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SAGE-MSE Endowment lecture on “Technology and Economy for National
Development” in the presence of Dr C Rangarajan, Chairman, Madras School of
Economics, Dr K R Shanmugam, Director & Professor, Madras School of Economics
and Mr Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO, SAGE Publications India at an event held in
Chennai.
Celebrating
The Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi unveiling the book
‘The Accidental Scholar’ in the presence of Dr Jagdish N. Sheth, author
in New Delhi.
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Celebrating 21 years of Indian Journal of Gender Studies
To commemorate 21 years of publishing Indian Journal of Gender Studies a
special two-day workshop ‘In Memorium’ was organized.
Seen in the photograph: Dr Kumud Sharma, Honorary Chairperson, Centre for
Women Development Studies, Dr Devaki Jain, Founder and former Director,
Institute of Social Studies Trust, Dr Leela Kasturi, Centre for Women Development
Studies and Co-editor, IJGS and Dr Malavika Karlekar, Centre for Women
Development Studies and Editor, IJGS at the workshop held in New Delhi.
Prof Anand A Yang Director, South
Asia Center and Co-Director, Global
Asia Institute, Jackson School of
International Studies, University of
Washington, delivering a special
lecture on “China Beyond the Seas:
Indian Images of Chin in the late 19th
and early 20th Centuries” marking
the golden jubilee celebration of the
journal ‘China Report’ at an event held
in New Delhi.
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TURN TO BACK INNER PAGE FOR A SNEAK PREVIEW OF
Madras Studios: Narrative, Genre, and Ideology in Tamil Cinema
by Swarnavel Eswaran Pillai
International Kolkata
Book Fair
New Delhi
World Book Fair
28 Jan-8 Feb 2015
14-22 Feb 2015
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Q: This book is about life stories
of twelve women from diverse
backgrounds. What is that one
common thread which binds them
together?
A: The twelve women featured
in this book come from diverse
backgrounds. The thread that binds
their stories is their resolve to change
the circumstances of their lives,
overcoming tremendous odds and
giving wings to their dreams. They
have overcome adversity, broken the
fetters of tradition, discrimination and
given back richly to the society they
belong to.
Indrani Raimedhi
Through her book “My Half of the
Sky”, Indrani Raimedhi unfolds real
stories of real women that were
waiting to be narrated. These stories
celebrate the power and creativity,
imagination and idealism of women.
off my radar, as it were, I would
concentrate on another. Therefore, I
had to switch mentally as I was going
ahead. Another challenge was to
avoid being too academic and trying
my best to make my prose easy and
interesting for the lay reader. I hope I
have succeeded.
Q: What is your advice to women
across the nation?
A: My advice to the women of India
would be to make the best use of their
intellectual and emotional resources
to achieve their dreams. We are not
competing against men. We ought to
compete against ourselves. Career,
education children and family life – all
these can exist harmoniously, provided
we work for it with love and integrity.
Q: What is your inspiration behind
writing this book?
A: As I writer I have always struggled
to convey what it is to be a woman at
this point of history in this corner of
the world. Then, gradually, I realized
there were real stories of real women
that were waiting to be narrated. I was
inspired to tell stories that challenge
traditional views about women’s place
in society. These stories celebrate the
power and creativity, imagination and
idealism of women.
“They are survivors and
pathﬁnders, doers and
dreamers, leaving in their
wake, surging inspiration
and hope”
Q: Has the position of women in
India’s patriarchal society changed
over the years?
in the sun. The government needs to
involve men in gender sensitization
programmes.
A: India is such a vast and complex
country that we can never generalize
the position of women vis-à-vis
patriarchy. For every young woman
prevented from going to school, raped
or killed for marrying the man of her
choice, there are happy stories of girls
given the freedom, resources and
encouragement to make their place
Q: What was the hardest part of
writing this book?
table of
contents
Sociology
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Cultural Studies
2-3
Literature
4
Gender Studies
4-5
Public Health
5-6
Psychology
6
Special Needs
Education
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Education
7
Communication
and Media Studies 7-8
A: There were several challenges
which I faced when writing this book.
Getting in touch with the women
called for a lot of effort, as did the task
of interviewing them through many
sessions. My subjects are all very
busy women and if someone dropped
Film Studies
8
History
9-10
Governance
10
Public Policy
10-11
Economics &
Development
Studies
11-13
Politics &
International
Relations
13
Peace & Conﬂict 14-15
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while also highlighting the stages of the Naxalite movement in India.
appaditya Paul’s The First Naxal is the
ﬁrst authorised biography of Kanu Sanyal,
one of the key leaders of the Naxalbari
movement that began as a peasant uprising in the
spring of 1967 in West Bengal. This informative
book narrates the making of Sanyal right from his
childhood to the days of the Naxalbari uprising and
beyond. It goes deep into the evolution of Sanyal as
a Communist rebel and throws light on the various
stages of the Naxalite movement in India. Edited
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He was happy with the Nandigram interview and
over the next few months, a kind of trust developed
between us. Before I met Sanyal, like many
others, I thought it was Charu Mazumdar who had
waged the Naxalite movement and Sanyal was his
follower lieutenant. But after I started interacting
with him, I realised that Sanyal was a political star
in his own right. Then
I started searching for
books on his life, his
journey to China and his
contribution to the Naxal
movement but could not
ﬁnd even one.
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was also the story of the Naxalite movement and
that after him, there would be no one to throw
light on its origin, evolution, disintegration and the
subsequent revival. This clicked with him because
several misconceptions about Naxalism had made
their way into public perception and Sanyal wanted
to clear the air. There is no written authorization that
I am his biographer. However, during the course
of the interview, he introduced me to his family
and friends. By doing so, he created a connection
between them and me. They also understood that
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Insightful reflections on the movement of Christianity from ‘North’ to ‘South’!
A MOVING FAITH: Mega Churches Go South
Edited by Jonathan D James Edith Cowan University, Perth
A Moving Faith captures the dynamic shift of Christianity to the South and portrays a global movement that promises prosperity, healing,
empowerment, and gender equality by invoking neo-Pentecostal and Charismatic resources. It combines broad, insightful reﬂections on the
movement of Christianity from the North to the South as well as sharply focused research on mega churches in the South using various disciplines,
including business studies, theology, anthropology, and folk culture.
New!
SOCIOLOGY
The book provides a detailed overview of how migration of Christians from the South enriches the North, for instance, Pope Francis brings newness,
freshness, and the vigor characteristic of the South. While describing Christianity’s growth in the South, it suggests that, in fact, there is no center
for this global faith. It explores this great move of Christianity by focusing on representative mega churches in South Korea, Brazil, Peru, Ghana,
Nigeria, Australia, India, and the Philippines.
