to the Fourth Edition / Preface to the First Edition / Acknowledgments / About the Authors / 1. Introduction / 2. Rural Economy of India / 3. Measures of Development / 4. Some Paradigms of Rural Development / 5. Determinants of Rural Development / 6. Rural Development Policies / 7. Strategies for Sustainable Development / 8. Policy Instruments of Rural Development / 9. Equity-oriented and Growth-oriented Programs / 10. Poverty and Unemployment Eradication Programs / 11. Natural Resources and Infrastructure Development Programs / 12. Planning for Rural Development / 13. Organizing for Rural Development / 14. Financing Rural Development / 15. Implementation, Monitoring, and Evaluation / Bibliography / Index

SAGE TEXTS2016 • 412 pages Paperback (978-9-351-50998-1) • ` 395.00 (tent)

RURAL DEVEL

Professor Katar Singh is currently Honorary

(Founder) Chairman of an academic NGO, India

Natural Resource Economics and Management

(INREM) Foundation, Anand He was formerly

Director (July 1995 to August 2002) and

Professor / RBI Chair Professor (March 1980 to

July 1995) in the Institute of Rural Management,

Anand (IRMA), India, and in between he had a

short stint as Director, Bankers Institute of Rural

Development, Lucknow (Oct 1994 to July 1995)

Dr Anil Shishodia currently works in the

Information/Reference Services Department of

the Calgary Public Library in Calgary, Canada

He holds a Ph D degree in economics He was

formerly a Senior Lecturer in the Post-graduate

Department of Economics, Sardar Patel

University (SPU), Vallabh Vidyanagar, Gujarat

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

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An essential read for students of Rural Development, Agricultural Policy and Planning at UG and PG level, including UPSC and State Service Exam aspirants.

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FINANCING CITIES IN INDIAMunicipal Reforms, Fiscal Accountability and Urban Infrastructure

Prasanna K Mohanty Chair Professor of Economics, University of Hyderabad

How is management of municipal finances related to economic growth and productive employment in urban India?

This book identifies Indian municipalities as among the weakest globally in terms of access to resources, revenue-raising capacity and fiscal autonomy. Advocating reforms in these sectors, it discusses the lack of clarity, consistency, adequacy and predictability in municipal taxation, user charging, inter-governmental transfers and development financing as key factors plaguing city finances.

CONTENTSPreface / Overview / India's Urban Fiscal Problem / A Portfolio of Municipal Taxes / Taxation of Urban Land Value / Reforming the Property Tax / User Charges, Benefit Charges and Fees / Intergovernmental Transfers to Municipalities / Development Financing Instruments / Value Creation, Capture and Recycling / Conclusion: An Agenda for Reforms / Bibliography / Index

2016 • 328 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50875-5) • ` 895.00

FISCAL CONSOLIDATION, BUDGET DEFICITS AND THE MACRO ECONOMYLekha S Chakraborty Associate Professor, National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, New Delhi

Is fiscal deficit detrimental to growth rate? Does it create macroeconomic imbalance? If so, is deficit containment a prerequisite for sustained reduction in inflation? Does fiscal deficit crowd out private investment and, if so, to what extent? Does fiscal deficit affect rate of interest? This book analyses such debates and impacts of fiscal deficit in India, empirically, through macro econometric exercise. Filling an existing gap, it revisits the debate on the macroeconomic effects of deficit by taking India as a case study based on a long-time series analysis from 1980–81 to 2012–13.

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction / Fiscal Deficit and Macroeconomic Activity of Central and Subnational Governments / Fiscal Deficit, Capital Formation and Crowding Out / Deficit–Interest Rate Link and Financial Markets / Monetary–Fiscal Policy Coordination: Fiscal Rules and Testing for Monetary Seigniorage / Fiscal Seigniorage: Composition of Deficits / Fiscal Deficit and Seigniorage Link: Monetary Policy Regimes and Empirical Analysis / Fiscal Deficit and Inflation / Policy Takeaways: The Revival of Fiscal Activism / Bibliography / Index

2016 • 220 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50989-9) • ` 750.00

FIS

Lekha Chakraborty is an Associate Professor

at National Institute of Public Finance and Policy

and Research Associate at Levy Economics

Institute, New York. She was recipient of

number of awards including SICI fellowship

from Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade-

Canada, and national (best) thesis award from

IISc Bangalore She worked for IMF, World Bank,

UNDP, UN Women, and the Commonwealth

Secretariat on short stints.

Prasanna K Mohanty is Chair Professor of

Economics at the University of Hyderabad and

also Honorary Executive Chair at the National

Institute of Urban Management and Centre for

Good Governance, Hyderabad

An Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer,

Dr Mohanty retired as Chief Secretary to the

Government of Andhra Pradesh in June 2014 He

was earlier Mission Director, Jawaharlal Nehru

National Urban Renewal Mission, Government

of India, and Municipal Commissioner of

Visakhapatnam and Hyderabad metropolitan

cities

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BUSINESS INTERESTS AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISISEdited by Kanchi Kohli Researcher and writer working on environment, forest, and biodiversity governance in India and Manju Menon Senior Fellow, Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi

A major contribution to understand how the environmental crisis is viewed globally and responded to by policy.

This book highlights the manner in which key aspects in policy discourse—commodity, pricing, ownership, and regulation—have borrowed economic and trade principles to address the environmental crisis and to what effect. The book addresses a fundamental issue in environment: if nature is no longer available as a limitless resource, how has the policy discourse on the environmental crisis come to view it, value it, and live with it?Analysing policy instruments across sectors that respond to local ecological conflicts and challenges, the book offers a conceptual understanding of how natural elements are transformed into mobile, tradable commodities through the use of market-based instruments.

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction: Green and Pink Kanchi Kohli and Manju Menon / SECTION I EXAMINING ‘NATURE’ IN BUSINESS / Bringing Liquidity to Life: Markets for Ecosystem Services and the New Political Economy of Extinction Jeremy Walker / Claiming Benefits, Making Commodities Shalini Bhutani / The Abstract Nature of Building Himanshu Burte / Coal Accounting: The Story of Fuel Kept Cheap Vinuta Gopal / SECTION II DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE OF NATURE / Value as a Justification in Water Resource Development Shripad Dharmadhikary / The Effectiveness and Equity of Payments for Reducing Forest Loss Simone Lovera / Selling Nature: Narratives of Coercion, Resistance, and Ecology Soumitra Ghosh / Putting Peoplehood at the Centre of the Green Economy Sanjay Kabir Bavikatte and Daniel F Robinson / Index

2016 • 284 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50860-1) • ` 845.00

Kanchi Kohli is a researcher and writer working

on environment, forest, and biodiversity

governance in India. Her work explores the links

between law, industrialization, and environment

justice. She works through the strength of

different institutions and has authored several

publications, individually and in teams.

Manju Menon is Senior Fellow, Centre for Policy

Research, New Delhi. She has researched and

written on environment, law, and development

for over two decades. Her main areas of work are

environmental lawmaking and implementation

processes and regulatory decisions on siting of

infrastructure projects.

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COMMUNITY NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND POVERTY IN INDIAThe Evidence from Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh

Shashidharan Enarth Dean, Livelihood School, Hyderabad, Jharna Pathak Assistant Professor, Gujarat Institute of Development Research, Ahmedabad, Amita Shah Retired Director, Gujarat Institute of Development Research, Ahmedabad, Madhu Verma Professor, Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal and John R Wood Professor Emeritus, University of British Columbia, Vancouver

A comparative analysis of two contrasting strategies in the implementation of Community Natural Resource Management (CNRM) programmes in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. This book examines whether the introduction of CNRM schemes in rural India made an impact on poverty alleviation. This book focuses on participatory irrigation management, watershed development, joint forest management, and inland fishing cooperatives. This book is indispensable to scholars of development studies, environmental studies, community resource management, and sociology.

CONTENTSPreface / CNRM in India: The Problem and the Context John R Wood / Comparative CNRM: From Concepts to Field Research John R Wood, Shashidharan Enarth and Amita Shah / Participatory Irrigation Management in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh: When and How Can It Benefit the Poor? Shashidharan Enarth / Resource Management and Poverty in Gujarat’s and Madhya Pradesh’s Inland Fisheries: Hopeful Opportunities and Hard Realities Jharna Pathak / Participatory Watershed Development Projects in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh: Do They Impact Poverty? Amita Shah / Poverty Reduction and the Community Management of Forests: The Experience of Joint Forest Management Institutions Madhu Verma / Conclusion: Comparing CNRM Institutions and Their Impact on Poverty in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh John R Wood / CNRM and Poverty in India: The Way Forward John R Wood / Glossary / References and Select Bibliography / Index

2016 • 440 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50652-2) • ` 1150.00

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PUBLIC POLICYConcept, Theory and Practice

Bidyut Chakrabarty Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, University of Delhi and Prakash Chand Assistant Professor, Dyal Singh Evening College, University of Delhi

The book offers a balanced mix of practical and theoretical aspects of public policy by tracing its evolution in the Indian context and helping to strengthen conceptual articulation. Development of public policy as a subject of academic study and as a field of practice depends a lot on the prevalent socio-economic and political milieu. Public Policy: Concept, Theory and Practice highlights the critical aspects of public policy making and its implementation by contextualizing it in the Indian historical and modern-day perspective. Filling the existing content gap due to non-availability of comprehensive textbooks on the subject, this book makes the ideas and concepts easily intelligible for everybody.

Key Features

• Draws largely on instances from Indian experiences

• Relates to and takes cue from contributions of well-established authors in the field

• Raises questions to aid and inspire further research in this area

• Dedicated sections on environmental policies and education and health policies discussed, devised and implemented in India.

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction / CONCEPTUAL ISSUES / Public Policy: Articulation, Significance and Approaches / Public Policy Processes / Public Policy and Globalization / CONCEPTUALIZING INDIAN RESPONSES / Public Policy Processes in India / Models and Trends of Public Policy in India / Designing Public Policy at the Grassroots: Panchayati Raj in West Bengal and Bhagidari in Delhi / SECTORAL POLICY DESIGNS IN INDIA / Environmental Policy in India / Education Policy in India / Public Health Policy in India: A Critical Note / Rights-based Social Policy: Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MNREGA), 2005 / Conclusion / Bibliography / Index


WINNING THE MANDATEThe Indian Experience

Bidyut Chakrabarty Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, University of Delhi and Sugato Hazra Senior Adviser DTA Consulting, New Delhi

This book captures how electioneering has changed over the years and how media and marketing have assumed more significance than party manifestos. On 16th May 2014, India witnessed the result of an intense political campaign. Those who were vanquished felt that this was due to the success of a marketing blitzkrieg, which actually pollutes a democracy. Again, for those who supported the eventual winner—the Narendra Modi-led BJP—it was a great victory.

CONTENTSPreface and Introduction Is 2014 Election a Game Changer? / Trends in Election Campaign since Independence / Coalition Era Starts / The India Shining Campaign and Its failure / Gujarat Riot and the Incumbent Government / The Top-driven Congress Campaign for Political Mobilization / India Against Corruption, a Campaign Builds Up / The Leadership-centric Election Campaign / The Election Campaign and the Manifesto and Subtle Articulation of Political Messages / Assessing the Election Campaign / The Role of Social Media in Political Mobilization / The Unique 2014 National Poll in India / Reinventing Political Communication—the Modi Interlude(?) / Conclusion: Marketizing an Ideology-driven Dream / Postscript: The Bihar Assembly Election, 2015—Revival of Coalition Dharma / Notes and References / Select Bibliography / Index

2016 • 252 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50744-4) • ` 750.00

Bidyut Chakrabarty is a faculty at the

Department of Political Science, University of

Delhi, India He has also been Dean of the Faculty

of Social Sciences and Head of the Department

of Political Science, University of Delhi He earned

his PhD from the London School of Economics

and has been associated with teaching and

research for more than three decades

Prakash Chand is a faculty of Political Science

at Dyal Singh (E) College, University of Delhi,

India He was awarded a Doctoral Fellowship by

ICSSR and a Postdoctoral Research Award by

University Grants Commission (UGC)

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

POLITICS & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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INDIAN ADMINISTRATIONEvolution and Practice

Bidyut Chakrabarty Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, University of Delhi and Prakash Chand Assistant Professor, Dyal Singh Evening College, University of Delhi

Indian Administration addresses the new issues and challenges in the field of public administration in India through critical analysis of its growth and development since Independence.

Key Features

• Adopts a critical and multi-disciplinary approach in discussing the traditional and emerging issues of the Indian administration

• Focuses on the processes of administration with reference to their constitutional provisions as well as socio-economic and political contexts

• Provides thorough insight into the new challenges and upcoming issues affecting the Indian administrative system

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction / Evolution of Indian Administration / Philosophical and Constitutional Framework of Indian Administration / Structure of Central Administration / State Administration / District Administration / Local Governance in India: Rural and Urban / Civil Services in India / Administrative Reforms in India / Public Policy in India / Planning and Economic Development in India / Financial Management in India / Citizens and Administration in India / Social Welfare Administration in India / Environmental Management in India / Major Issues in Indian Administration / Part I – Conceptual Issues / Part II – Empirical Issues / Conclusion / Bibliography / Index

SAGE TEXTS2016 • 380 pages

Paperback (978-9-351-50733-8) • ` 375.00

Recommended for students of Political Science, Public Administration and candidates appearing for UGC-NET, UPSC and State PSC exams.


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UNRAVELLING THE KASHMIR KNOTAman M Hingorani Practices law in the Supreme Court of India

‘Provides lucid but wide-ranging historical

and contemporary analysis ... at times

deeply provocative.’

Upendra Baxi (From the Foreword)

Aman bears the awesome Hingorani—Kapila

and Nirmal—legacy of the great humanism

permeating penology from Hussainara

Khatoon onwards. In respecting the rule of

law, the book is replete with Hingorani’s impress. Aman’s present

work is an excellent addition to the continuing Kashmir debate.

M N Venkatachaliah, Former Chief Justice of India, former Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission and of the

National Commission to Review the Working of the Constitution

This book offers fresh insight from a legal, historical and practical

perspective on the persistent and at times violent dispute between

nuclear India and nuclear Pakistan over Kashmir. Hailing from a

prominent family of human rights lawyers, A. Hingorani spares no

criticism for the bungling line of leaders in both countries, along with

Great Britain, for their failure to find a path to peace. As both countries

face larger issues for their citizens’ future, this gaping failure is ever

more urgent given India’s rising struggle with China for regional

dominance and Pakistan’s internal fight over the true meaning of

Islam. Hingorani’s book moves that debate in the right direction.

George Charles Bruno, Former US Ambassador

The book makes fascinating and compelling reading about the

trauma and the running sore of partition of the Indian subcontinent.

The author has thoroughly researched and covered every aspect

of the subject so as to suggest the possible way forward. It will be

interesting to see if the suggestions made are prophetic.