CONTENTS: Foreword Virginia Garrard-Burnett / A Moving Faith: An Introduction Jonathan D James / I: UNDERSTANDING SOUTHERN CHRISTIANITY /
Southern Christianity: Key Considerations and Characteristics Jesudas M Athyal / II: MEGA CHURCHES IN AFRICA / Doing Greater Things: Mega Church as
an African Phenomenon J Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu / Mega Churches and Megaphones: Nigerian Church Leaders and Their Media Ministries Walter C
Ihejirika and Godwin B Okon / III: MEGA CHURCHES IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC / Mega Churches in South Korea: Their Impact and Prospect in the Public
Sphere Sebastian C H Kim / Marketing the Sacred: The Case of Hillsong Church, Australia Jeaney Yip / Populist Movement to Mega Church: El Shaddai in
Manila, Philippines Katharine L Wiegele / Nurturing Globalized Faith Seekers: Mega Churches in Andhra Pradesh, India Y A Sudhakar Reddy / IV: MEGA
CHURCHES IN LATIN AMERICA / Concentrations of Faith: Mega Churches in Brazil Dennis A Smith and Leonildo S Campos / Evangelical Representations
in the Public Sphere: The Peruvian Case Rolando Pérez / The Southern Factor: Prospects and Challenges Jonathan D James / Index
2015 / 260 pages / Hardback: ` 795.00 (978-93-515-0058-2)
Insights into the relationship between Hinduism and India’s political systems!
Forthcoming!
HINDUISM IN INDIA: Modern and Contemporary Movements
Edited by Will Sweetman and Aditya Malik
Series Editor: Geoffrey A Oddie Honorary Research Associate, Department of History, University of Sydney
Hinduism in India focuses on issues and changes that took place in Hinduism since about the end of the eighteenth century and in the postcolonial situation. The essays highlight central issues relating to Hinduism in the colonial and contemporary periods. Examining the relationship
between Hinduism and India’s political systems thereafter, the papers highlight issues such as the relationship between Hinduism and economics
and the position of Hindu women in arranged marriages in contemporary urban Indian society.
CONTENTS: Series Note / Introduction Geoffrey A Oddie / 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 / Oral Traditions Aditya Malik / Hinduism and Healing Fabrizio Ferrari / Possession
Elizabeth Schömbucher / The Urban Hindu Arranged Marriage in Contemporary Indian Society Reshmi Roy / Caste and Hinduism Vinay Kumar
Srivastava / Index
Hinduism in India
2015 / 412 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (tent) (978-93-515-0099-5)
This book will make you revisit the ‘minority question’ as it has been understood, conventionally.
BECOMING MINORITY: How Discourses and Policies Produce Minorities in Europe
and India
Edited by Jyotirmaya Tripathy Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology
Madras, India and Sudarsan Padmanabhan Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of
Technology Madras, India
Becoming Minority subjects to scrutiny some of the well-established social science concepts such as minority, ethnicity, inclusion, exclusion,
and self-determination, among others. The purpose of the enquiry is neither to debunk these concepts nor to highlight their relevance/irrelevance,
but merely to guard against their unselective usage by scholars. The work is an endeavor to address some of the questions that animate current
scholarship on minority and minoritization. In doing so, the book draws upon European and Indian experiences of cultural diversities as these
regions are two of the most culturally diverse regions in the world and engage with diversity from within a democratic framework.
CONTENTS: Preface / I : THE MAKING OF MINORITY / Becoming a Minority Category Jyotirmaya Tripathy and Sudarsan Padmanabhan / Contextualizing
Minority: The Production of Difference and Sameness in Europe Barbara Franz / Re-Turning the Idea of Minority: Going beyond the Politics of Recognition
Lajwanti Chatani / II : THE EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE / Manufacturing Blackness at the Turn of 20th-Century France Abdoulaye Gueye / The Constitution
of the Swedish Sámi People: Swedish Sámi Policy and the Justiﬁcation of the Inner Colonization of Sweden Ulf Mörkenstam / Institutional Change and
Identity Shift: The Case of Contemporary Scotland Sherrill Stroschein / The European Minority Rights Regime and the Turkish/Muslim Minority of Western
Thrace Apostolos Agnantopoulos / Cultural War of Values: The Proliferation of Moral Identities in the Danish Public Sphere Peter Hervik / Becoming a
Minority: Ethno-Manufacturing in The Netherlands Paul Mutsaers, Hans Siebers and Arie de Ruijter / The Specter of Communalism and the Eugenic
Solution to Britain’s Immigration Problem Gëzim Alpion / III : THE INDIAN EXPERIENCE / Minority Question in India Bishnu N Mohapatra / The Politics of
Hurt Religious Feelings: The Minority as Emotional Subject in India Mohamed Mehdi / The Indian State and the Minority’s Right to Culture Malavika Menon /
Waqf and Urban Space: Production of Minority Identity in Hyderabad’s Old City Shireen Mirza / The Fragmented Minor: Tamil Identity and the Politics of
Authenticity Anjana Raghavan / Index
2015 / 376 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-93-515-0035-3)
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CULTURAL STUDIES
Volume
Set
A Journey through
India’s Art and Culture
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Traces the evolution of different art forms in India!
Edited by Devina Dutt Corporate Communications Consultant, Writer and Editor and
Mukta Rajadhyaksha Theatre Critic, Media Person and Columnist
Pathﬁnders is an invaluable collection that traces the evolution of different art forms in India. Featuring in-depth and visually rich narratives on both the history and the
history makers of Indian art forms since 1950, the set contains six dedicated volumes on Music, Visual Arts, Dance, Literature, Theatre and Cinema.
Each volume contains an ‘introductory piece’ describing the evolution of the particular art form, and an ‘end piece’ which discusses its contemporary relevance. There
are exclusive interviews with legends from their ﬁelds interspersed with biographies of exponents of a particular art form. The narrative is rich with facts and interesting
anecdotes, while a rare collection of photographs add grandiose to the entire set.
2015 / 848 pages / Paperback: ` 15000.00 (978-81-321-1894-7)
VOLUME I: MUSIC
It is said of music that it is something like the dripping of water from a pitcher; as one drop falls, another gathers to fall. It is neither sudden nor coincidental but part of a
well-knit design. This book brings to you these drops, these musicians, the gharanas and their khayal. From Ustaad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan to Kumar Ghandharva and from
Pt. Ravi Shankar to A.R. Rahman, the volume charts out the journey of music in independent India through the lives and works of its most talented practitioners and patrons.
This book is an attempt to capture moments from recent history that have shaped Hindustani music as we know it today. Open its pages to celebrate the symphony and
silences of ‘Music’.
CONTENTS: Note from Shashi Vyas / Note from the Editors Devina Dutt and Mukta Rajadhyaksha / Foreword Zakir Hussain / Introduction: Aroon Tikekar / Music from North
India: The Dynamics of Changing Traditions and Trends Aneesh Pradhan / Carnatic Music from 1950–2010: Modern Interpretations of An Ancient Art Chitravina N. Ravikiran /
Kumar Gandharva in Conversation with Ashok Vajpeyi / Pandit Ravi Shankar in Conversation with Satish Vyas / Proﬁles / Ariyakudi Ramanuja Iyengar / Ustad Bade Gulam Ali Khan /
Pandit Jagannathbua Purohit / Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer / G.N. Balasubramaniam / Pannalal Ghosh / Tanjavur Brinda / Palaghat T.S. Mani Iyer / Ustad Amir Khan / Bismillah Khan /
M.S. Subbulakshmi / Ustad Allarakha / D.K. Pattammal / C.R. Vyas / Ali Akbar Khan / Bhimsen Joshi / T. R. Mahalingam / Tanjore Viswanathan / Ustad Vilayat Khan / Pandit Jasraj /
Kishori Amonkar / Jitendra Abhisheki / Shivkumar Sharma / Hariprasad Chaurasia / Amjad Ali Khan / Zakir Hussain / Hindi Film Music: A Post-Republic Retrospective Hrishikesh Dixit /
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VOLUME II: VISUAL ARTS
What constitutes visual art?
Is it only painting, sculpture and drawing or also the inclusion of a wide range of media, including photography, video, the installation, the social project and public art in which
artists and audience collaborate to produce a work of art?
CULTURAL STUDIES
The book traces this journey from the 1940s till the current decade, offering an interesting visual story of each decade. This story is not only about artists, but also about critics,
theorists, curators, gallerists, collectors and institution-builders, all of whom have played their role in the growth of contemporary Indian art. Encyclopaedic in its scope and
miniaturist in detailing, the volume is a must have for connoisseurs of visual art in India.
CONTENTS: The Artist’s Journey: A Story of Six Decades Ranjit Hoskote / Sudhir Patwardhan in Conversation with Ranjit Hoskote / Navjot Altaf in Conversation with Nancy
Adajania / Proﬁles / Benode Behari Mukherjee / Ramkinkar Baij / K.C.S. Paniker / K.K. Hebbar / Chittaprosad Bhattacharya / M.F. Husain / K.G. Subramanyan / V.S. Gaitonde / F.N.
Souza / Tyeb Mehta / J. Swaminathan / Akbar Padamsee / Bhupen Khakhar / Nasreen Mohamedi / Gulam Mohammed Sheikh / Vivan Sundaram / Nalini Malani / Anita Dube / Bose
Krishnamachari / Atul Dodiya / Subodh Gupta / The Third Field of Indian Art Ranjit Hoskote
VOLUME III: DANCE
When she made her ﬁrst move, she created an art form. Dance ﬁrst came out of the temples of devadasis and evolved into a form combining literature, music and theatre.
But was it easy for this initially unsophisticated art form to be accommodated in the social milieu of the day?
How did Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Kuchipudi and Manipuri become an acceptable form of artistic expression?
This book is the story of evolution of the dance forms in India. From its traditional custodians to its latest globalised avatar, the volume choreographs the journey of abhinaya
and brings to life for the readers, one of our most cherished performing arts—dance.
CONTENTS: A Rich and Fragmented Heritage by Devina Dutt and Prakriti Kashyap / Birju Maharaj in Conversation with Anjana Rajan / Padma Subrahmanyam in Conversation
with Gowri Ramnarayan / Proﬁles / Uday Shankar / Guru Paimkulam Rama Chakyar / Pandit Shambhu Maharaj / Rukmini Devi Arundale / T. Balasaraswati / Mrinalini Sarabhai / Guru
Bipin Singh and The Jhaveri Sisters / Kelucharan Mohapatra / Chandralekha / Vempati Chinna Satyam / Kumudini Lakhia / Kumari Kamala / Kalamandalam Gopi / Yamini Krishnamurti /
Sathyabhama and Bharati Shivaji / Sanjukta Panigrahi / Sonal Mansingh / Astad Deboo / Pandit Durga Lal / Sucheta Bhide Chapekar / Forgotten Rhythms Prakriti Kashyap / Glossary
VOLUME IV: LITERATURE
Literature narrates the nation.
Indian literature, it is said often, narrates not one but multiple nations. This book captures the history of Indian literary genres of poetry, ﬁction and drama. It looks at the
progression of Indian literature after Independence as a series of responses to the postcolonial situation. It highlights the need to go beyond the established norms of literature
and accept an alternative body of work.
Experience literature in India through the writers—Firaq, Manto, Chugtai, Mahasweta Devi and many others—the works they inked, the movements they inspired and how
the nation changed thereafter.
CONTENTS: Negotiating Heterogeneity: Indian Literature after Independence by K. Satchidanandan / Krishna Baldev Vaid in conversation with Nirupama Dutt / Dr U. R. Ananthamurthy
in conversation with Gowri Ramnarayan / Proﬁles / Firaq Gorakhpuri / Tarashankar Bandopadhyay / Jibanananda Das / Dr K. Shivarama Karanth / Vaikkom Mohammad Basheer /
B.S. Mardhekar / Ashapurna Devi / Agyeya / Umashankar Joshi / Ismat Chughtai / Saadat Hasan Manto / Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai / Sachi Routray / Gajanan Madhav Muktibodh /
Gopalakrishna Adiga / Suresh Joshi / Vinda Karandikar / Harbhajan Singh / Phanishwarnath Renu / Krishna Sobti / Mahasweta Devi / Qurratulain Hyder / Nirmal Verma / O.V. Vijayan / K.
Ayyappa Panikar / Jayakanthan / Sujatha (S. Rangarajan) / Holding a Mirror to Shifting Equations by Nina Martyris
VOLUME V: THEATRE
Every now and then it is declared that theatre will be dead. And every time it has survived this morbid prophecy. This book brings together the important question of what is
theatre, or rather what should be theatre, and ﬁnds the answer to its survival.
From traditional performances in temples to folk expression, the book looks at the evolution of theatre to its modern avatar and discovers that at each stage, theatre has
been honest to its time.
Be it Nautanki, Tamasha or as a progressive mass mobilization medium, theatre lives in its immediacy and intimacy. It is this magic of theatre which this book captures, through
its many characters and artistes who when the curtain is drawn become ‘one’—performers.