Ruma Pal, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India

Aman Hingorani’s riveting, absorbing and thought-provoking

explorations of the Kashmir issue are both broad and deep. Beyond

the trodden paths, his historically rich and analytically focused

approach is illuminating in every respect. All serious students of

international relations and all practitioners of foreign policy will want

to come to terms with this penetrating analysis. It will be a much

discussed volume in the continuing debate over one of the most

prolonged conflicts in world affairs.

Dr Victor Mauer, International Security and

Strategic Studies expert, Zurich

This book focuses on the ‘Kashmir knot’ and argues that the issue was an inevitable result of Britain’s ruthless policies to satisfy its political, defence and strategic interests in the Indian subcontinent. It goes on to prove that the problem was aggravated not only by India’s habitual bungling and the inadequacies of solutions often proposed to resolve it but also by the cynical attitude of the super powers as well as Pakistan’s sustained efforts. To unravel the Kashmir knot it is imperative to first depoliticize the issue and take recourse in legal analysis. This is what the book does with the help of comprehensive analysis of court rulings, UN papers, political observer reports and international law.

CONTENTSForeword by Upendra Baxi / Introduction / The Indian Subcontinent under the British Colonial Rule / Moving towards Partitioning the Indian Subcontinent / Partition / Princely Indian States and Kashmir / Reference to the People / Britain, Kashmir and Reference to the United Nations / United Nations and the Reference / Territorial Status Quo / Kashmir and the United Nations / Inadequacies of the Current Proposals to Resolve the Kashmir Issue / The Way Forward / Approaching the International Court of Justice / The Article 370 Debate / Grappling with the Ground Realities / Doctrinal Bankruptcy towards Conflict Resolution / Epilogue

2016 • 392 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50971-4) • ` 995.00

UNTHIRTY YEARS OF SAARCSociety, Culture and Development

Edited by Rajiv Kumar Senior Fellow, Centre for Policy Research and Omita Goyal Chief Editor, IIC Quarterly, Journal, India International Centre

This book traces economic and political issues through SAARC’s thirty-year journey.

Topical and well-researched, this collection provides a comprehensive assessment of SAARC and provides policy directives for the future. The book points out the issues and constraints that have hindered regional cooperation in South Asia. It establishes that despite being democracies, there has been little effort by member nations to promote regional cooperation in the public domain.It stresses that in view of the increased role that countries wish to play in globalisation, economic cooperation is the way forward. The book further argues that political will is the pivot on which the prospect of regional cooperation revolves.

CONTENTSForeword Karan Singh / Preface Omita Goyal / Introduction: Towards New Beginnings in South Asia Rajiv Kumar / Reviewing Regional Cooperation in South Asia Eric Gonsalves / Afghanistan, SAARC and the Road Ahead Haroun Mir and Habib Wardak / Changing Face: The Trials and Fortunes of Regional Cooperation Under SAARC Saman Kelegama / SAARC and Economic Cooperation Amit Batra / South Asia’s Mounting Ecological Challenge: Regional Cooperation is the Only Answer Shyam Saran / South Asian Cooperation: Towards a Humane World Akmal Hussain / The Significance of SAARC for Bhutan Rajesh Kharat / Peace, Security and Threats: A Balance Sheet Nihal Rodrigo / Politics in Pakistan Today: The Challenge of Securing Democracy Rasul Bakhsh Rais / Nepal’s Policy Towards SAARC Sangeeta Thapliyal / Bangladesh in SAARC: Identity Issues and Perspectives Sanjay K Bhardwaj / Nepal, SAARC and Southasia Kanak Mani Dixit / India, Pakistan and ‘Southasia’ Beena Sarwar / Anxieties of SAARC: An Experiential Reading through South Asian University Sasanka Perera / Developing a Regional Human Rights Mechanism Aishath Velezinee / South Asian Regionalism: A People’s Movement Perspective Rakhi Sehgal / Sewa’s Sister-to-Sister Initiative for Peace and Work Reema Nanavaty / Trafficking and Vulnerabilities of Children and Women: An Analysis Anuradha Koirala / South Asian Literatures: Beyond Borders, across Boundaries Namita Gokhale and Malashri Lal / Speaking the Unspeakable or the Limits of Representability Firdous Azim / A Broken Shard: Sri Lankan Writing in English Ashok Ferrey / Human Rights Beyond the State: Generating Spaces for Rights in Society Afsan Chowdhury, Zerrin Afza, Nabaleswar Dewan / Diversity Management in SAARC Countries Faizan Mustafa

2016 • 284 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50881-6) • ` 695.00

Aman M Hingorani is a lawyer and mediator in

the Supreme Court of India and the High Court of

Delhi Dr Hingorani has also acted as an arbitrator

and as adjunct faculty to teach law students and

run training courses for young law teachers He

has taught in programmes at various institutions

in India (including National Judicial Academy,

Bhopal; Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi;

Indian Law Institute, New Delhi) and abroad

(including Keble College, University of Oxford,

UK; Law School, Warwick University, UK; South

Asian Institute of Advanced Legal and Human

Rights Studies, Dhaka, Bangladesh)

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POLITICS & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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POLICE AND COUNTERINSURGENCYThe Untold Story of Tripura’s COIN Campaign

Kuldeep Kumar Senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officer

How Good Policing Can Help Fight Insurgencies In Conflict-Ridden Societies.Globally, the role of local police has been receiving increased attention following conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. The criminalization of insurgent networks coupled with the growing nexus of warlords and drug lords and porous borders in many conflict areas have also bolstered the case for good policing. This book makes a case for the increased role of local/state police in counterinsurgency (COIN) operations by citing the successful implementation of this strategy in the state of Tripura led by the author himself. This makes Tripura the only state after Punjab and Andhra Pradesh where the police have taken full control of such operations. The work combines rigorous scholarship and research on general policing and COIN operations with incisive analysis of multiple insurgencies/terrorist movements in India.

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction / PART ONE / Understanding Policing / Understanding Insurgency and Counterinsurgency / India’s Counterinsurgencies: A General Overview / PART TWO / A Thematic Overview of Insurgencies in India’s Northeast / An Overview of Insurgency and Counterinsurgency in Tripura / Police Response to Insurgency in Tripura / Discussion and Conclusion / PART THREE / Full Spectrum COIN: Some Case Studies / Appendix A / Data Highlights: Scheduled Tribes of Tripura (Census of India, 2001) / Bibliography / Index

2016 • 384 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50747-5) • ` 1095.00

ESSAYS ON MODERNISM, DEMOCRACY AND WELL-BEINGA Gandhian Perspective

Ramashray Roy Former Director, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS), Delhi and Ravi Ranjan Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Zakir Husain Delhi College, University of Delhi

A tour de force in understanding the failure of democracy in providing human well-being. Has democracy ended human suffering, a task that the political system set out for itself? Or is democracy incompatible with modernity and, therefore, fails to achieve human well-being? If so, are we left with any option? The book asks these acutely political questions and states emphatically that democracy has failed to ensure the well-being of humanity as a whole. Further, it tries to answer this by exploring the Gandhian alternative to modernism and democracy in contemporary times.

CONTENTS Introduction / Transformation of Order: Two Examples / Modernism and Democracy: Twin Props of the Autonomous Self / Democracy: The Case of Moral Deficit / Democracy: Myth and Reality / Fault Line of Democracy / Making Sense of Social Justice / The Elusive Search for Community / Back to the Roots / Philosophical Background of Gandhi’s Thinking / Gandhi’s Critique of Democracy / Local Democracy: Jefferson and Gandhi / Sarvata: Modern Man in Search of Wholeness / Index

2016 • 324 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50811-3) • ` 1195.00

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POLITICS & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS / GOVERNANCE / PEACE & CONFLICT STUDIES

GOVERNANCEIssues and Challenges

Edited by Shivani Singh Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Dyal Singh (E) College, University of Delhi, New Delhi

It is important to understand governance and its effects on administration and development in the context of a globalized environment. This textbook deals with the concepts and dimensions of governance by highlighting the major debates in the contemporary times.

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction / UNIT 1: GOVERNMENT AND GOVERNANCE: CONCEPTS / Understanding Governance in the 21st Century Anita Bagai / Citizen’s Rights and Their Obligations Sukant Vyas / UNIT 2: GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT / Governance and Development Namrata Singh / Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice O P Mishra / UNIT 3: ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE / Human–Environment Interaction Mahesh Kr Deepak / Green Governance: Moving Towards Sustainable Development Prakash Chand / Tribe and Prejudice: A Historical Perspective of Forest State Relations Namrata Singh / UNIT 4: LOCAL GOVERNANCE / Democratic Decentralization Sangita Dhall / People’s participation in Governance Sangita Dhall / UNIT 5: GOOD GOVERNANCE INITIATIVES IN INDIA: BEST PRACTICES / Corporate Social Responsibility Bidyut Chakrabarty / Citizen’s Charter Shivani Singh / E-Governance: An Enabling Tool for Good Governance Sangita Dhall / Right to Information Shivani Singh / Public Service Delivery Manjari Oraon / Conclusion / Index



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SOCIAL SECTOR COMMUNICATION IN INDIAConcepts, Practices, and Case Studies

Jaishri Jethwaney Professor and Program Director (Advertising and Public Relations) at Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), New Delhi

A first-of-its-kind book on social sector communication in India that combines concepts with hands-on skills. Social sector communication helps address issues by influencing policy and can be used to bring about desired behavioral change among the targeted public. This book not only highlights the theoretical underpinnings, practice, and skill of social sector communications in India, but also provides an understanding of various tools and strategies required in development communication encompassing social marketing, media advocacy, social mobilization, grassroots communication, and corporate social responsibility (CSR). With the aid of case studies, it offers tips on how to plan campaigns; write a concept note, field report, and press release, and effectively use social media to achieve developmental program goals. The book discusses the different perspectives of NGOs and program implementers, and helps in understanding the corporate–NGO interface vis-a-vis CSR projects.

CONTENTSPreface / Overview of Social Sector in India / Social Marketing / Corporate Social Responsibility / Advocacy, Communication, and Social Mobilization / Grassroots Communication / Planning and Executing Social Communication Campaigns: Case Studies / Hands-on Skills in Writing and Social Media Use / Index

2016 • 288 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50814-4) • ` 850.00

COMMUNICATION FOR BEHAVIOR CHANGEVolume lll: Using Entertainment–Education for Distance Education

Second Edition

Esta de Fossard Johns Hopkins University, Washington, DC and Michael Bailey Senior Country Advisor, mPowering Frontline Health Workers Partnership

A valuable resource for creating distance education programs for radio, TV, Internet and mobile, using an entertainment–education approach. This volume explains how to integrate education into an entertaining format so that it holds people’s attention while enabling them to improve their health and lifestyle. It also demonstrates how mobile technologies can be used for educating frontline health workers as well as the communities they serve. This book offers many examples of such programs and provides essential guidance on:

• Understanding precisely what knowledge must be imparted to the communities and how.

• Why mobile technology is the new and most important platform for delivering educational content.

• How educational programs can be designed for developing countries in a sustainable way.

CONTENTSPreface / PART 1: PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT Esta de Fossard / Providing Distance Education through Edu-tainment / Managing the Edu-Tainment Project / Starting Up the Edu-Tainment Project / The Curriculum Guide / PART 2: FOR THE WRITER / The Role of the Writer for Edu-Tainment Programming / Edu-Tainment Formats—Radio: The Fictional Workshop / Edu-Tainment Formats—Radio or TV: The Drama Series / Edu-Tainment Formats: The Drama Serial and Synergistic Programming / Edu-Tainment Formats—TV or Radio: The Magazine and Reality Programming / Edu-Tainment Formats—The Case Study: TV, CD, DVD or Video / PART 3: AUXILIARY AND SUPPORT MATERIALS / Support Materials for Edu-Tainment Programs / PART 4: THE INTERNET AND DISTANCE EDUCATION Michael Bailey / The Significance of Accessible Health Information / The Global End-to-End Media Distribution Process / Context / Key Challenges / How to Make It Happen / Summary / Appendix / Endnotes / References / Index

COMMUNICATION FOR BEHAVIOR CHANGE, VOLUME III2016 • 312 pages • Paperback (978-9-351-50759-8) • ` 850.00

Esta de Fossard is part-time Lecturer, Johns

Hopkins University, Washington, D C , USA

She was a senior communication advisor at

Johns Hopkins University’s Bloomberg School

of Public Health, Center for Communication

Programs She previously taught at the

universities of Southern California and Ohio, as

well as at George Mason University in Virginia.

Michael Bailey is the Senior Country Advisor

for the mPowering Frontline Health Workers

Partnership He has worked in the development

and management of software applications

for distance education and decision-making

support for over 15 years.

Jaishri Jethwaney is Professor and Program

Director (Advertising and Public Relations) at

the Indian Institute of Mass Communication

(IIMC), New Delhi. She has more than 34 years of

experience in brand management and corporate

communications as well as in academia. She

has conducted short courses on corporate

communication, health communication, and

advertising. Dr Jethwaney has also worked as

a Project Director for UNESCO on the project

“Reporting HIV and AIDS: A Media Tool Kit”.

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THE GLOBAL SHIFTWith the Government giving top priority to economic growth and rapid urbanisation, “Global Game Change” (SAGE) by John Naisbitt and Doris Naisbitt could not have come at a more appropriate time. Focusing on how emerging countries, including India, which form the global southern belt are challenging the Western worldview, the book stresses that in the emerging multi-centered world, many countries and even more importantly a world of cities will set the tone in global matters. In an email interview with The Hindu, the authors share their views about India in the context of the global Southern Belt, its increasing middle class, smart cities and digital education. Edited excerpts:

10th February 2016

Indian middle class is ambitious. What will

be its effect on India per se?

DN: The definition of India’s middle class varies

from as high as 267 million by National Council

of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) in

2016 to 24 million by Credit Suisse based on

an annual wealth of almost $14,000. There is

certainly space to grow. We believe that India

does not suffer a lack of ambitious people to

move up the social ladder. But there is a lack in

the business friendly environment that allows

people to make their dreams come true.

How do you see India in the Global Southern

Belt especially in the context of China which

is also a part of this belt?

JN: Both countries are aware of the chances

the rise of the Global Southern Belt offers.

Both countries have strong ties with African

economies. More than a decade ago China

started its strategic building of new alliances

with Asian, African and Latin American

countries. India shares the struggle of

colonialism and a common vision of a new

partnership, which was underlined in the India

Africa Summit in October 2015 in Delhi. India’s

and China’s future relationship relies on a

balance of competition and cooperation.

How will smart cities in India contribute in

breaking the caste and class barriers and

correct regional imbalances?

JN: It is too early to make a judgment, but

without including the people bottom-up we do

not believe it will work. We have studied social/

economic innovation in Chinese cities and the

sustainable driver of success was the support

of the people. To our experience the smaller

the communities the more manageable and

transparent the measures and the more likely

the people will follow.

Rapid urbanization is bound to impact

agriculture. In that context how will India

feed its growing population?

DN: In our studies in China we have seen

many examples of how innovative thinking in

agriculture can improve agricultural production

even in a country with such low percentage

of arable land as China. Even though India is

rich on arable land and can be called a global

agricultural powerhouse, improvements on

productivity are poor. India needs to increase

research, promote new technologies, and train

farmers to be able to become competitive.

On the importance of digital education

in India specially in the context of skill

development.

JN: India is neglecting the talents of women,

reflected by their literacy rate of only around 61 per cent versus men’s 82 per cent. India’s many languages are adding to the problem. Nevertheless education programmes can achieve a lot – already in an early age. To start at an early age by supporting children’s natural creativity, eliminating prejudice in male and female professions would help India to leverage the great talents of its people. Digital education can bring education into the most remote regions, but it has to find basic conditions in which it can be implemented.

Mr Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO, SAGE Publications India received Sharda Top Rankers Excellence

Award for “Visionary Leadership” in the presence of Lt Gen K M Seth, former Governor,

Chattisgarh, Mr V S K Sood, Managing Director, Top Rankers Management Consultants and

Dr Mukesh Chaturvedi, Dean and Professor, Sharda University at an event held in New Delhi.

Ms Sara Miller McCune, Founder, Publisher and Executive

Chairman, SAGE Publications Inc. was honored with “Rock Star:

Lifetime Achievement Award” by Spirit of Entrepreneurship

Foundation at an event held in California, USA.

Prof Doris Naisbitt and Prof John Naisbitt

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Release of “Winning the Mandate” by Dr Bidyut Chakrabarty and Mr Sugato

Hazra in the presence of Lord Meghnad Desai, Member, House of Lords and

Emeritus Professor, London School of Economics, Mr Jawhar Sircar, Chief

Executive Officer, Prasar Bharti, Dr Chandan Mitra, Member, Rajya Sabha

and Editor, The Pioneer, Ms Arati Jerath, Senior Journalist and Prof Madhu

Purnima Kishwar, Senior Fellow, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies

at an event held in New Delhi.

Mr V K Viswanathan, Chairman, Board of Bosch Limited released “HRD, OD, and Institution Building” edited by Dr Anil Khandelwal and Prof T V Rao in the presence of Prof J Philip, President, Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship and former Director, Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore and Dr Rajeshwari Narendran, Director, Academy of Human Resource Development at Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship Campus, Bangalore.

Shri Piyush Goyal, Hon’ble Minister of State with Independent Charge for Power, Coal, New and Renewable Energy, Government of India unveiled “HRD, OD, and Institution Building” edited by Dr Anil Khandelwal and Prof T V Rao in the presence of Mr Kiran Karnik, former President, NASSCOM and Mr Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO, SAGE Publications at an event held in New Delhi.

Ms Abha Adams, Founder, Abha Adams School Development Consultants released “Womentrepreneurs” by Mr Avinash Kirpal in the presence of Prof Sonu Goyal, Professor, Business Strategy, International Management Institute, Delhi, Dr Himadri Das, Director, Great Lakes Institute of Management, Delhi and Ms Saroja Khanna, Journalist and Freelance Writer/Editor at an event held in New Delhi.

“From Start-Up to Global Success” by Dr Ganesh Natarajan and Ms Prameela Kalive was released in the presence of Mr R Chandrashekhar, President, NASSCOM, Mr Sharad Sharma, Co-founder and Governing Council Member, iSPIRT Foundation, Dr S Raghunath, Professor, Corporate Strategy and Policy, IIMB and Mr Ravi Gururaj, Founder and CEO, QikPod at an event held in Bengaluru.

Dr Saumitra Chaudhuri, former Member, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister and Planning Commission, Government of India delivered “The 8th SAGE-MSE Endowment Lecture” on “India and the Ongoing Global Economic Turmoil: Commonalities and Differences, Risks and Prospects” in the presence of Dr C Rangarajan, Ex-Governor, Reserve Bank of India, former Chairman, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister and Chairman, Madras School of Economics, Dr Sunder Ramaswamy, Director, Madras School of Economics and Mr Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO, SAGE Publications at the Madras School of Economics, Chennai.

Dr A K Shiva Kumar, Adviser, UNICEF released “Journal of Development Policy and Practice” in the presence of Dr Shubhashis Gangopadhyay, Research Director, India Development Foundation, Ms Poonam Muttreja, Executive Director, Population Foundation of India, Dr Rajesh Chakrabarti, Executive Vice-President, Research and Policy, Wadhwani Foundation, Dr Rajiv Kumar, Senior Fellow, Centre for Policy Research, Dr Amir Ullah Khan and Dr Bobby John, Editors of the Journal at an event held in New Delhi.

Shri Suresh Prabhakar Prabhu, Hon’ble Minister of Railways, Government of India unveiled “Road to Rights” edited by Ms Priti Darooka in the presence of Dr Sanjay Paswan, former Minister of State, Human Resource Development, Government of India and Patron and Advisor, NFAC at an event held in New Delhi.

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Unveiling of “Winning a Billion Consumers” by Mr Atul Joshi in the presence of Ms Farida Kaliyadan, Vice President-Head, Brand Development, Aditya Birla Group and Mr Gopal Saxena, Director, BSES at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2016.

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Prof Zarina Bhatty, author of “Purdah to Piccadilly” in conversation with

Ms Mehru Jaffer, renowned Author and Journalist during the book release in Lucknow.

Padma Shri Vikram Seth, Eminent Author released “Purdah to Piccadilly” by Prof Zarina Bhatty at an event in Landour, Mussoorie.

Mr Jayant Prasad, Director-General, Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, New Delhi released “The Bose Brothers and Indian Independence” by Ms Madhuri Bose in the presence of Mr Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO, SAGE Publications at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2016.

Unveiling of “Global Game Change” by Prof John Naisbitt and Prof Doris Naisbitt in the presence of Mr Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO, SAGE Publications at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2016.

Mr Kiran Karnik, former President, NASSCOM released “From Start-Up to Global Success” by Dr Ganesh Natarajan and Ms Prameela Kalive in the presence of Mr Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO, SAGE Publications at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2016.

Unveiling of “Human Drama Inc.” by Ms Neeta Mohla in the presence of Ms Jyotsna Singh, Visionary and Philanthropist, Ms Reena Nath, Psychotherapist and Systemic Family Therapist and Mr Feisal Alkazi, Theatre and Television Director at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2016.

Unveiling of “Who Cheats and How?” by Mr Robin Banerjee in the presence of Ms Anuradha Das Mathur, Editor, CFO India and Founder 9.9 Media, Mr Rajiv Verma, CEO, Hindustan Times, Mr Soutik Biswas, India Editor, BBC, Mr S K Agarwal, Chairman, GNG Group of Companies and Mr S Ramasundar, MD, Blue River Capital at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2016.

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THE MIRAGE OF FREEDOM

The book provides an extensive statistical data to

underline the limits of political freedom amid the

continued subjugation of the Scheduled Castes,

Scheduled Tribes, Muslims and women… this book

painstakingly details the extensive hurdles that

stop marginalized groups from fully participating in

their communities.

CASTE, DISCRIMINATION, AND EXCLUSION

IN MODERN INDIA

2015 • 348 pages • ` 995

Hardback (978-93-515-0267-8)

ENERGY SOURCES

If you are looking for a definitive and text on India’s

energy problems with illustrative background

stories of successes and failures (not just

anecdotal case studies), strong technical solutions

and policy recommendations, you would do very

well and save a huge amount of time to start with

this scholarly publication.

ACHIEVING UNIVERSAL ENERGY ACCESS IN

INDIA

2015 • 296 pages • ` 950

Hardback (978-93-515-0137-4)

ANSWERING A FELT NEED

A good attempt in dealing with the techniques of

teaching how to listen and speak in English. This

book is the result of a real felt need especially

for teachers to understand and deal with various

difficulties and challenges in teaching of listening

and speaking skills in English in a non-English

environment such as India…. A handy tool for

teachers of English as it balances theory and

practice.

LET US HEAR THEM SPEAK

SAGE Texts

2015 • 160 pages • ` 225

Paperback (978-93-515-0246-3)

CONTOURS OF LEADERSHIP

The book aims at sensitizing managers and would

be leaders to the behavior they need to cultivate

in order to influence and lead people toward

achieving larger organizational goal…advocates

managing oneself holistically including the spiritual,

intellectual, emotional and physical self in order

to lead consciously…a useful reminder to reader

about the areas to focus on and those to ignore.

THE LEADERSHIP ODYSSEY

SAGE Response

2016 • 364 pages • ` 975

Hardback (978-93-515-0736-9)

BORDER TRAVvAILS

Provides a roadmap on how trade and ties along the

border with China, Bangladesh and Nepal could be

expanded… [The book] presents a vision of what is

possible if political suspicions were blown away in

South Asia.

INDIA, CHINA AND SUB-REGIONAL CONNECTIVITIES

IN SOUTH ASIA

2015 • 252 pages • ` 695

Hardback (978-93-515-0327-9)

The book aims to initiate fresh discussion on human

trafficking along with recommendations to curb

organized international crime… It presents a new

perspective of identifying assimilative interaction

between social and criminal justice systems…. Indeed

an exhaustive work, which will be valuable to scholars,

researchers and government officials involved in the

process.

COMBATING HUMAN TRAFFICKING

2015 • 308 pages • ` 995

Hardback (978-93-515-0253-1)

IN MOTIVATING MODE

The book is an autobiographical account that maps

the success story of Sivadas Raghava, an innovative

entrepreneur and a successful business leader.

He shares his personal experiences and amusing

anecdotes to put his point across and to guide

youngsters eager to get on the startup bandwagon…

the book will teach you to be an entrepreneur and

difficulties faced during the process of any start-up.

FAILURE TO MILLIONAIRE

SAGE Response

2016 • 204 pages • ` 395

Paperback (978-93-515-0560-0)

LOOKING THROUGH THE MISTS

OF TIME

The book takes the readers on a journey into the lives

of Muslim women belonging to the medieval period.

It provides us a rare glimpse of the private and the

public lives of medieval Muslim women, irrespective

of their class and background…It will surely help us to

understand our history in a better way.

THE STATUS OF MUSLIM WOMEN IN MEDIEVAL

INDIA

2016 • 284 pages • ` 750

Hardback (978-93-515-0566-2)

India’s first world-class management magazine

U.S.I. Journal

INDIA ON THE WESTERN SCREENImaging a Country in Film, TV and Digital Media

Ananda Mitra Professor of Communication, Wake Forest University, North Carolina

This book examines the nuances of multiple images—cinema, TV, computer, and smartphones—that feed into the making of a new Indian narrative and showcases an India that is very different from the unilinear notion that used to exist a few decades ago. It elaborates on the critical role of the impressions formed in redefining how the Indian diaspora is imagined and received in the West, which in turn impacts everyday experiences of Indians living there. Building on his earlier book India through the Western Lens: Creating National Images in Film (SAGE 1999), which focused primarily on films, Mitra expands his latest study to new media.

CONTENTSPreface / India on the Western Screen: 20 Years Later / India and Indians: Changing Places and People / Looking at the Screen / The Movie Screen / The Television Screen / The Computer Screen / The Satellite Screen / The Indian in the West / The Western in India / The Indian Narrative Screened / Epilogue / Index

2015 • 200 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50977-6) • ` 595.00

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INDIA CONNECTEDMapping the Impact of New Media

Edited by Sunetra Sen Narayan Associate Professor, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi and Shalini Narayanan Head-Communications, Centre for Digital Financial Inclusion, New Delhi

Can new media help in bringing about development or contribute to social movements? Who is left out of the new media equation? How is the public sphere affected by it? How will it be regulated? Providing answers to these important questions, this book critically examines the growth of new media in India. It looks at how new media can be theorized in the Indian context and offers a perspective on the opportunities and challenges this poses to governance, development, and businesses as well as in social marketing efforts. With the government and the corporate sector’s growing emphasis on ‘Digital India’, India Connected creatively delves into various aspects such as digitization, convergence, interactivity, and ubiquity, which are affecting the Indian media landscape.

CONTENTSForeword Daya Kishan Thussu / I THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES / An Overview of New Media in India Sunetra Sen Narayan and Shalini Narayanan / Theoretical Perspectives: Issues in the Indian New Media Environment Jatin Srivastava and Enakshi Roy / Political Economy of (New) Media in India: An Institutional Perspective B P Sanjay / II POLITICS, GOVERNMENT AND THE MARKET / Social Media and Indian Politics in the Global Context: Promise and Implications Awais Saleem and Stephen McDowell / New Media and Social–Political Movements Shalini Narayanan and Anand Pradhan / New Media, Governance and Transparency in India Abhishek N Singh and P Vigneswara Ilavarasan / Regulation of New Media: The Indian Scenario Vikram Aditya Narayan and Raka Arya / ICT and the Indian Education System: Challenges and Possibilities Anubhuti Yadav / Brand Promotion on New Media in India Jaishri Jethwaney / III HISTORICAL EXCLUSIONS / The Internet in India: Crystallising the Historical Inequalities Uma Shankar Pandey / Women and the Internet in India: Denial of Access and the Censorship of Abuse Geeta Seshu / Disability and Social Media in India P J Mathew Martin and Sunder Rajdeep / Index

2016 • 296 pages • Hardback (978-9-385-98502-7) • ` 895.00

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COMMUNICATING INDIA’S SOFT POWERBuddha to Bollywood

Revised and Updated Edition

Daya Kishan Thussu Co-Director, India Media Centre, University of Westminster, London

A balanced, learned and historically informed

analysis of India’s global presence and the

soft power that accompanies it.

Lord Bhikhu Parekh, Emeritus Professor

of Political Philosophy, University of Westminster, UK

Excellent, comprehensive yet brief survey of the scope and limits

of India’s soft power … will remain a powerful aid to scholars

and researchers.

Ashis Nandy, Senior Honorary Fellow, Centre for

the Study of Developing Societies, New Delhi

First book-length study of India’s soft power, traversing international relations and international communication perspectives. As the world’s largest democracy and third biggest economy on the basis of purchasing-power parity, India offers an excellent case study of the power of culture and communication in the age of mediated international relations. This South Asia edition features a new Afterword covering latest developments including Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s thrust toward Digital India and promoting Buddhism as part of India’s public diplomacy.