CONTENTS: The Collective Theatres of India: A Celebration of Style and Content by Shanta Gokhale / Vijaya Mehta in Conversation with Mukta Rajadhyaksha / Girish Karnad in
Conversation with Gowri Ramnarayan / Proﬁles / Sombhu Mitra / P.L. Deshpande / Habib Tanvir / Ebrahim Alkazi / Badal Sircar / Mohan Rakesh / Vijay Tendulkar / Kavalam Narayana
Pannikar / Utpal Dutt / B.V. Karanth / K.V. Subbanna / Satyadev Dubey / Mahesh Elkunchwar / Heisnam Kanhailal / Jabbar Patel / Amol Palekar / Usha Ganguli / Ratan Thiyam / Satish
Alekar / Neelam Mansingh Chowdhury / B. Jayashree / Naseeruddin Shah / Marathi Theatre: A Conﬂuence of Genres by Mukta Rajadhyaksha/ About the Editors and Contributors
VOLUME VI: CINEMA
A ‘real’ life story of the ‘reel’.
This book encapsulates the history of Indian cinema from its humble origins in the silent era to its contemporary and technology-driven age.
Frame by frame it discovers cinema—popular and parallel, mainstream and regional. With cinema being the newest art form, mixing technology with classical and folk
traditions, this volume culminates in analysing one of the largest ﬁlm industries in the world, the Hindi ﬁlm industry.
By scouring through the pages of this book the reader is transported to the extraordinary world of 70 mm.
CONTENTS: A Kaleidoscope of Forms by Maithili Rao / Shyam Benegal in Conversation with Mukta Rajadhyaksha and Devina Dutt / Aparna Sen in Conversation with Devina Dutt
and Dr Shoma A. Chatterjee / Proﬁles / V. Shantaram / Mehboob Khan / Guru Dutt / Bimal Roy / Satyajit Ray / Hrishikesh Mukherjee / Mrinal Sen / Tapan Sinha / K. Balachander / Raj
Kapoor / Ritwik Ghatak / Vijay Anand / G. Aravindan / Gulzar / Sai Paranjpye / Adoor Gopalakrishnan / Girish Kasaravalli / Mani Ratnam / Saeed Mirza / Mira Nair / Rituparno Ghosh / The
Magic of the Movies: The Hindi Film Industry by Deepa Gahlot
About the Editors
Devina Dutt is a Mumbai-based corporate communications consultant, writer and editor. She has translated ﬁlm scripts by Gulzar and Shyam Benegal into English.
She writes on the arts and is a regular contributor to The Hindu.
Mukta Rajadhyaksha is a Mumbai-based theatre critic and media person who has been a regular contributor to the Times of India, Mumbai. A translator from
Marathi to English, she has translated the play Mahatma Vs. Gandhi and has also co-directed a three-part television serial on Marathi theatre after 1947.
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Fictional writings representing ethnicity!
ETHNIC WORLDS IN SELECT INDIAN FICTION
Juri Dutta Centre for Assamese Studies, Tezpur University, Assam
LITERATURE / GENDER STUDIES
Cultural boundaries are today more porous than ever, and it is highly problematic to see the writer as either an ‘insider’ or ‘outsider’ of any ethnic
community about which he/she writes.
Informed by such perspectives, Ethnic Worlds in Select Indian Fiction closely looks at the chronological history of the Assamese ethnic novel
within the framework of Comparative Literature. It is very rare that literary representations by and about ethnic communities in India have been
compared and contrasted.
CONTENTS: Foreword Professor Amarjyoti Choudhury / Introduction / The Tradition of Assamese Ethnographic Novels / Forests, Human Rights and
Development: Cross-Cultural Study of Select Novels of Yeshe Dorjee Thongchi, Pratibha Ray and Mahasweta Devi / Folkloric Materials in Ethnic Novels (With
Special Reference to Narayan, Rong Bong Terang, Lummer Dai, Yeshe Dorjee Thongchi and Sishuram Pegu) / A Feminist Reading of Kanyar Mulya (Lummer
Dai), Alma Kabutari (Maitreyi Pushpa), and Select Short Stories of Mahasweta Devi / Conclusion / Bibliography / Index
2015 / 168 pages / Hardback: ` 695.00 (978-81-321-1846-6)
A reflection of the emancipated and ameliorated position of women in the time of Tagore and now!
TAGORE AND THE FEMININE: A Journey in Translations
Edited by Malashri Lal University of Delhi, Delhi
Presenting a range of Rabindranath Tagore’s creative works, this book offers translations of short stories, essays, poems, memoirs, songs and plays
from his vast corpus to highlight the debates on feminism and gender identity that are relevant even today.
New!
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There is rich cultural interplay as Tagore muses over the contrasting social position of women in the ‘East’ and the ‘West’ and wonders about
the possibility of balancing freedom and responsibility, individuation and collective beliefs. He relies on Indian traditions to understand them in
the context of domestic ethics, marital institutions, parenting, empowerment, aesthetics and gender politics. The feminine imaginary of Tagore
encompasses several contemporary issues in global India.
CONTENTS: Introduction Malashri Lal / Re-writing Tagore: Translation as Performance Radha Chakravarty / MEMOIRS / Childhood (from Chhelebela)
Dipannita Datta / My Life in my Words (from Jeevansmriti) Uma Dasgupta / LETTERS / To Mrinalini Debi Malashri Lal / To Victoria Ocampo Edited
Ketaki Kushari Dyson / To Indira Devi Chaudhurani, Sarojini Naidu, Maria Montessori and Margaret Sanger Krishna Dutta and Andrew Robinson /
FROM GITANJALI / The Child Who is Decked with Prince’s Robes (No. 8) / Where Dost Thou Stand Behind (No. 41) / I Thought I Should Ask of Thee (No.