CONTENTS Introduction / De-Americanizing Soft Power / The Historical Context of India’s Soft Power / India Abroad: The Diasporic Dividend / Software for Soft Power / Culture as Soft Power—Bollywood and Beyond / Branding India—a Public-Private Partnership / Conclusion / Afterword / Bibliography / Index

SAGE VISTAAR2016 • 248 pages • Paperback (978-9-351-50816-8) • ` 495.00

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Daya Kishan Thussu is Professor of

International Communication and Co-Director

of India Media Centre at the University of

Westminster in London. A PhD in International

Relations from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New

Delhi, he is the founder and Managing Editor

of Global Media and Communication. He has

authored and edited as many as 17 books.

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LIFE SKILLS FOR SUCCESSAlka Wadkar Former Faculty Member, Department of Psychology, University of Pune

Written with a unique and fresh approach, this book will help the readers enhance their personal and professional skills by providing perspectives on everyday life challenges.

Life Skills for Success uses the basics of psychology to explain and help deal with everyday challenges like stress, health, work, personal relationships, communication, assertiveness and self-esteem. It has been written to serve the requirements of students across all courses who will gain critical insight into vital aspects of life by understanding their nature, cause and effect.

This book will be an indispensable resource for students to help them improve their interpersonal skills, social interactions and self-management ability to gain success in personal and professional life.

Key Features

• Helps understanding of nature, cause, effect and ways to deal with critical challenges in everyday life

• Perspectives from daily aspects like communication difficulties, stress management, anger and fear, team work, proactive thinking, creativity, time management, etc.

• Application-oriented content provides examples and assignments for self-assessment

CONTENTSPreface / Self-awareness / Self-esteem / Motivation / Creativity / Values and Ethics / Self-management / Communicating and Thinking / Communication / Thinking and Reasoning / Proactive Thinking / Positive Thinking / Assertiveness / Fallacies, Misconceptions, and Paradoxes / Emotions / Emotions / Emotional Intelligence / Love and Happiness / Anger and Fear / Stress / Relating to Others / Empathy / Friendship / Leadership / Transactional Analysis, First Impression, and Presentation Skills / Team Building / Interpersonal Relationships / Bibliography / Index


HUAWEILeadership, Culture, and Connectivity

Tian Tao Member of Huawei International Advisory council and Co-Director of Ruihua Innovative Research Institute at Zhejiang University, David De Cremer KPMG professor in management studies at Judge Business School, University of Cambridge and an advisor to the Novartis AG ethics-based compliance initiative (Switzerland) and Wu Chunbo Professor and PhD Supervisor, Renmin University of China, Beijing

In 1987, a 44 year old man started a telecom equipment trading firm with a capital of $5,000 in Shenzhen, China. In 27 Years, Huawei has grown from humble beginnings to become the world’s largest telecom company. How did a man in his mid-forties manage to create a world-class telecom equipment company within two decades? What did he do differently to reach the top spot? Why is Huawei known as a ‘collective’ and not a ‘private company’? With over 150,00 employees in more than 170 countries and regions, serving more than one-third of the world’s population, how does Ren Zhefing manage a giant called Huawei? The result of extensive and meticulous research and large-scale executive interviews, this book provides a unique glimpse into the machinations of one of the World’s most powerful companies.

CONTENTS:Foreword / Preface / Introduction: Business Management Philosophy: The Mysterious Driver of Huawei’s Success / Common Sense and Truth: Customer Centricity / Common Sense and Truth: Dedicators Foremost / Openness: A Matter of Life and Death / Compromise: The Law of the Jungle / Philosophy of Grayness: Desire Incitement and Control / Self-Criticism: Vitality is the Soul of An Organization / On Change (I): ‘8 Syndromes’ and ‘7 Oppositions’ / On Change (II): Purpose Above All / Addendum The Future Impact and China’s Opportunity / Acknowledgments

2016 • 375 Pages • Hardback 978-93-86062-05-5 • ` 1250.00

Alka Wadkar had a bright career

throughout her educational endeavors.

She has completed her Masters and PhD

in psychology with various awards and

scholarships. She is associated with various

institutes for differently abled individuals, and

other educational institutes. She is a trustee

of a college of education and is known for

free counseling of differently abled stu dents

and their parents She has a rich experience

regarding teaching, research, and socially

relevant work.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

A must read for final year students of Engineering and Management.

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THE ESSENTIAL BOOK OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCEG N Bajpai Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)

This book helps organizations to maximize wealth creation, build enduring relationship with all stakeholders and be a net contributor to economies of operated geographies. Based on extensive research, CXO interviews and case studies to provide insights, the book helps companies develop their own governance best practices.

CONTENTS Author’s Note / Prologue: Tyranny of Corporate Governance / Introduction / Stakeholders of Joint Stock Companies / Raison d'être of Joint Stock Companies / Greed, Hubris and Delinquencies: Barriers to Good Corporate Governance / Fruition: Concept of Corporate Governance / Pillars of Corporate Governance / Board Room Practices / Accounting and Financial Reporting Standards / Related Party Transactions / Disclosures / Risk Management / Building Ethos: Ecosystem / Building Enablers of Good Corporate Governance / Monitoring Pyramid / Evaluation of Quality of Corporate Governance / Conclusion: Corporate Governance—Triumph of the Firm / Annexure 1: Case Studies / Annexure 2: Board Allocation of Role between Board and the Management / Annexure 3: Board and Its Sub-committees Meeting Protocols / Annexure 4: Policies / Annexure 5: Charters / References / Index

SAGE RESPONSE2016 • 340 pages • Paperback (978-9-385-98521-8) • ` 595.00

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VALUE CREATIONThe Definitive Guide for Business Leaders

Gautam Mahajan President, Customer Value Foundation, Inter-Link Services Private Limited, New Delhi

For those who want to learn to create value,

you’ve come home to this brilliant book.

Jack Mitchell,Chairman, Mitchells Family of Stores, Author of Hug Your

Customers, Hug Your People

In these times of limited growth and diminishing value, business leaders need “value creation” to remain ahead of competition. Most CEOs are often found juggling while catering to customers, employees, and investors. This book shifts the focus to creating value for the entire business ecosystem and not just for the shareholders. It will launch organizations into the world of value creation and will convert good CEOs and companies to great ones with longevity and higher profitability.

CONTENTSPreface / Why Is Value Creation Important for CEOs? / CEOs As Value Creators for Business/Customers / How CEOs Can Use Value Creation for Customers / CEOs Can See How Their Values (and Their Company’s Values) Creates Customer Value / Business Transformation Ideas for CEOs to Create Value / How CEOs Can and Why They Should Create Value for Employees? / How And Why Cxos Such As Cfo/Marketing/Hr Create Value / Value Creation and Customer Service/Loyalty Tips for CEOs / How CEOs Can Use Value Creation to Enhance Pricing / CEOs Learn from Value Creation and Education / Conclusion: How CEOs Drive Their Companies to Become Leaders through Value Creation and Increase Profits through Customer Value / Appendix I: Articles I Like / 82 Ways to Add Value for Customers / Excellence Is Being Great At the Things Yours Customer Value Most / The Customer of the Future: and Your Future / Why Training Does Not Create Great Leaders? / Appendix II: Short Guide to Customer Value Creation Definitions from the Book / Index


FROM START-UP TO GLOBAL SUCCESSThe Zensar Story

Ganesh Natarajan Global CEO, Zensar Technologies Ltd , Pune and Prameela Kalive Executive Vice President, Zensar Technologies

I have had the pleasure of working with

Zensar for more than a decade. I have

watched the organization grow from small

distributed offices to a large world-class

campus location. Through all of this growth,

the organization has continued to be humble, modest, and customer

focused. Over the years, I have come to value the easy access to

great talent and key leaders in the organization. Zensar is truly

a relationship-based organization that is flexible, creative, and

innovative—and above all, it has a customer-first mindset.

Veresh Sita CIO, Alaska Airlines

It was February 2001 and Zensar Technologies was at crossroads. The shareholders of the company were still waiting for a maiden dividend, and profit margins were sliding. A new leadership team took charge and turned it around into one of the most successful Indian IT companies.In this interesting and insightful account, Ganesh Natarajan and Prameela Kalive reveal the story behind Zensar’s success—a story that has seen revenues multiply, share prices jump manifold, and customer satisfaction become an industry benchmark. This is one company that customers respect, employees love, and the community adores.

CONTENTSForeword by Kiran Karnik / Preface / A Look at the Indian IT Industry / Zensar—Building Credibility and Stature / Building a Credible Full-Services Organization / Thinking Vertically / Inorganic Growth at Zensar—The Acquisition Journey / Profit Maximization—New Levers and Ideas / Motivating people—The Secret Sauce / The Story of Smiles—Corporate Social Responsibility at Zensar / Vision for a Digital World / Toward a Billion Dollar Zensar / The Last Word by Harsh Goenka


Ganesh Natarajan has been CEO of Zensar

since 2001. Prior to taking over the reins at

Zensar, Ganesh was CEO of Aptech where he

scripted its growth to global leadership Ganesh

is Chairman of NASSCOM Foundation and

President of the HBS Club of India. He lectures

at business schools worldwide and writes

columns and books on management, digital

transformation and leadership.

Prameela Kalive is Executive Vice President

and Head of Zensar’s largest Delivery Center

in Pune. She has been with Zensar since 2000

and before that she was a Missile Scientist with

the DRDO. She is a member of CII’s National

Committee on IT and ITeS and also active in

Industry Forums on Digital, HR and Balanced

Leadership.

Gautam Mahajan is an internationally acclaimed

expert in strategy, general management

(including Customer Value), and globalization.

He is President of Customer Value Foundation

and Inter-Link Services Private Limited, an

International Consulting Firm in operation since

1987, working with clients from America, Europe,

Asia, Australia, and India Gautam Mahajan is the

leading global thought leader in Total Customer

Value Management He worked for a Fortune 50

company in the USA for 17 years and ran one

of the largest businesses.

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DECLARING BREAKDOWNSPowerfully Creating a Future That Matters, Through 6 Simple Steps

Sameer Dua Founder and CEO, The Institute for Generative Leadership, Pune

I believe, from the leadership perspective,

the next big thing after disruptive thinking

would be to actively ‘‘declare breakdowns’’.

Kiran Mazumdar Shaw

(from the foreword)

Highly recommended reading for anyone

who wants to change their life and create

a new future.’

Kiran Karnik

Each one of us, in every area of our life, has an almost certain, probable, default future. But is this future desirable? What if one could create a life, an organization or a team of design, rather than that of drift, by getting skilled in creating a future of choice?This book provides a simple 6-step framework to actively create a future of one’s choice.

CONTENTSForeword by Kiran Mazumdar Shaw / Foreword by Robert (Bob) Dunham / Preface: The 5AM Club / GETTING STARTED / Introduction / The Centrality of Conversations / Transparency / Interruptions That Require Coping / THE 6-STEP PROCESS AT A GLANCE / Declaring Breakdowns / Get Present to ‘What Is So’ (Assertions) / Default Future / Creating a New Future / Identifying Missing Actions / Conversation for Action / Execution / Epilogue / Appendix 1: Old Interpretation to New Interpretation / Appendix 2: Form for Declaring a Breakdown and Creating a Future of Design / Appendix 3: Distinctions / Index


QUEST FOR EXCEPTIONAL LEADERSHIPMirage to Reality

Second Edition

Ravi Chaudhry Chairman, CeNext Consulting and Investment Pvt Ltd, New Delhi

A book for every corporate leader of the

21st century.

The Times of India

Widely acclaimed as a contemporary masterpiece, this book is a discerning analysis of the leadership vacuum that pervades the world. It outlines how leaders today can reach the summit of exceptional leadership by re-discovering the leadership traits that lie dormant within them. This 2nd edition is profoundly enriched by two new additions—a new preface: Why we Have Fewer Good Leaders, and a postscript: Persistent Doubts; Perennial Questions.

CONTENTSPreface to the Second Edition: Why We Have Fewer Good Leaders / Preface to the First Edition: Crack of Dawn for Responsible Leadership / MIRAGE OF EXCEPTIONAL LEADERSHIP / Reinventing Leadership: Seven Prime Realities of Business Today / Seven Allies to Catalyze Change: Accelerating Momentum for Social Consciousness in Business / Five Phases of Human Enterprise: Contours of the New Fifth Phase: Re-defining Criteria of Success / MIRAGE TO REALITY / Emergence of Triple Bottom Line Approach: Results Belie Expectations / Making the Right Choice: Overcoming Obstacles to Conscientious Choice / Discovering Triple Top Line: Of Joy, Peace and Contentment / Leadership Lessons from History: Perspectives from Egypt, India, China, Greece and Italy / REALITY OF EXCEPTIONAL LEADERSHIP / Tripod of Exceptional Leadership: Base camp Leadership Traits and Journey to Summit of Exceptional Leadership / Wholeness: The First Trait of Exceptional Leadership / Compassion: The Second Trait of Exceptional Leadership / Transparency: The Third Trait of Exceptional Leadership / Exceptional Leadership in Practice: At Peace with Oneself, at Peace with the World / Epilogue: Transforming Our Destiny / Postscript for the Second Edition: Persistent Doubts; Perennial Questions / Notes and References / Index


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lives of people around the world and believes

that everyone in this world has a possibility

of happiness, success and extraordinary

achievement. He empowers people to know

what they really love in life and supports them

in getting that in their life so that they lead a life

full of joy, success and fulfilment.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR


THE IMPATIENT MANAGERWalter Vieira Former Chairman, International Council of Management Consulting Institutes (ICMCI)

Starting at the bottom of the pyramid and working your way upto the top in 20-30 years? ‘No Way’, says the Impatient Manager. The Impatient Manager wants the CEO’s cabin in less than 10 years, and in most cases, move beyond the Corner office to launch a start-up. This book puts you on a faster route to corporate success and at the same time provides caution signs that will prevent career crashes in the fast lane.

CONTENTSPreface / A New World for the Young: The Balance Is Changing / Be Positively Impatient: Look, Observe, Study, Implement / Have a Vision: The Big Picture / Be Innovative: Be Different; Understand Consumer Needs / Add Width to Depth: Of Knowledge and Experience / Go Beyond Technology: Add EQ and SQ to the IQ / Build Networks: Most Often You Cannot Do It Alone / Enthusiasm and Perseverance: Twin Engines of Success / Managing Jealousy and Envy: Killers from the Inside / Never Forget Those Who Helped You on the Way Up: A Way to Connect and Care / Key Lessons in Leadership: A Changing Style for a New World / The Corner Office Is Now Sometimes Temporary: So What Next? / Epilogue


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LEGENDS IN CONSUMER BEHAVIOR JAMES R. BETTMANSix Volume Set

Edited by Jagdish N. Sheth Emory University, Atlanta

The series comprises various sets, each focusing on the multiple ways in

which a legend has contributed to the field. This fourth set in the series,

consisting of six volumes, is a tribute to James R. Bettman, one of the

most prolific contemporary consumer behavior and marketing scholars.