52) / On the Slope of the Desolate river (No. 64) / She Who Ever had Remained in the Depth of My Being (No. 66) / In Desperate hope I Go and Search for
Her (No. 87) / POEMS / Bodily Union (Deher Milan) Malashri Lal / Woman Unclothed (Bibashana) Malashri Lal / Breasts (Staun) Malashri Lal / The Kiss
(Chumban) Malashri Lal / Elder Sister (Didi) MalashriLal / Dream (Swapna) Ketaki Kushari Dyson / When the Ocean of Creation (Kon Kshane Srijaner
Samudramanthane) Soham Pain / Freedom (Mukti) Sanjukta Dasgupta / Getting Lost (Hariye jaoa) Sanjukta Dasgupta / Remembering (Mone Pora)
Uma Dasgupta / Last Spring (Shesh Basanta) Charu Chowdhury / The image (Chhabi) Charu Chowdhury / The Guest (Atithi) Soham Pain / Woman
Empowered (Sabala) Sukanta Chaudhuri / Ordinary woman (Sadharan meye) Jadu Saha / Santhal Girl (Saontal meye) Malashri Lal / The Earth (Prithibi)
Joyasree Mukerji / SONGS / She Sits by the Window (O janalar kachhe boshe) Aruna Chakravarti / Friend, Dear Friend (Olo sai) Aruna Chakravarti /
The Sky Resounds to our Mother’s Call (Amra milechhi aj mayer dake) Aruna Chakravarti / Whosoever may Abandon you (Je Tomay Chhare Chharuk)
Sanjukta Dasgupta / Mother, will You Send your Own Son (Ma, ki tui porer dware pathabi) Sanjukta Dasgupta / O Auspicious Wife (Sumangali Badhu)
Malashri Lal / Krishnakali (Krishnakali) Soham Pain / I am Chitrangada (Ami Chitr ngada R jendro) Reba Som / She Who Dwelt in Secret (Ei Sharat alo-r
Kamol Bane) Aruna Chakravarti / EPICS AND MYTHOLOGY / A Vision of India’s History Rabindranath Tagore / Urbashi (Urbashi) Charu Chowdhury /
Dialogue between Kama and Kunti (Karna–Kunti Sambad) Ketaki Kushari Dyson / Kacha and Devayani (Bidaay Abhisaap, 1894) Rabindranath Tagore /
The Mother’s Prayer (Gandharir Abedan, 1900) Rabindranath Tagore / PLAY / Chitra (Chitra) Rabindranath Tagore / SHORT STORIES / Proﬁt and Loss
(Denapaona) William Radice / The Housewife (Ginni) Soham Pain / Kabuliwala (Kabuliwala) Malobika Chaudhuri / Mahamaya (Mahamaya) Malashri Lal /
The Girl between (Madhyabartini) Krishna Dutta and M. Lago / Giribala (Manbhanjan) Rabindranath Tagore / The visitor (Atithi) Malobika Chaudhuri /
False Hope (Durasa) William Radice / The Wife’s Letter (Streer Patra) Supriya Chaudhuri / Haimanti (Haimanti) Joyasree Mukerji / The Story of the Muslim
Woman (Musalmanir galpa) Swapan Kumar Banerjee / ESSAYS, LECTURES AND LETTERS TO THE EDITOR / The Indian ideal of Marriage Rabindranath
Tagore / Woman (from Personality) Rabindranath Tagore / Woman and Home Rabindranath Tagore / TRAVELOGUES / Epistles from Europe (Europe
Probashir Patra) Soham Pain / Travel Diary from Japan (Japan Jatrir Diary) Soham Pain / EPILOGUE / The Path of your Creation (Tomar Srishtir Path)
Supriya Chaudhuri / Index
2015 / 372 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-93-515-0067-4)
12 riveting true life stories of women overcoming great odds to change the world around them!
MY HALF OF THE SKY: 12 Life Stories of Courage
Indrani Raimedhi Journalist, Columnist, and an Author
The 12 women who feature in this book come from diverse backgrounds. The thread that binds their stories is their resolve to change the
circumstances of their lives, overcoming tremendous odds, and giving wings to their dreams. They are survivors and pathﬁnders, doers and
dreamers, leaving in their wake surging inspiration and hope. Their testimonies reveal what it is to live in this often forgotten corner of India. They
have overcome personal tragedy, broken the falters of tradition, discrimination, and coped bravely with the harrowing experience of violence and
uncertainty.
CONTENTS: Foreword B G Verghese / Introduction / Betrayed by Love: Jahnabi Goswami / The Only Man: Monalisa Changkija / Born Free: Parbati Barua /
Silencing the Whispers: Birubala Rabha / Walking Tall: Urmee Mazumdar / How Green Are the Hills?: Bertha G. Dkhar / Mapping the Truth: Teresa Rehman /
Pulling No Punches: Mary Kom / Opening the Cage: Hasina Kharbhih / Woman On the Go: Monisha Behal / Words for the Wronged: Rita Chowdhury /
Director’s Special: Manju Bora / Index
2015 / 200 pages / Hardback: ` 495.00 (978-93-515-0037-7)
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Redefining empowerment and leadership and how far we have achieved it!
INTERROGATING WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP AND EMPOWERMENT
Edited by Omita Goyal Chief Editor, IIC Quarterly Journal, India International Centre
GENDER STUDIES / PUBLIC HEALTH
Looking at gender through multiple lenses, this volume seeks to understand what empowerment really means to women today. It examines the
situation of women in, and their contribution to, politics, business, education, social and economic development, the women’s movement, health,
law, insurgency and the arts.
New!
The volume analyses certain key issues of contemporary discourse such as:
S ownership of one’s body and freedom of choice
S importance of equal access to education, employment and health
S political participation and decision making
S dichotomy between marginalisation of women on grounds of caste, class and religion in a society with changing laws on women’s rights
CONTENTS: Foreword Karan Singh / Preface Omita Goyal / Introduction Malavika Karlekar / Understanding Leadership: Lessons from the Women’s
Movement Devaki Jain / Revisiting the Theme of Women’s ‘Empowerment’: How Leadership Matters Padmini Swaminathan / Women Leaders in Every
Mohalla, Every Village Renana Jhabvala / Rockets with Fire in Their Tails? Women Leaders in Kerala’s Panchayats J Devika / Labouring Intellectuals: The
Conceptual World of Dalit Women Gopal Guru / Czarinas or Girl Fridays? Women in the Corporate Sector Pushpa Sundar / Leadership for Women’s Equality
and Empowerment in Higher Education Karuna Chanana / Anatomy of a Change: Early Women Doctors Malavika Karlekar / From Dynasty to Legitimacy:
Women Leaders in Indian Politics Sudha Pai / Other Histories: Gender and Politics in the Fiction of Mahasweta Devi Radha Chakravarty / In Her Own Write:
Writing from a Dalit Feminist Uma Chakravarti / Catalysing Craft: Women Who Shaped the Way Ritu Sethi / Leadership in the Arts: Rukmini Devi Arundale
Ashish Mohan Khokar / Recasting Bodies and the Transformation of the Self: Women Performers in the Bombay Film Industry (1925–1947) Sarah Rahman
Niazi / Ascribing Feminist Intent: The Invention of the Indian Woman Artist Deeptha Achar / The Alpha Songbirds: Independent and Vibrant Kumud Diwan
Jha / Empowering Women through Education: The Story of Indraprastha School Aparna Basu / Gender and Governance: From Concern to Indicators Satish
B. Agnihotri / The Movement for Change: Implementation of Sexual Assault Laws Kirti Singh / Caregivers, Caretakers: Dealing with Impunity and Immunity
at the Margins Sanjoy Hazarika
2015 / 296 pages / Hardback: ` 895.00 (978-93-515-0079-7)
Unpack the key elements of WASH—Water, Sanitation and Hygiene!
GENDER ISSUES IN WATER AND SANITATION PROGRAMMES: Lessons from India
Edited by Aidan A Cronin WASH expert, UNICEF, Pradeep K Mehta Group Leader, Rural Research Centre
at Sehgal Foundation, Gurgaon and Anjal Prakash International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development,
Kathmandu
Exclusion and inequitable access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services and opportunities are major concerns to development
practitioners. The job of providing water for the household invariably falls on women, often at the expense of their education, income-earning
opportunities and social, cultural and political involvement. This book aims to unpack the key elements of the WASH–gender nexus, examine these
and recommend ways ahead for improved gender outcomes and WASH impact in India.
CONTENTS: Foreword Joke Muylwijk / Introduction: Achieving the Desired Gender Outcome in Water and Sanitation Anjal Prakash, Aidan Cronin and
Pradeep K Mehta / I: CONCEPTUAL UNDERPINNING / Accelerating Gender Outcomes: The WASH Sector Sunetra Lala, Malika Basu, Jyotsna and
Aidan Cronin / Women and Water: Vulnerability from water shortages Yusuf Kabir, Niranjan Vedantam and M Dinesh Kumar / Crossing Boundaries:
Gender and IWRM in Education and Research Anjal Prakash and Chanda Gurung Goodrich / Gender and WASH: Capacity-building Initiatives Swati
Sinha / II: CASE STUDIES: WATER / Gender Issues in Watershed Management Suhas P Wani , Anantha K H, Sreedevi, T K / Gender and Governance:
A Case of Jalswarajya Project Aditya Bastola / Unleashing the Gender Differentials in Water Management: The Rural Milieu Pradeep K Mehta and Niti
Saxena / The High Fluoride Burden and Tribal Women: Occurrence and Remedy Tapas Chakma, Gregor von Medeazza, Sanjay Singh and Pradeep
Meshram / Women’s Voice in Water Resource Management K A S Mani, Vallaperla Paul Raja Rao, Madhukar Reddy and Ch. Ram Babu / Leadership
and Participation: Role of Gender Sudhir Prasad, Satyabrata Acharya and Somnath Basu / III: CASE STUDIES: SANITATION / Enabling Gendered
Environment for Watershed Management Eshwer Kale and Dipak Zade / Women-led Total Sanitation: Saving Lives and Dignity Gregor von Medeazza,
Megha Jain, Ajit Tiwari, Janardan Prasad Shukla and Nisheet Kumar / Innovative Approaches in Communication Ajit K. Saxena, Shailesh Mujumdar
and Gregor von Medeazza / Liberty from Shame: Accelerating Sanitation with ASHAs Amit Mehrotra and Ajay Singh / IV: CONCLUSION / Conclusions
and Ways Forward Aidan Cronin, Anjal Prakash and Pradeep K Mehta / Index
New!
2015 / 340 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-93-515-0065-0)
Widens and deepens the current discourse on disability and gender!
Forthcoming!
DISABILITY, GENDER AND THE TRAJECTORIES OF POWER
Edited by Asha Hans former Director School of Women’s Studies and Professor of Political Science,
Utkal University, India
Disability, Gender and The Trajectories of Power argues for the rights of women with disabilities, who live on the periphery of society, where
exclusion and stigma are part of their lives. Since disability and gender intersect with categories, such as type of disability, class, caste, ethnicity
and rural-urban residence, they form a heterogeneous group.
Based on the voices of women with disabilities, the chapters in this volume are constructed around the vision for a culture, which is a community
of equals in a just world. The aim is to argue for a society where they are not denied respect, equality and justice.
CONTENTS: Preface and Acknowledgements / Introduction: Gendering the Disability Framework / Part I: DISABILITY: A GENDERED PROBLEMATIC AND
CONCEPTUALISATION / A Gendered Perspective of Disability Studies Upali Chakravarti / Women with Disabilities: How Do They Fare in Our Society?
S B Agnihotri Amrita Patel / Women with Psychosocial Disabilities: Shifting the Lens from Medical to Social Nilika Mehrotra and Mahima Nayar /
PART II: HUMAN EXPERIENCES AND AGENCY / I Feel Normal Inside. Outside, My Body Isn’t! Malini Chib / What is the Intersection between Oppression
of Women and Psychiatric Oppression? Tina Minkowitz / Tale of Married Women With Disabilities: An Oxymoron Reality Santoshi Halder / A Disabled
Mother’s Journey in Raising her Child Sandhya Limaye / Developmental Disability and the Family: Autism Spectrum Disorder in Urban India Shubhangi
Vaidya / Part III: TOWARDS NONDISCRIMINATORY GENDERED STRATEGIES / Yes, Girls and Women with Disabilities Do Math!: An Intersectionality Analysis
Stephanie Ortoleva / Gendered Constructions of Work and Disability in Contemporary India: Discursive and Empirical Perspectives Renu Addlakha / Legal
Capacity And Civil Political Rights For People With Psychosocial Disabilities Bhargavi V Davar / Epilogue: Transforming Invisibilities and Obscure Directions /
Index
2015 / 312 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (tent) (978-93-515-0123-7)
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PUBLIC HEALTH / PSYCHOLOGY / SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION
New!
The role of Indian state in providing health care facilities to women with HIV/AIDS!
GENDER, SEXUALITY AND HIV/AIDS: Exploring Politics of Women’s Health in India
Skylab Sahu University of Delhi and an Independent Researcher
Gender, Sexuality and HIV/AIDS discusses provisions taken by the government in providing health care to patients in India while also examining
how that has inﬂuenced society’s perception of the disease as well as the patients themselves.
This book explores in depth the dimensions of health care accessibility, gender equity measures and strategies used by the State as well as the role
played by civil society organizations and activists.
CONTENTS: Introduction / Health Discourse in India / The State and Women’s Health In India / Gender, Power and Sexuality: Women’s Vulnerability to HIV/
AIDS / The State’s Approach To HIV/AIDS: A Gender and Health Rights Perspective / Addressing The Rights of HIV Positive Women: Interventions by Civil
Society Organizations / Health Movements in India / Conclusion / Bibliography
2015 / 240 pages / Hardback: ` 895.00 (978-93-515-0081-0)
Provides a holistic and indigenous understanding of health, health beliefs, role
of traditional healing practices, effective methods for conducting research on
chronic illnesses!