VOLUME 1: CONSUMER INFORMATION

PROCESSING: DECISION MAKING

Edited by John Lynch

VOLUME 2: CONSUMER INFORMATION

PROCESSING: MARKETING APPLICATIONS

Edited by Mita Sujan

VOLUME 3: ADAPTIVE DECISION MAKING

Edited by John Payne

Volume 4: EMOTION, ADAPTIVE DECISION

MAKING AND CONSUMER BEHAVIOR

Edited by Mary Frances Luce

Volume 5: RECENT WORK

ON CONSUMER INFORMATION PROCESSING

Edited by Itamar Simonson

Volume 6: ATTITUDE, IDENTITY, AND INFLUENCE

Edited by Jennifer E. Escalas

LEGENDS IN CONSUMER BEHAVIOR

2016 • 2220 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50665-2) • ` 15000.00

CONTENTSVOLUME 1: CONSUMER INFORMATION PROCESSING: DECISION MAKING / John Lynch / Appendix of Sources / Series Introduction Jagdish N Sheth / Set Introduction Jagdish N Sheth / Volume Introduction – Consumer Information Processing: Decision Making by / John Lynch / Literature Reviews / Consumer Psychology / Consumer Decision Making (with E J Johnson and J W Payne) / Memory Factors in Consumer Choice: A Review / Consumer Information Acquisition and Search Strategies / Consumer Information Processing: What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been / Decision Nets / Information Processing Models of Consumer Behavior / The Structure of Consumer Choice Processes / A Graph Theory Approach to Comparing Consumer Information Processing Models / Toward a Statistics for Consumer Decision Net Models / Decision Net Models of Buyer Information Processing and Choice: Findings, Problems, and Prospects / Decision Processes / Effects of Information Presentation Format on Consumer Information Acquisition Strategies / (with P Kakkar) / Information Format and Choice Task Effects in Decision Making / (with M Zins) / Constructive Processes in Consumer Choice M Zins / Implications of a Constructive View of Choice for Analysis of Protocol Data: A Coding Scheme for Elements of Choice Processes / C W Park / Effects of Prior Knowledge and Experience and Phase of the Choice Process on Consumer Decision Processes: A Protocol Analysis (with) C W Park / A Functional Analysis of the Role of Overall Evaluation of Alternatives in Choice Processes / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Peter Wright, Joe Alba, Dipankar Chakravarti / John Lynch interviews James R Bettman /

VOLUME 2: CONSUMER INFORMATION PROCESSING: MARKETING APPLICATIONS / Volume Editor / Mita Sujan / Appendix of Sources / Series Introduction by / Jagdish N Sheth / Set Introduction by Jagdish N Sheth / Volume Introduction – Consumer Information Processing: Marketing Applications by Mita Sujan / Perceived Risk / Perceived Risk and Its Components: A Model and Empirical Test / Information Integration in Consumer Risk Perception: A Comparison of Two Models of Component Conceptualization / Policy Implications / Issues in Designing Consumer Information Environments / Cognitive Considerations in Designing Effective Labels for Presenting

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Risk Information (with) John W Payne and R Staelin / Branding / Relationship of Information Processing Attitude Structures to Private Brand Purchasing Behavior / Effects of Framing on Evaluation of Comparable and Noncomparable Alternatives by Expert and Novice Consumers (with) Mita Sujan / The Effects of Brand Positioning Strategies on Consumers' Brand and Category Perceptions: Some Insights from Schema Research (with) Mita Sujan / Attributions about Performance and Price-Quality Perceptions / Attributions in the Board Room: Causal Reasoning in Corporate Annual Reports B A Weitz / Sampling Data for Covariation Assessment: The Effect of Prior Beliefs on Search Patterns D Roedder John, and C A Scott / Covariation Assessment by Consumers D Roedder John, and C A Scott / Covariation Assessment in Rank Order Data E H Creyer, D Roedder John, and C A Scott / Information Processing and Selling / Effects of Consumer Expectations on Information Processing in Selling Encounters M Sujan and H Sujan / Knowledge Structure Differences Between More Effective and Less Effective Salespeople (with) H Sujan and M Sujan / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Kevin Keller, Debbie John, Bob Meyer / Mita Sujan Interviews / James R Bettman / Interview of James R Bettman by Mita Sujan /

VOLUME 3: ADAPTIVE DECISION MAKING / Volume Editor / John Payne / Appendix of Sources / Series Introduction by / Jagdish N Sheth / Set Introduction by Jagdish N Sheth / Volume Introduction – Adaptive Decision Making by / John Payne / Conceptual Frameworks / The Adaptive Decision Maker: Effort and Accuracy in Choice (with) J W Payne, and E J Johnson / Behavioral Decision Research: A Constructive Processing Perspective (with) J W Payne, and E J Johnson / The Use of Multiple Strategies in Judgment and Choice (with) J W Payne, and E J Johnson / An Information Processing Perspective on Choice (with) J W Payne, E J Johnson and M F Luce / Behavioral Decision Research: An Overview (with) J W Payne and M F Luce / A Constructive Process View of Decision Making: Multiple Strategies in Judgment and Choice (with J W Payne, E Coupey, and E J Johnson / Processes of Adaptivity in Decision Making / Adaptive Strategy Selection / Information Displays and Preference Reversals (with) E J Johnson and J W Payne / Adaptive Strategy Selection in Decision Making (with) J W Payne, and E J Johnson / Adapting to Time Constraints (with) E J Johnson and J W Payne / A Componential Analysis of Cognitive Effort in Choice (with) E J Johnson and J W Payne / Understanding Contingent Choice: A Computer Simulation Approach (with) J W Payne, E J Johnson, and E Coupey / The Impact of Accuracy and Effort Feedback and Goals on Adaptive Decision Behavior (with) E H Creyer, and J W Payne / Correlation, Conflict, and Choice (with) E J Johnson, M F Luce, and J W Payne / When Time is Money: Decision Behavior Under Opportunity-Cost Time Pressure (with) J W Payne and M F Luce / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Ziv Carmon, Eric Johnson, Jonathan Levav / John Payne Interviews / James R Bettman / Interview of James R Bettman by John Payne /

VOLUME 4: EMOTION, ADAPTIVE DECISION MAKING AND CONSUMER BEHAVIOR / Volume Editor / Mary Frances Luce / Appendix of Sources / Series Introduction Jagdish N Sheth / Set Introduction Jagdish N Sheth / Volume Introduction –Emotion, Adaptive Decision Making and Consumer Behavior Mary Frances Luce / Conceptual Frameworks / Constructive Consumer Choice Processes (with) M F Luce and J W Payne / The Impact of Emotional Tradeoff Difficulty on Decision Behavior (with) M F Luce and J W Payne / Minimizing Negative Emotion as a Decision Goal: Investigating Emotional Trade-off Difficulty (with) M F Luce and J W Payne / The Emotional Nature of Decision Trade-Offs (with) M F Luce and J W Payne / The Decision Maker Who Came In from the Cold / Emotion and Adaptive Strategy Selection / Choice Processing in Emotionally Difficult Decisions (with) M F Luce and J W Payne / Emotional Trade-off Difficulty and Choice (with) M F Luce and J W Payne / Coping with Unfavorable Attribute Values in Choice (with) M F Luce and J W Payne / Attribute Identities Matter: Subjective Perceptions of Attribute Characteristics (with) M F Luce and J W Payne / Sources of Consumers’ Stress and Their Coping Strategies (with) H Sujan, M Sujan, and T Verhallen / Effects of Discrete Emotions on Consumer Behavior / Appraising the Appraisal-Tendency Framework (with) L A Cavanaugh, M F Luce, and J W Payne / The Effects of Nonconsciously Priming Emotion Concepts on Behavior (with) Y Zemack-Rugar, and G Fitzsimons / Hope, Pride, and Processing During Optimal and Nonoptimal Times of Day (with) L A Cavanaugh, K M Cutright, and M F Luce / Perspectives of Other Scholars Barbara Kahn, Punam Keller

VOLUME 5: RECENT WORK ON CONSUMER INFORMATION PROCESSING / Itamar Simonson /Appendix of Sources / Series Introduction by Jagdish N Sheth / Set Introduction by Jagdish N Sheth / Volume Introduction – Recent Work on Consumer Information Processing by Itamar Simonson / Conceptual Frameworks / Consumer Decision Making: A Choice Goals Approach (with M F Luce and J W Payne) / Measuring Constructed Preferences: Towards a Building Code (with J W Payne and D A Schkade) / Preference Construction and Preference Stability: Putting the Pillow to Rest (with M F Luce and J W Payne) /Games, Unconscious Thought, and Neural Mechanisms Biased but Efficient: An Analysis of Coordination Facilitated by Asymmetric Dominance (with W Amaldoss and J W Payne) / Boundary Conditions on Unconscious Thought in Complex Decision Making (with J W Payne, A Samper, and M F Luce) / Separate Neural Mechanisms Underlie Choices and Strategic Preferences in Risky Decision Making (with V Venkataraman, J W Payne, M F Luce, and S A Huettel) / Intertemporal Preferences / Discounting Time and Time Discounting: Subjective Time Perception and Intertemporal Preferences (with G Zauberman, B Kyu Kim, and Selin A Malkoc) / Unstuck from the Concrete: Carryover Effects of Abstract Mindsets in Intertemporal Preferences (with Selin A Malkoc and G Zauberman) / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Gal Zauberman / Aimee Drolet / Benjamin Rossi / Itamar Simonson Interviews James R Bettman / Interview of James R Bettman by Itamar Simonson / About the Editors and Contributors

VOLUME 6: ATTITUDE, IDENTITY, AND INFLUENCE / Jennifer E Escalas / Appendix of Sources / Series Introduction by Jagdish N Sheth / Set Introduction by Jagdish N Sheth / Volume Introduction – Attitude, Identity, and Influence by Jennifer E Escalas / Attitude Models / Cognitive Algebra in Multi attribute Attitude Models (with N Capon, and R J Lutz) / Multiattribute Measurement Models and Multiattribute Attitude Theory (with N Capon, and R J Lutz) / Information Processing in Attitude Formation and Change (with N Capon, and R J Lutz) / Autobiographical Memories and Consumer Judgments / Autobiographical Memories, Affect, and Consumer Information Processing (with H Baumgarter and M Sujan) / Influencing Consumer Judgments via Autobiographical Memories: A Self-Referencing Perspective (with M Sujan and H Baumgarter) / Identity / Using Narratives to Discern Self-Identity Related Consumer Goals and Motivations (with J E Escalas) / You Are What They Eat: The Influence of Reference Groups on Consumers’ Connections to Brands (with J E Escalas) / Let Us Eat and Drink, For Tomorrow We Shall Die: Effects of Mortality Salience and Self-Esteem on Self-Regulation in Consumer Choice (with R Ferraro and B Shiv) / Self-Construal, Reference Groups, and Brand Meaning (with J E Escalas) / Our Possessions, Our Selves: Domains of Self-Worth and the Possession-Self Link (R Ferraro and J E Escalas) / Self-Brand Connections: The Role of Reference Groups and Celebrity Endorsers in the Creation of Brand Meaning (with J E Escalas) / Influence / Predicting Happiness: How Normative Feeling Rules Influence (and Even Reverse) Durability Bias (with S L Wood) / Of Chameleons and Consumption: The Impact of Mimicry on Choice and Preferences (with R Tanner, R Ferraro, T L Chartrand, and R van Baaren) / The Power of Strangers: The Effect of Incidental Consumer-Brand Encounters on Brand Choice (with R Ferraro and T L Chartrand) / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Hal Kassarjian / Rich Lutz / Darren Dahl / Jennifer E Escalas Interviews James R Bettman / Interview of James R Bettman by Jennifer E Escalas / About the Editors and Contributors

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LEAN CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENTShil Niyogi Senior Director, a healthcare consulting firm

The companies that succeed today are those working towards customer satisfaction and focusing on - Educating customers, Enabling them, Effecting change, Engaging with them. This book contains a wealth of information around partnering with customers to build products or close deals in a lean and agile manner without wasting effort in redundant sales and marketing activities. The workbook format provides meaningful support for developing evolving solutions, which can be put to immediate and prolonged use to grow successful businesses through an engaged customer base.

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction / Introducing the Four E Framework / Engaging Innovation by Entrepreneurs / The Framework and the Phases / Educate phase / Enable Phase / Effect(uate) Phase / Engage Phase / Conclusion / Index


LESOCIAL MEDIA MARKETINGSecond Edition

Tracy L Tuten Professor of Marketing, East Carolina University, Greenville and Michael R Solomon Director, Center for Consumer Research, Haub School of Business, Saint Joseph’s University, Philadelphia

The book provides an interesting insight into how the power of social media tools can be harnessed to succeed in business, non-profit organisations and any situation that involves buyers, sellers, makers and users.

Social Media Marketing effectively demonstrates how social media fits into and complements the marketer’s toolbox. The book melds essential theory with practical application as it covers core skills such as strategic planning for social media applications, incorporating these into the execution of the brand’s marketing communications and harnessing social media data to yield customer insights.

Key Features

• Comprehensive, strategic, well-organized and result-oriented coverage

• Integration of latest examples and research data available in a user-friendly layout

• Free companion website with PowerPoint slides, instructor’s manual, test bank and additional case studies

CONTENTSPreface / Keys to Icons / Dedication / FOUNDATIONS OF SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING / The Horizontal Revolution / Social Media Marketing Strategy / Social Consumers / Network Structure and Group Influence in Social Media / THE FOUR ZONES OF SOCIAL MEDIA / Social Community / Social Publishing / Social Entertainment / Social Commerce / SOCIAL MEDIA DATA MANAGEMENT AND MEASUREMENT / Social Media for Consumer Insight / Social Media Metrics / Case: Bellisio Foods’ Michelina Engages Frozen Foodies- Jacqueline Rae Evans / Case: A Startup Seeks to Solve Age-Old Problem with Social App- Amanda Steeley / Case: The Gnome Experiment- Steve Shugartt / Appendix / Introduction / The Experience Strategy / Activation Plan / Management and Measurement / Index


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A must-read for students of Business Studies and Management.


RETAIL MARKETING IN THE MODERN AGEPrashant Chaudhary Faculty, Sinhgad Institute of Management and Computer Application, Pune

Retail Marketing in Modern Age delves deep into modern marketing concepts and strategies behind successful retail brand building. This textbook discusses, in lucid and accessible language, the factors influencing the patronage behavior of customers and critically analyzes the strategies to increase customer retention, customer lifetime value, and profitability. Key Features

• Up-to-date overage of e-retailing and mobile retailing

• Discussion on the buying behavior of consumers through “showrooming,” “Webrooming,” and “omni-channel” strategies.

• Focus on social media marketing and social media analytics, which are now crucial in designing public relations strategies and tactics

• Practical orientation with multiple examples, cases, and exercises requiring critical understanding of concepts

CONTENTSPreface / Fundamentals of Retailing / Retail Formats and Classification of Retailers / E-Retailing / Business Environment for E-Retailing / Positioning and Promotion: Pragmatism with Romanticism / Merchandise Management and Private Label Brands / Retail Pricing: Strategies and Techniques / Managing People: HRM in Retailing / Physical Environment and Pervasive Creativity: Bringing the Retail Store Alive / Location Strategy / The Pyramid of Performance / Patronage Loyalty and Customer Relationship Management / Public Relations and Strategic CSR / Store Management / Mall Management / Bibliography / Index


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PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOURChandrani Singh Joint Director- MCA and Placement Head, Sinhgad Institutes Of Business Administration and Research, Pune and Aditi Khatri Freelance Trainer and HR Consultant, Pune

Logically sequenced and lucidly written, this textbook enables the readers to establish and correlate principles and practices of management from organizational perspectives. This book provides a comprehensive insight into the traditional and contemporary approaches of organizational behaviour and their impact on organizational performance in the global era.

Key Features

• Case-based approach to deal with theoretical and practical aspects of the subject

• Coverage of course requirements in its entirety in crisp and lucid manner

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction to Management / Evolution of Management Thought / Planning / Organization / Staffing, Training, and Development / Directing and Controlling / Decision-Making / Organizational Behaviour / Understanding and Managing Individual Behaviour / Group and Group Dynamics / Team and Teamwork / Leadership / Motivation / Conflict Management / Organizational Development, Culture, and Change / Stress Management / References / Index


PRHRD, OD, AND INSTITUTION BUILDINGEssays in Memory of Udai Pareek

Edited by T V Rao Chairman, TVRLS, Ahmedabad and Anil K Khandelwal Former Chairman and Managing Director of Bank of Baroda and Dena Bank

In this book, leaders from both industry and academia recount Dr Pareek’s contributions to HRD, OD, and institution building in India. Dr Udai Pareek, one of India’s most influential social scientists of yesteryears, has changed the thought process of many organizations and individuals. He was fondly known as the “Father of HRD” in India. In this book, leaders from both industry and academia give their original contributions in extending those of Dr Pareek’s in HRD, OD, and institution building in India. The learnings from their experiences will serve as a valuable guide to leaders in all walks of life ranging from industry to education and social development.The book showcases Dr Pareek’s contributions to HRD, OD, and institution building through the eyes of experts from the industry and academia.

CONTENTSPreface / Memoirs from a Professional Twin Brother Rolf Lynton / I HRD and OD / My Professional Journey in HRD: Some Reflections Dennyson F Pereira / Towards Creative HR Pradip N Khandwalla / Some Tradeoffs and Trade Secrets from the Diary of an HR Practitioner P Sethu Madhavan / HR as a Catalyst for Change Management S Y Siddiqui / HR Leaders as Change Enablers Anil Sachdev, Surabhi Sharma, and Kritvi Kedia / HR Professionals as Institution Builders: Some Reflections from Experience Arvind N Agarwal / Multisource Learning as a Critical Variable in Professional Growth: Reflections on My HRD Journey Gopal P Mahapatra / Cross-cultural Diversity: Inclusion Is the Mantra G P Rao / HR Today: Looking beyond the Faded Glass of Truism Rajeshwari Narendran / OD Values in Family-managed Businesses in India Keith C D’Souza, Ravindra Dey, and Sheba Mathew / Transformation in a Large Organization: How Intangibles Drive Tangibles Anil K Khandelwal / High Performance Work Systems: An Emerging Dimension of Strategic Human Resource Management D M Pestonjee and Naresh N Mehta / Habitual Mindsets to Mindfulness: Wise Approaches to Change Management S Ramnarayan / Toward Healthier HR Visty Banaji / II INSTITUTION BUILDING / Beyond Management: Some Conceptual Contributions of Dr Udai Pareek to the Modern World T V Rao / Institution Building: Experiences, Learnings, and Challenges Kavil Ramachandran / Managing an Institution of Excellence: Reflections on My Years as Director of IIMA V S Vyas / An Ideology Based Institution: Some Values and Dilemmas—An ISABS Experience Somnath Chattopadhyay / Institution Building: Case Study of Development of the University of Delhi’s South Campus Abad Ahmad / The Story of a Management Institute: Institution Building in Retrospect D Nagabrahmam / Academic Leadership of Universities of Tomorrow Indira J Parikh / Values and Beliefs Shaping Transformation in Higher Education Lalitha Iyer / Lending Wings: Institution Building for Specially Abled K K Verma / Consulting and Institution Building as a Journey of Self-discovery Ganesh Chella / III SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND NATION BUILDING / A Ninth Metaphor: Social Catalysis Tejinder Singh Bhogal and Rosemary Viswanath / Process Competencies for Social Development Interventions Zeb O Waturuocha / Extension Motivation and Its Applications for Laboratory Education Paul Siromani / Passion for Our Nation: A Blueprint for India of Our Dreams Varun Arya / Importance of Values in Civil Service Inderjit Khanna / Dilemma of Industry Academia Interface: Will the Twain Ever Meet? Aquil Busrai / Social and Organization Leadership with Whole System Transformation in India P Vijayakumar, Mary Jane B Balasi, and Roland L Sullivan / Grassroots to Global: Sanctuary for Incubating Innovations at/with/for/from Grassroots Anil K Gupta / Action Research in HRD Vikas Rai Bhatnagar and Rajen Gupta / Index

SAGE RESPONSE2016 • 476 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50818-2) • ` 1195.00

Paperback (978-9-351-50991-2) • ` 845.00

HR

A must-read for students of Management at UG and PG levels.


THE HANDBOOK OF COMPETENCY MAPPINGUnderstanding, Designing and Implementing Competency Models in Organizations, 3e

Seema Sanghi STYRAX Consultancy Pvt Ltd

A book that can help you take stock of

your company’s strengths.

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This book helps HR managers and professionals understand, develop, manage and map competencies within their organizations. In this thoroughly revised third edition, business strategies, environmental imperatives and the changing role of HR as a strategic partner are explained in detail.

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction to Competency Mapping / Competency Models / Competency-based Applications / Issues Related to Developing Competency Models / Formation of a Competency Framework / Writing Competencies / Assessment Centres / Competency-based Interviewing / Resistance and Recommendations / Generic Competencies / Competency Model for HR / Generic Competency Model for Leadership Role in Any Organization / Leadership Competency Model for Automobile Industry / Competency Framework for Academic Institutions / Experiential Sharing / Glossary / References / Index


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EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR RURAL TRANSFORMATIONSkills, Jobs, Food and Green Future to Combat Poverty

WANG Li Professor and Deputy Director at UNESCO International Research, Training Centre for Rural Education (INRULED) in Beijing, China, Manzoor Ahmed Professor Emeritus, Institute of Educational Development, BRAC University, Qutub Khan Advisor to UNESCO-INRULED, Beijing and MENG Hongwei Professor, China National Institute for Educational Research

While half of the world’s population now is urban, in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, the proportions of rural people range from 55 to 70 per cent. In this context, education is seen as a key instrument for shaping and fulfilling the goal of rural transformation. The book focuses on the links between education and rural transformation, seeking to underscore the inexorable forces of change rural communities face and how education and training, by equipping people with appropriate knowledge and skills and fostering values of human dignity, can expand their choices and capabilities to exercise these choices.

CONTENTSForeword by Qian Tang / Overview: Challenges and Policy Implications / Skills and Jobs for Rural Transformation – Why and What / Education, Training and Skills to Combat Rural Poverty / Skills and Jobs for Food Security and Agricultural Development / Skills and Jobs for a Green Future / Roles, Responsibilities and Challenges: A Framework for Policy and Action / ANNEXURES / Good Practices, Measurement of Skills, Statistical Tables / Annex I Good Practices in Skills Development: Selected Case Studies / Annex II Measurement of Skills for People in Rural Transformation / Annex III Statistical Tables / References / Acronyms / Glossary / Index

SAGE CHINA STUDIES2016 • 336 pages • Paperback (978-9-351-50900-4) • ` 1350.00

TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONTrends and Practices in India

Chong Shimray Department of Education in Science and Mathematics, National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), New Delhi

Teaching Environmental Education: Trends and Practices in India adopts a balanced approach to explain the theoretical and practical aspects of the study and inclusion of environmental education in the Indian school curriculum. It establishes the importance of environmental education as an essential component in the school curriculum and suggests critical road maps for successful development and implementation of policies and strategies. In doing this, the book also clarifies the crucial relations between environmental education, and environmental science and environmental studies and how education plays a vital role in sustainable development.

Key Features

• Provides valuable guidelines to prepare school curriculum and research projects on the subject

• Suggests critical road maps to aid incorporating environmental education in the school curriculum in India

• Enumerates key global and national initiatives as well as perspectives of national education policies and recommendations in the field

CONTENTSForeword by Madhav Gadgil / Preface / The Book at a Glance / Introduction to Environmental Education / Why Environmental Education? / Environmental Education in the School Curriculum / Tracing Environmental Education in India / Global Trends in Environmental Education and Implementation in India / Responsible Environmental Behaviour—Ultimate Goal of Environmental Education / Multi-perspectives of Environmental Education / Teacher Empowerment in Environmental Education—A Concern / Education for Sustainable Development—Departure from Environmental Education / Way Forward / Afterword / Bibliography / Index


Chong Shimray is Assistant Professor in

the Department of Education in Science and

Mathematics, National Council of Educational

Research and Training (NCERT), New Delhi. She

completed her Master of Science in Life Sciences

(Zoology) and Ph D on thrips biodiversity from

the Department of Life Sciences, Manipur

University. She has published several research

papers in reputed journals and contributed

chapters in books in the area of her research.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Recommended for students of Education (B.Ed., M.Ed., B.El.Ed. and D.El.Ed.). Also essential for practicing teachers, educators, and researchers.

EDUCATION

QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN HIGHER EDUCATIONMarmar Mukhopadhyay Chairman, Educational Technology and Management Academy, Gurgaon, Haryana

Indian higher education is the third largest in the world. It is undergoing unprecedented expansion and reforms. Yet, no Indian university figures among the World’s Top 100! The problem lies primarily with the quality of higher education. In building up a sound framework, it effectively combines generic methods and techniques with specific mechanisms of quality assurance for in-campus activities such as curriculum planning, teaching learning processes, human resource management, infrastructure management and information and communication technologies.

CONTENTSPreface and Front Piece / In Search of a Philosophy of Quality Higher Education / METHODS OF QUALITY MANAGEMENT / Quality Circle / Total Quality Management / Quality: Micromanagement / Strategic Planning / IN-CAMPUS QUALITY MANAGEMENT / Curriculum in Higher Education / Cogitagogy: Quality Teaching–Learning / Quality of Examination and Student Assessment / Quality of Research in Higher Education / Quality Infrastructure / Human Resource Management / LEVERS OF CHANGE / Student Involvement in Quality Management / Leadership for Quality Management / ICT Integrated Education and Management / End Piece / Quality Culture in Higher Education / References / Index

2016 • 352 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50996-7) • ` 995.00

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ESSENTIALS OF LEARNING DISABILITIES AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERSM S Thambirajah Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Dudley and Walsall Mental Health Partnership Trust, West Midlands and Lalitha Lakshmi Ramanujan Director, Alpha to Omega Learning Centre, Chennai

Written by an experienced child and adolescent psychiatrist, and an educational therapist who has been a trainer for more than two decades, this book provides a comprehensive coverage of developmental disabilities, ranging from learning disability (dyslexia) to intellectual disability (mental retardation) to autism spectrum disorder and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.Broadly following the DSM-5 (2014), Essentials of Learning Disabilities and Other Developmental Disorders offers an authenticated account of each disability with a strong focus on assessment. It provides an overview of the subject in an accessible form to teachers and trainers in the Indian context.Key Features

• Offers a lucid account of the subject matter for use by teachers, educators, occupational therapists and psychologists

• Includes research from studies carried out in India and Southeast Asia

• Refers to practice guidelines of the Indian Psychological Association on the assessment of learning disabilities

• Discusses newly available psychological tests normed on the Indian population for testing intellectual and learning disabilities

CONTENTSPreface / Development and Developmental Disabilities / The Brain and Learning / Identification and Assessment / Learning Disability I—Reading Learning Disability (Dyslexia) / Learning Disability II—Mathematics Learning Disability (Dyscalculia) / Learning Disability III—Written Expression Learning Disability (Dysgraphia) / Intellectual Disability / Autism Spectrum Disorders / Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) / Developmental Coordination Disorder / Special Needs Education / Feuerstein’s Instrumental Enrichment Programme: An Approach to Teaching Children with Developmental Disabilities / Glossary / References / Index


ESTEACHING-LEARNING RESOURCES FOR SCHOOL EDUCATIONEdited by Disha Nawani Chairperson, Centre for Elementary Education, School of Education, TISS, Mumbai

The book addresses the needs of student–teachers and teacher–educators by providing a comprehensive understanding of various aspects of teaching and learning resources (TLRs) in the Indian context. No educational effort or reform can be complete without recognising the importance of TLRs, their actual development and reflective use. This one-of-a-kind textbook, with contributions from an eclectic mix of academics, researchers and practitioners, deals with the development and effective application of TLRs to construct a meaningful learning environment for children. Teaching-Learning Resources for School Education addresses and fulfils a need repeatedly expressed by educators at different forums.