Forthcoming!
HEALTH BELIEFS AND COPING WITH CHRONIC DISEASES
Ajit K Dalal University of Allahabad, India
Health Beliefs and Coping with Chronic Diseases argues that a patient’s faith, cultural beliefs and attitude play critical role in his/her recovery
from chronic diseases. Based on empirical studies conducted by the author and his colleagues, this book highlights the role of social, psychological
and spiritual factors in restoring and maintaining good health. In traditional societies such as India, people frequently make attributions to God and
the karma theory which have signiﬁcant bearings on the way they seek remedies (both medicinal and spiritual) and may visit both a medical doctor
and a faith healer. Multiple therapeutic paradigms which offer their healing services need to be understood from the patient’s perspective as well.
CONTENTS: Preface / I: THEORY AND RESEARCH / Psychology and Health: The Emerging Perspectives / Health Beliefs and Living with Chronic Diseases /
Development of an Attribution Model of Psychological Recovery / II: BELIEFS ABOUT CHRONIC DISEASES / Psychological Recovery of Accident Victims
with Physical Disability / Health Beliefs and Psychological Adjustment to a Chronic Illness / Beliefs about the World and Recovery from Myocardial Infarction /
Development of a Measure of Psychological Recovery / Measures of Perception of Hospital Environment and Affective Reactions / III: CHRONIC DISEASES,
SELF AND SOCIETY / A Narrative Approach to Understand Illness Experience / Self-construal among Healthy and Chronically Sick Women / Family Support
and Coping with Chronic Diseases / Folk Healing and Public Health-Care Programmes / Index
2015 / 256 pages / Hardback: ` 895.00 (978-93-515-0078-0)
What lies behind decision-making and improved educational and managerial performance?
COGNITIVE PLANNING AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS: Applications in Management
and Education
J P Das University of Alberta, Canada and Sasi B Misra Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India,
Gandhinagar
New!
What lies behind decision-making and improved educational and managerial performance? This book tries to answer by putting forth meaningful
strategies in the context of planning and executive functions. This is based on ﬁve broad themes:
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SOrigin of planning and executive functions engaged in problem-solving, and how these functions are measured from three worlds, viz., world
of physical objects, world of conscious and unconscious states and psychological control, and world of cultural products, such as language,
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CONTENTS: Preface / Introduction / I: CONCEPTS / Cognitive Planning in the Context of PASS Theory / Models of Planning: Past and Current / II: PLANNING
AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS AND THE BRAIN / Deconstructing Executive Functions / Executive Functions, Planning and Intelligence: Can Brain Localization
Help? / III: ATTENTION, PLANNING AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS: ASSESSMENT / Separating Planning and Attention / Assessments: History and Selected
Studies / Planning and Executive Function Tests: Ready for Use / IV: APPLICATIONS IN MANAGEMENT AND EDUCATION / Rational and Irrational in Managerial
Behaviour / Cognitive Competence and Managerial Behaviour / The Inﬂuence of Emotions and Will / V: ENHANCEMENT OF EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT
& DECISION-MAKING / Planning in Writing : Compositions and Oral Narratives / Verbalization Enhances Planning: Application in Education / Math Learning /
Two Programs for Cognitive Strategy Training / Planning and Decision Making: Training for Enhancement / Revisits and Reprise / Bibliography / Index
2015 / 364 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-93-515-0036-0)
Changing the role of ‘special’ schools to schools for all!
DIVERSITY, SPECIAL NEEDS AND INCLUSION IN EARLY YEARS EDUCATION
Edited by Sophia Dimitriadi Department of Early Childhood Education, T.E.I. of Athens, Greece
Instead of segregating children with special needs from the rest, Diversity, Special Needs, and Inclusion in Early Years Education argues
for inclusiveness in educational institutions, through changes in curriculum and teaching methods. The book presents case studies from various
countries as well as theoretical frameworks, models, approaches and projects on diversity and inclusion to effective implementation of programmes
and practices for young children.
CONTENTS: Preface / Foreword by Babette Brown / Acknowledgements / List of Abbreviations / Introduction Sophia Dimitriadi / I: RESEARCH, STUDIES
AND PROJECTS / Special Educational Needs and Early Childhood Practitioners in an Irish Context Mary Moloney and Eucharia McCarthy / Language
Issues and Pre-school Education in Kenya: A Reﬂection on Diversity, Challenges and Remedies Mary Wangechi Kamunyu / Training Innovative Pre-school
Students through an ICT Project: A Case Study from Turkey Hayal Köksal / II: APPROACHES AND METHODS / Inclusionary Education in Early Years through
the Use of Persona Dolls: A Case from Greece Sophia Dimitriadi / Effective Pedagogy for Inclusive Education: The Role of Mediated Learning Experience
Dorothy R Howie / Teaching Ethical Values to Pre-school Children Gülçin Alpöge / III: EDUCATIONAL FRAMEWORKS, CURRICULA AND MODELS /
Theory and Practice of Inclusive Education in Hungary Ágnes N Tóth / Multicultural Umbrella Model: 6 Cs for Successful Integration Jean-Baptiste Quillien,
Gabriela M Theis and Veronica R Quillien / IV: LITERATURE REVIEW EVIDENCE AND CONSIDERATIONS / Cross Disability Approach to Inclusion of
Children Amitav Mishra and Mousumi Bhaumik / Young Children with Disabilities in India: Essential Competencies of Early Childhood Educators Ajay Das,
Annamaria Jerome-Raja and Sushama Sharma / Conclusion
2015 / 260 pages / Hardback: ` 1095.00 (978-93-515-0029-2)
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The role of universities to bring about knowledge transformation in
rural communities.
Forthcoming!
EDUCATION / COMMUNICATION & MEDIA STUDIES
A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE ROLE OF UNIVERSITIES IN TRANSFORMATION
OF KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS IN RURAL AREAS
Wang Li Deputy Director at UNESCO International Research and Training Centre for Rural Education (INRULED)
in Beijing, China
This book is an important investigation of the roles that a university plays in sustainable rural development. In doing so, the book takes an interesting
approach and engages in a comparative study of two universities, both located in China and Australia. It examines universities in quite different
locations but whose work and roles are no less signiﬁcant in terms of national development.
The book poses the question, ‘What is the role of universities to bring about knowledge transformation in rural communities?’