Key Features

• Helps to conceptualise and comprehend TLRs from pedagogic, child development and socio-political perspectives

• Examines the reflective use of TLRs, remaining within the disciplinary framework of specific domain areas

• Discusses issues related to preparing, analysing, producing and disseminating effective TLRs in functional settings

• Provides necessary support for meaningful use of TLRs in the classroom to achieve desirable learning objectives

CONTENTSList of Abbreviations / Preface / TEACHING LEARNING RESOURCES / Introduction Disha Nawani / Conceptualising Teaching Learning Resources Disha Nawani / Understanding Activities in Learning Preeti Misra and Hriday Kant Dewan / LEARNERS, LEARNING AND RESOURCES / Resources in Teaching Learning: Cognitive and Pedagogic Considerations Padma M Sarangapani / Montessori Materials: Enduring Relevance and Appeal Rajni Divya Kumar / Khel Khel Mein: Exploring the Complex Ecology of Teaching Learning Resources Surya Pratap Deka, Kanika Saraff and Swapnil Gaikwad / Materials for Children with Visual Handicap Abha Basargekar / TEXTBOOK-RELATED CONCERNS / Multiple Dilemmas of Textbook Development and Use C N Subramaniam / Development and Production of Textbooks: Some Insights Hriday Kant Dewan and Rajni Dwivedi / Akbar, Jahangir or Shahjahan: Do Images Help Us Learn Better? Alex M George / RESOURCES BEYOND TEXTBOOKS / Books that Worm into You: Children’s Literature for Elementary Classes Prachi Kalra / Effective Teaching and Learning through Radio Zakiya Kurrien / Drama in the Classroom: Provocations and Possibilities Sukhesh Arora / Local Resources as Teaching Learning Materials Richa Goswami and Hriday Kant Dewan / TEACHING LEARNING RESOURCES AND DOMAIN-SPECIFIC CONCERNS / Learning Materials: Conceptualisation, Use and Role of the Teacher Anjali Noronha / Democratising Teaching Learning of Science: The Hoshangabad Experience Sushil Joshi / Toying with Trash: Celebrating Experience in Learning Science Disha Nawani in Conversation Arvind Gupta / Drawing from Life Karen Haydock / Designing and Developing Teaching Learning Materials in Geography: A Theoretical Framework Kuldeep Garg / Bilingual Material for Language Development Varsha Sahasrabuddhe / TEACHERS AND TEACHING LEARNING RESOURCES / Teaching Learning Resources in Pre-Service Teacher Education Sector Mythili Ramchand / Intellectualising Teachers’ Education: A Study of Practice-Based Teacher Education Rohit Setty / Curricular Materials in Early Language and Literacy Classrooms in Karnataka and Maharashtra Shailaja Menon and Bindu Thirumalai / Digital Resources for Teachers Professional Learning: Some Lessons Meera Gopi Chandran / Index


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TEXTBOOK OF PARAMETRIC AND NONPARAMETRIC STATISTICSVimala Veeraraghavan Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi and Suhas Shetgovekar Associate Professor and Programme Coordinator for the Ph.D. programme in Psychology at IGNOU, New Delhi

This book comprehensively covers all the methods of parametric and nonparametric statistics such as correlation and regression, analysis of variance, test construction, one-sample test to k-sample tests, etc.

Key Features

• Enables the readers to consider and identify the nature of data and apply the most suitable test

• Exclusive chapter on SPSS and Excel-based statistical analysis of data

• Special coverage of the use of statistics in psychology and psychological test construction

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction to Statistics / PARAMETRIC STATISTICS / Frequency Distribution / Measures of Central Tendency / Measures Of Variability / Correlation, Regression and Prediction / Other Methods of Correlation / Significance of Difference between Means / Analysis of Variance / Normal Distribution / Psychological Test Construction / Reliability, Validity, Standardization and Norms / Factor Analysis / NON-PARAMETRIC STATISTICS / One Sample and Two Related Sample Tests / Non-parametric Analysis of Two Independent Samples / Non-parametric Tests for K-related Samples / Non-parametric Tests for K-independent Samples / Measures of Correlation and Associated Tests / Computer Application In Statistics: Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) / Exercises / Answers To Exercises / Appendix: Statistical Value Tables / Bibliography / Index


TECULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY OF HEALTH IN INDIAWell-being, Medicine and Traditional Health Care

Ajit K Dalal Retired Professor, Department of Psychology, Allahabad University, Allahabad, UP

This book offers a holistic concept of health, encompassing the four major domains such as prevention, treatment, promotion of good health and rehabilitation. It looks at the fast-growing field of research on health and well-being from a cultural psychological perspective, focusing mainly on indigenous Indian practices. It examines health care systems that have evolved in different cultural set-ups, building on prevailing values, traditions and ethos of particular societies.Straddling both theoretical and practical issues regarding illness recovery, maintenance of good health and enhancing the quality of well-being, it also looks at psycho-social barriers in rehabilitation. The study brings together two diverse streams of health care—modern medicine and traditional Indian systems, including Ayurveda, yoga and folk healing—for their complementary roles in providing holistic and affordable health care services in India.

CONTENTSPreface / Cultural Psychology of Health and Well-being / History of Health and Healing Systems in India / Relevance of Faith Healing in the Scientific Age / Integrating Traditional Services within Primary Health Care / Participatory Rehabilitation of Poor with Disability / Methodological Imperatives for Cultural Psychology of Health / References / Index

2016 • 204 pages • Hardback (978-9-351-50980-6) • ` 625.00

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Recommended for students of Psychology, Sociology and Educationat UG and PG levels.

STATISTICS FOR PSYCHOLOGY USING RVivek M Belhekar Faculty member, Department of Applied Psychology, University of Mumbai

Statistics for Psychology Using R comprehensively covers standard statistical methods along with advanced topics such as multivariate techniques, factor analysis, and multiple regression widely used in the field of psychology and other social sciences.

CONTENTS

Preface / Probability: Basic Concepts and Random Variables / Statistical Inference / Description of Data: Statistics and Graphical Description / Normal Distribution: Theory, Application, and Testing / Correlation and Association / Regression Analysis / Comparing Means: t-Test / Analysis of Variance / Non-parametric Methods / Factor Analysis and Structural Equation Modeling / Basic Psychometrics / Appendix A: Introduction to R / Appendix B: Basic Mathematics for Psychologists / Appendix C: Statistical Tables / References / Index


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STATISTICS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCEST Rajaretnam Program Management Specialist (Professor), Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai

This book brings out the relevance of statistical tools and methods in social sciences. Describing the various statistical techniques, it highlights their purpose and application along with a brief overview on how to interpret results and draw inferences.Topical and up-to-date, it examines:

• different types of statistical variables and their treatment

• tabulation and graphical presentation of data

• theoretical distributions and common parametric and non-parametric tests, including analysis of variance and correlation ratio

• linear regression including checking for violation of assumptions, transformations of variables and predictions

• inequality measures such as Lorenz curve, Gini coefficient, dissimilarity index and human development index among others

It will be indispensable for students and scholars of statistics, econometrics, psychology and those interested in the application of statistics in social sciences.

CONTENTSPreface / Introduction to Statistics / Sampling Methods / Tabular Analysis of Data / Graphical Presentation of Data / Measures of Central Tendency and Dispersion / Theoretical Distributions / Testing of Hypothesis / Measures of Correlation / Analysis of Variance and Correlation Ratio / Non-Parametric Tests / Regression Analysis / Logistic Regression Analysis / Multiple Classification Analysis / Factor Analysis / Inequality Measures / Appendices / Bibliography / Index

2015 • 308 pages • Paperback (978-9-351-50655-3) • ` 595.00Recommended for students of Psychology at UG and PG levels.

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JOURNAL OF HERITAGE MANAGEMENTEditor: Rima Hooja

Volume 1 | 2 issues per year | 2455-9296

The Journal of Heritage Management attempts to explore new territory by promoting interdisciplinary research into the relevance and meaning of Heritage Management and addresses the challenge of applying traditional management theories and techniques to the field of heritage preservation.

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THE INDIAN ECONOMIC JOURNAL Published in association with Indian Economic Association, New Delhi

Chief Editor: Sukhadeo ThoratEditor: Amaresh Dubey


The Indian Economic Journal provides economists and academicians an exclusive forum for publishing their work pertaining to theoretical understanding of economics as well as empirical policy analysis of economic issues in broader context. The journal covers all the areas of economic sciences globally.

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INDIAN JOURNAL OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENTPublished in association with Institute for Human Development, New Delhi

Editors: Alakh N Sharma and A K Shiva Kumar


Indian Journal of Human Development (IJHD) is a multi-disciplinary, peer-reviewed journal that focuses on both theoretical and empirical research and provides an open platform for critical engagement with human development discourses.

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Studies and Research, Mumbai, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi, The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata,

Xavier Labour Relations Institute, Jamshedpur, Management Development Institute, Gurgaon, Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode,

Indian Institute of Management Calcutta, Lahore University of Management Sciences, Lahore, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi, Centre

for Women’s Development Studies, Delhi, Centre for Environment Education, Ahmedabad, Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India,

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URBANISATIONPublished in association with Indian Institute for Human Settlements

Editor: Aromar Revi


Urbanisation is a peer-reviewed journal that aims to publish comparative as well as collaborative scholarship that will illuminate the global urban condition beginning with a firm footprint in the Global South. A platform that brings together inter-disciplinary scholarship on the urban, it is equally interested in critical and reflexive discussions on diverse forms and sectors of urban practice.

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New in Gender Studies

ANTYAJAAIndian Journal of Women and Social Change

Editor: Ruchira Gupta


ANTYAJAA: Indian journal of Women and Social Change aims to explore inequality and social change from the point of view of the most marginalized female who experiences poverty, race, ethnicity, religion, caste - all within the overarching experience of gender.

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CALCUTTA STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION BULLETINPublished in association with Calcutta Statistical Association, Kolkata

Editors: Uttam Bandyopadhyay and Tathagata Bandyopadhyay


Calcutta Statistical Association Bulletin emphasis is on publishing papers containing original research in the field of statistics and probability theory that has direct or potential real-life applications.

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METAMORPHOSISA Journal of Management Research

Published in association with Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow

Editor: K N Singh


Metamorphosis is dedicated to promoting the understanding of management among academics and practitioners through empirical investigation, theoretical analysis, and exchange of thoughts by rigor and relevance.

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VIKALPAThe Journal for Decision Makers

Published in association with Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad

Editor: Rama Mohana R Turaga


Vikalpa seeks to reflect this range of meanings vis-à-vis management research, managerial problem solving, and decision-making in two ways: by adopting a broad understanding of management, viewed from the context of emerging economies including India, and by publishing a mix of research-based academic articles, reflective perspectives, management cases and commentaries, and colloquia.

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EMERGING ECONOMY STUDIESPublished in association with International Management Institute, New Delhi

Editor: Vijay K Seth


Emerging Economy Studies provides intellectual space to scholars and practitioners working on diverse issues concerning emerging economies. The journal invites contributions from scholars who are analyzing, corporate managers who are experiencing and policy makers who are participating in the processes of economic development and social changes that are happening in the emerging economies.

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JOURNAL OF CREATING VALUEFounding Editor: Gautam Mahajan Editor: Moshe Davidow and Olaf Hermans


The Journal of Creating Value is a refereed, professional journal focused on creating value for customers, thereby creating value for the company and all stakeholders. The audience for the journal includes academia, professionals, community and government agencies, business and industry.

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JOURNAL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION IN EMERGING ECONOMIESEditor: Jay Mitra


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BUSINESS PERSPECTIVE AND RESEARCHPublished in association with K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research, Mumbai

Editor: Preeti S Rawat


Business Perspectives and Research aims to publish conceptual, empirical and applied research. The empirical research published in this journal will focus on testing, extending and building management theory. The goal is to expand the understanding of business and management through empirical investigation and theoretical analysis.

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ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT RESEARCH AND INNOVATIONPublished in association with Asia-Pacific Institute of Management

Editor: Moon Moon Haque

Volume 12 | 4 issues per year | 2319-510X

Asia-Pacific Journal of Management Research and Innovation carries theoretical and empirical papers, case studies, research notes, executive experience sharing and review articles, and aims at disseminating new knowledge in the field of different domain areas of management, information technology and related disciplines.

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PARADIGMPublished in association with Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad

Editor: Sita Mishra


Paradigm aims to promote research in management science and provide an avenue to researchers for dissemination of new research findings and exchange of ideas in management issues and practice.

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SOUTH ASIAN JOURNAL OF HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENTEditor-in-Chief: Mohan Thite


This journal is a peer-reviewed scholarly forum for publications on HRM in and out of South Asia. It includes countries that are members of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), namely, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. In terms of the discipline focus, all articles broadly focusing on the theory and practice of managing human resources for the benefit of individuals, firms and community at large will be acceptable.

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ASIAN JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT CASESPublished in association with Lahore University of Management Sciences

Editor: M Junaid Ashraf


Asian Journal of Management Cases aims at providing high quality teaching material to academics, consultants and management developers, through cases and research on management practices in the socioeconomic context of developing Asian countries.

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GLOBAL BUSINESS REVIEWPublished in association with International Management Institute

Editor: Arindam Banik


Global Business Review is designed to be a forum for the wider dissemination of current management and business practice and research drawn from around the globe but with an emphasis on Asian and Indian perspectives. An important feature is its cross-cultural and comparative approach.

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IIM KOZHIKODE SOCIETY & MANAGEMENT REVIEWPublished in association with Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode

Editor-in-Chief: Kulbhushan Balooni Managing Editors: Naveen Amblee and Rudra Sensarma


IIM Kozhikode Society & Management Review aims to connect to the management community—academia, businesses, public institutions, NGOs and the Government—by way of motivating research and publishing rigorous, clear and widely accessible articles concerning business and management and broader society.

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RURAL MANAGEMENTPublished in association with Institute of Rural Management, Anand

Editor-in-Chief: Tushaar Shah


The International Journal of Rural Management is the first international journal that focuses exclusively on rural management as opposed to rural or community or sustainable development. Its focus is the practical dimensions of organising and managing rural enterprises and community based organisations.

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JINDAL JOURNAL OF BUSINESS RESEARCHPublished in association with O P Jindal Global University

Editor-in-Chief: C Gopinath


Jindal Journal of Business Research is a peer reviewed business & management journal for advancing the understanding of management in a global context. It is a reflection of rapidly developing management research in emerging market economies.

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JOURNAL OF EMERGING MARKET FINANCEPublished in association with Institute for Financial Management and Research

Editor-in-Chief: S Maheshwaran


The Journal of Emerging Market Finance is designed as a forum for debate and discussion on the theory and practice of finance in emerging markets. While the emphasis is on articles that are of practical significance, the journal also covers theoretical and conceptual aspects relating to emerging financial markets.

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JOURNAL OF HUMAN VALUESPublished in association with Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta

Founder Editor: S K Chakraborty Editor: Bhaskar Chakrabarti


The Journal of Human Values addresses the topic of human values from a multidisciplinary perspective and provides a fresh approach to understanding the relevance of human values in the present context. The journal offers a broad spectrum of holistic perspectives and best practices to deal effectively with uncertainty and ambiguity in complex and culturally diverse environments.

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MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR STUDIESA Quarterly Journal of Responsible Management

Published in association with XLRI, Jamshedpur

Editor: Sanjay Patro


Management and Labour Studies is the official publication of XLRI, Jamshedpur. Targeted at professional managers and academicians, MLS focuses on the latest thinking and research in the areas of management, labour and related subjects.

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SOUTH ASIAN JOURNAL OF BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT CASESPublished in association with Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH)

Editor: G D Sardana


South Asian Journal of Business & Management Cases aims to provide a space for high-quality original teaching cases, research or analytical cases, evidence-based case studies, comparative studies on industry sectors, products and practical applications of management concepts.

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THE JOURNAL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIPPublished in association with Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India

Editor: Sasi Misra


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VISIONThe Journal of Business Perspective

Published in association with Management Development Institute

Editor: Radha R Sharma


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JOURNAL OF HEALTH MANAGEMENTPublished in association with Indian Institute of Health Management Research

Editor: S D Gupta


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INDIAN JOURNAL OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCEPublished in association with Institute of Public Enterprise, Hyderabad

Editor-in-Chief: R K Mishra

Editor: Shital Jhunjhunwala


Indian Journal of Corporate Governance is a refereed journal that provides a forum for discussions and exchanging views on a wide range of corporate governance issues ranging from board practices, independent directors, whistle blower policies and shareholder activism on one hand to media’s role in corporate governance, corporate social responsibility and sustainability reporting on the other.

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JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT POLICY AND PRACTICEEditors: Bobby John and Amirullah Khan


Journal of Development Policy and Practice aims to document and discuss the process of development policy formulation, its practice and outcomes, bridging the gap between scholarship and practice, and reflecting on the relationship between theory and application of public policy.

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CONTEMPORARY REVIEW OF THE MIDDLE EASTEditor: P R Kumaraswamy


Contemporary Review of the Middle East, peer-reviewed flagship journal from the Middle East Institute, New Delhi seeks to publish original research articles that analyse contemporary Middle Eastern developments in the fields of security, politics, economy and culture.

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INSIGHT ON AFRICAA Journal of Contemporary African Affairs

Published in association with African Studies Association of India

Editor-in-Chief: Ajay Kumar Dubey Editors: Bijay K Pratihari and Hussein Solomon


Insight on Africa is a refereed academic journal covering contemporary African affairs and issues of policy relevance. It focuses on, though not confined to, foreign policies and developmental issues of African countries.

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AGRARIAN SOUTHJournal of Political Economy

Published in association with Centre for Agrarian Research and Education for South (CARES)

Managing Editor: Sandeep Chachra Editor-in-Chief: Sam Moyo


Agrarian South aims to promote research on a variety of issues related to agrarian change, land use and global agriculture, while also contributing to the development of autonomous thinking in the South.

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Editor: Harinder S Kohli Managing Editor: Anil Sood


The Global Journal of Emerging Market Economies provides an international platform for publication of original research on the policy and institutional issues facing emerging global economies.

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JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY ECONOMICSEditor: Jayati Sarkar


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Editor: C Sridhar


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MARGIN—THE JOURNAL OF APPLIED ECONOMIC RESEARCHPublished in association with National Council of Applied Economic Research

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MILLENNIAL ASIAAn International Journal of Asian Studies

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Editors: Lakhwinder Singh and Sukhpal Singh


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REVIEW OF MARKET INTEGRATIONPublished in association with India Development Foundation

Editor-in-Chief: Shubhashis Gangopadhyay Managing Editor: Namrata Ghosh


Review of Market Integration addresses issues related to market integration as part of the developmental process of emerging economies. It seeks to explore issues that create barriers to markets in the fields of agriculture, education, health, environment, infrastructure, labour, finance, business and institutional structures.

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Editors: Saman Kelegama and Prabir De


South Asia Economic Journal is devoted to economic analysis and policy options aimed at promoting cooperation among the countries comprising South Asia. It also discusses South Asia’s position on global economic issues, its relations with other regional groupings and its response to global developments.

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Managing Editor: Saibal Kar


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JOURNAL OF SOUTH ASIAN DEVELOPMENTEditor: Vegard Iversen


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The Journal of South Asian Development, a refereed publication, publishes research articles and scholarly comment relating to all facets of development in South Asia. The journal is multi-disciplinary, innovative and international in its approach and includes theoretical and conceptual articles as well as empirical studies covering both historical and contemporary issues/events.

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JOURNAL OF DEVELOPING SOCIETIESManaging Editor: Richard L Harris


The Journal of Developing Societies is a refereed international journal on development and social change in all societies. It provides an interdisciplinary forum for the publication of theoretical perspectives, research findings, case studies, policy analyses and normative critiques on the issues, problems and policies associated with both mainstream and alternative approaches to development.

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PROGRESS IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIESEditor-in-Chief: Prabir Bhattacharya


Impact Factor: 0.795Source: 2016 Release of Journal Citation Reports, Source: 2015 Web of Science Data

Progress in Development Studies is an exciting new forum for the discussion of development issues, ranging from: poverty alleviation and international aid; the international debt crisis; economic development and industrialization to political governance and civil society; gender relations and the rights of the child.

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Editor: Debolina Kundu


Environment and Urbanization ASIA journal aims at supporting the exchange of ideas, research outputs, intervention strategies and innovative solutions in the fields of urbanization, environment and human settlements across Asia.

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HIGHER EDUCATION FOR THE FUTUREPublished in association with The Kerala State Higher Education Council

Chief Editor: Amb (Rtd) T P Sreenivasan

Editor: P Anvar


Higher Education for the Future is a peer-reviewed multi-disciplinary journal that is designed to shape the new generation of higher education based on national and international experience. It seeks to address a wide spectrum of issues including policy, pedagogy, and research in higher education.

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CONTEMPORARY EDUCATION DIALOGUEPublished in association with Centre for Education Dialogue Trust

Editor: S Srinivasa Rao


Contemporary Education Dialogue is a peer reviewed journal that serves as an independent open forum for researchers and practitioners to sustain a critical engagement with issues in education by engendering a reflective space that nur tures the discipline and promotes inter-disciplinary perspectives.

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JOURNAL OF EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTPublished in association with Centre for Environment Education

Editor-in-Chief: Kartikeya V Sarabhai Editor: Prithi Nambiar


The Journal of Education for Sustainable Development is a forum for academics and practitioners to share and critique innovations in thinking and practice in the emerging field of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD).

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ASIAN JOURNAL OF LEGAL EDUCATIONPublished in association with The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences

Editor: Manoj Kumar Sinha Managing Editor: Anirban Chakraborty


Asian Journal of Legal Education aims to promote continuous academic research and dialogue among the legal fraternity about the reform of legal education in the Asian Region. Sharing of experiences and concerns about issues involving pedagogy of law, legal aid, promoting access to justice by law schools and experiential learning of law to strengthen efforts of justice education will be of great interest for the journal.

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The Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs (JASIA) is an international peer reviewed journal that specializes in political and security issues in all the main sub-regions of Asia – Central and West Asia; South Asia; Northeast Asia; Southeast Asia; and Australasia.

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JADAVPUR JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSPublished in association with Jadavpur University, Kolkata

Editor: Shibashis Chatterjee


Jadavpur Journal of International Relations, a peer-reviewed journal, publishes original research articles, review articles and book reviews in the fields of International Relations (including Area Studies). It also considers contributions dealing with domestic issues which impinge on the making/implementation of foreign policies.

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STUDIES IN INDIAN POLITICSPublished in association with LOKNITI, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS)

Editor: Suhas Vasant Palshikar Managing Editor: K C Suri


The journal Studies in Indian Politics covers a wide variety of sub-fields in politics, such as political ideas and thought in India, political institutions and processes, Indian democracy and politics in a comparative perspective particularly with reference to the global South and South Asia, India in world affairs, and public policies.

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Urban Studies / Education / Politics & International Relations

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INDIA QUARTERLYA Journal of International Affairs

Published in association with Indian Council of World Affairs

Editor-in-Chief: Nalin Surie Editor: Madhu Bhalla


India Quarterly is a refereed journal of international affairs. It aims to encourage scholars, journalists and other freelance intellectuals to contribute original articles on matters concerning international relations and national foreign policies. The idea is to promote critical and objective analysis on any theme of importance for international understanding.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDIESPublished in association with Jawaharlal Nehru University

Editor: Varun Sahni


International Studies publishes original research articles on a wide range of issues and problems, as well as on the theoretical debates of contemporary relevance in the broader field of International Relations and Area Studies. This scholarly journal encourages exploration and critical evaluation of new ideas in the field.

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CHINA REPORTA Journal of East Asian Studies

Published in association with Institute of Chinese Studies

Editor: Madhavi Thampi


China Report is a refereed journal in the field of social sciences and international relations. It encourages free expression and discussion of different ideas and approaches which assist in the better understanding of China and its neighbours.

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SOUTH ASIAN SURVEYEditor-in-Chief: I P Khosla Editor: Varun Sahni


South Asian Survey serves as a forum to debate matters of national and regional concern to the countries of South Asia. Given the rapidly changing political and economic climate in South Asia, the major aim of South Asian Survey is to enhance an understanding of South Asia among the countries of the region and beyond.

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ASIA PACIFIC MEDIA EDUCATORPublished in association with University of Wollongong, Australia

Editor-in-Chief: Eric Loo Managing Editor: Vivek Mehra


Asia Pacific Media Educator is an international referred journal which follows International norms and procedures of blind peer reviewing by a distinguish panel of experts representing a wide range of multi-disciplinary areas. The journal focuses on generating discussions and dialogues among media educators, researchers and journalists.

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BIOSCOPESouth Asian Screen Studies

Published in association with SARAI/Centre for the Study of Developing Societies and University of Westminster

Editors: Ravi S Vasudevan, Rosie Thomas, S V Srinivas, Debashree Mukherjee and Lotte Hoek


BioScope is a blind peer-reviewed journal that encourages theoretical and empirical research both on located screen practices and wider networks, linkages, and patterns of circulation.

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JOURNAL OF CREATIVE COMMUNICATIONSPublished in association with MICA-The School of Ideas, Shela, Ahmadabad, India

Editor-in-Chief: T T Sreekumar


The Journal of Creative Communications promotes inquiry into contemporary communication issues within wider social, economic and technological contexts and provides a forum for the discussion of theoretical and practical insights emerging from such inquiry.

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PSYCHOLOGY & DEVELOPING SOCIETIESPublished in association with Department of Psychology, University of Allahabad

Editor: R C Tripathi


Psychology & Developing Societies provides a forum for psychologists from different parts of the world who are concerned with problems of developing societies.

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Politics & International Relations / Communication & Media Studies / Psychology


THE INDIAN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL HISTORY REVIEWPublished in association with Indian Social and Economic History Association

Editorial Board: G Balachandran (Managing Editor), Whitney Cox, Sunil Kumar (Managing Editor), Dilip Menon, Tirthankar Roy and Sanjay Subrahmanyam


Impact Factor: 0.278

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The Indian Economic and Social History Review is the foremost journal devoted to the study of the social and economic history of India, and South Asia more generally. The journal publishes articles with a wider coverage, referring to other Asian countries but of interest to those working on Indian history.

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HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY OF SOUTH ASIAPublished in association with Centre for Jawaharlal Nehru Studies, Jamia Milia Islamia

Editor: Velayutham Saravanan


History and Sociology of South Asia provides a forum for scholarly interrogations of significant moments in the transformation of the social, economic and political fabric of South Asian societies.

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INDIAN HISTORICAL REVIEWPublished in association with Indian Council of Historical Research

Editor-in-Chief: Dilip K Chakrabarti Managing Editor: Gopinath Ravindran


The Indian Historical Review addresses research interest in all areas of Indian history from early times to contemporary history, and in the various specializations or sub-disciplines which have developed in the area of historical studies. While its focus is on the Indian subcontinent, it has carried historical writings on other parts of the world as well.

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STUDIES IN HISTORYPublished in association with Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

Editors: Kunal Chakrabarti, Aditya Mukherjee and Joy Pachuau


Studies in History aims to publish original works with information, arguments and insights that contribute significantly to the field of historical research. The journal reflects the considerable expansion and diversification that has occurred in historical research in India in recent years.

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STUDIES IN PEOPLE’S HISTORYPublished in association with Aligarh Historians Society

Editors: Irfan Habib and Shireen Moosvi


Studies in People’s History embraces all aspects of History under the broadest of definitions, but always bearing in mind their relationship with society at large.

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THE MEDIEVAL HISTORY JOURNALPublished in association with Medieval History Society

Editors: Harbans Mukhia, Monica Juneja, Rajat Datta and Thomas Ertl


The Medieval History Journal derives its distinctive profile from encompassing the entire medieval world in scope and its multi-disciplinary foci. For the MHJ, `Medieval History` signifies open chronological and thematic boundaries to honour historical plurality.

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INDIAN JOURNAL OF GENDER STUDIESPublished in association with Centre for Women’s Development Studies

Editors: Malavika Karlekar and Leela Kasturi




The Indian Journal of Gender Studies aims at providing a holistic understanding of society. Its objective is to encourage and publish research, analysis and informed discussion on issues relating to gender.

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GENDER, TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENTPublished in association with Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand

Co-editors: Joy Clancy, Rebecca J Elmhirst and Yukari Sawada


Gender, Technology and Development is an international, multi-disciplinary, refereed journal serving as a forum for exploring the linkages among changing gender relations, technological change, and developing societies.

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SOCIETY AND CULTURE IN SOUTH ASIAPublished in association with South Asian University

Editor: Sasanka Perera


Society and Culture in South Asia is a peer-reviewed journal publishing articles in the fields of sociology, social anthropology in the main, and sociology of education, sociology of medicine, arts and aesthetics, cultural studies, sociology of mass media, sociology of law, urban studies inter alia.

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SOUTH ASIA RESEARCHEditor: Werner Menski


South Asia Research is an international, multidisciplinary forum which covers the history, politics, law, economics, sociology, visual culture, languages and literature of the countries in South Asia.

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STATISTICAL MODELLINGAn International Journal

Published in association with Statistical Modelling Society

Editors: Brian Marx, Jeffrey Simonoff and Arnost Komarek




Statistical Modelling aims to be the major resource for statistical modelling, covering both methodology and practice. Its goal is to be multidisciplinary in nature, promoting the cross-fertilization of ideas between substantive research areas, as well as providing a common forum for the comparison, unification and nurturing of modelling issues across different subjects.

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SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETYAn International Journal

Published in association with Promotion of Science and Technology Studies

Editor-in-Chief: V V Krishna




Science, Technology and Society is an international journal devoted to the study of science and technology in social context. It focuses on the way in which advances in science and technology influence society and vice versa.

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CONTEMPORARY VOICE OF DALITEditor: Debi Chatterjee


Contemporary Voice of Dalit aims to promote a better understanding of society through deeper insights into questions of human rights and social justice, encouraging constructive engagement of scholars with questions of nation building and development, with special reference to the dalit population.

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CONTRIBUTIONS TO INDIAN SOCIOLOGYPublished in association with Institute of Economic Growth

Editors: Sanjay Srivastava and Deepak Mehta




Contributions to Indian Sociology is a peer-reviewed journal which has encouraged and fostered cutting-edge scholarship on South Asian societies and cultures over the last fifty years. CIS invites articles on all countries of South Asia, the South Asian diaspora as well as on comparative studies related to the region.

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SOCIAL CHANGEPublished in association with Council for Social Development

Editor: Manoranjan Mohanty Managing Editor: Mannika Chopra


Social Change publishes problem-oriented, empirically-grounded analytical papers, theoretical essays and policy discussions in the field of social change and development, in as non-technical language as possible.

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YOUNGNordic Journal of Youth Research

Managing Editor: Katrine Fangen




Young is an international scholarly journal of youth research, which seeks to publish innovative and outstanding theoretical, textual, and empirical research on the life situation of young people.

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