CONTENTS: Foreword / Education for Rural Development / The General Roles of Universities, Adult Education, and Agricultural Extension Education /
Educational Development in Rural Hebei China 1949-2012 / Agricultural University of Hebei and its Rural Development Case Studies / Educational Development
in Northern Territory, Australia / Charles Darwin University (CDU) And its Participation In Rural Development / Juxtaposition / The Common Factors in the
Case / Conclusion / Bibliography / Appendix 1: Interview Schedule / Appendix 2: Survey Schedule / Appendix 3: Field Visit and Investigation Schedule
SAGE China Studies
2015 / 308 pages / Hardback: ` 595.00 (tent) (978-93-515-0119-0)
Insights into continuing professional development of teachers in rural schools!
Forthcoming!
DEVELOPING SUPPORT SYSTEMS FOR RURAL TEACHERS’
CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Edited by Zhao Yuchi Programme Specialist and Administrative Ofﬁcer of UNESCO International Research and
Training Centre for Rural Education in Beijing, China Liu Jing Programme Specialist and Administrative Ofﬁcer of
UNESCO International Research and Training Centre for Rural Education in Beijing, China and Awol Endris
What do rural school teachers need and how can they be supported in their continuing professional development (CPD)? How can a teacher
support system be set up and function in a certain context? What factors would guarantee the success of the system? This book tries to answer
these questions by taking ﬁve case studies from very different contexts and countries: Cambodia, China, Ethiopia, Mozambique and Romania but
with a common topic of, ‘developing teacher support systems in rural areas for their continuing professional development (CPD)’.
CONTENTS: Foreword / Executive Summary / An Overall Review of Support for Rural Teachers’ Continuing Professional Development F Helen Drinan /
Mentoring System for Teachers’ Professional Development: A Case from Romania Ana Maria Sandi / County Teacher Support System: A Case from China,
‘The Southwest Basic Education Project’ Liu Jing / School-cluster System as Support Mechanism for Teachers: A Case Study from Cambodia F Helen
Drinan / Pedagogical Workshops as a Rural Teacher Support System in Mozambique Ajuda do Povo para o Povo / Rural Teachers’ Continuing Professional
Development Support System: The Case of Ethiopia Theodros Shewarget Belew / Summary and Policy Recommendations / Index
SAGE China Studies
2015 / 300 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (tent) (978-93-515-0120-6)
Enable better communication among diverse communities in modernising India.
Forthcoming!
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION: The Indian Context
Ramesh N Rao Columbus State University and Avinash Thombre University of Arkansas, Little Rock
Intercultural Communication is the ﬁrst of its kind that introduces readers to the challenges of and opportunities for communicating across
verbal, nonverbal, and cultural differences existing in India, due to its myriad languages, and ethnic, caste, and religious diversity. It provides the
requisite context, scholarly framework, and examples to enable readers to understand this disparity. It offers them tools for reconciliation, and steps
for improving understanding of themselves to reduce conﬂicts and enable better communication among diverse groups in a modernising India.
CONTENTS: Preface / Communication and Culture / The Beginnings of Intercultural Contact / Orientation of Culture / Self, Perception, and Formation of
Intercultural Identity / Nonverbal Communication: The World Beyond Words / Language and Intercultural Identity / Cosmologies and Worldviews / Cultures
within Culture / Culture, Communication, and Conﬂict / Competence in and Knowledge of Intercultural Communication
2015 / 424 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (tent) (978-93-515-0030-8)
Insights into the importance of independent media for democratic governance
in the wider South Asian region!
Forthcoming!
EMBATTLED MEDIA: Democracy, Governance and Reform in Sri Lanka
Edited by William Crawley and David Page both at Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London
and Kishali Pinto-Jayawardena Legal Analyst on Civil Liberties, Sri Lanka
Embattled Media is the ﬁrst book to look comprehensively at the evolution of the media in post colonial Sri Lanka, with a focus on media policy, law
and education. It also offers valuable insights into the importance of independent media for democratic governance in the wider South Asian region.
CONTENTS: Preface / Democracy, Governance and Media Reform: Sri Lanka and the Wider Region. / I: THE PRINT MEDIA IN SRI LANKA / The Erosion of
Media Freedoms: Some Historical Reﬂections Sinha Ratnatunga / Minority Media at the Crossroads Ameen Izzadeen / Journalism on the Front Line Amal
Jayasinghe / Women Journalists: Fighting the Good Fight Namini Wijedasa / II: ELECTRONIC AND NEW MEDIA / The Political Economy of the Electronic
Media Tilak Jayaratne and Sarath Kellapotha / New Media, Old Mindsets Nalaka Gunawardene / III: LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS / One
Step Forward, Many Steps Back: Media Law Reform Examined Kishali Pinto-Jayawardena and Gehan Gunatilleke / Why a Right to Information Act is
an Urgent Necessity Jayantha de Almeida Guneratne / IV: MEDIA EDUCATION AND REFORM / Media Education: A Curricular Review Kishali PintoJayawardena and Gehan Gunatilleke / Media Education and the Tamil Community: A view from the North and the East S Raguram / Putting the Citizen
First: New Approaches to Media Literacy Tilak Jayaratne and Sarath Kellapotha / V: FUTURE PROSPECTS / Challenges Ahead and a Call for Action
Kishali Pinto-Jayawardena and Gehan Gunatilleke / Conclusion: Media Reform in a National and Global Context / Glossary / Bibliography / Index
2015 / 416 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-93-515-0062-9)
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The evolution of Indian media in the context of economic, political and sociological developments!
COMMUNICATION & MEDIA STUDIES / FILM STUDIES
INDIAN NEWS MEDIA: From Observer to Participant
Usha M Rodrigues Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia and Maya Ranganathan Macquarie University,
Sydney, Australia
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Professor Daya Thussu Co-Director of India Media Centre, University of Westminster, London
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This book makes a new and signiﬁcant argument that Indian news media are no longer just observers but active participants in the events that
direct the nation. It explores the changing role and performance of Indian news media in the past 25 years by examining their coverage of some of
the landmark events and issues within the context of the India’s ‘globalising’ polity, increased privatisation, new communication technologies and
the rise of individualism.
CONTENTS: Introduction: Indian News Media in a Globalised Era Usha M Rodrigues / Television Politics: Evolution of Sun TV in the South Maya Ranganathan /
Sting Journalism: A Sign of the Times Maya Ranganathan / 24-Hour News and Terror: Did the Media Cross the Line? Usha M Rodrigues / Paid News:
Cocktail of Media, Business and Politics Maya Ranganathan / Anna’s Movement: Social Media Sets Traditional Media’s Agenda Usha M Rodrigues / The
Mediated Nation in the Age of Globalisation Maya Ranganathan / News Media’s Role in a Transitioning Society Usha M Rodrigues / Index
2015 / 256 pages / Hardback: ` 895.00 (978-93-515-0050-6)
New!
An academic enquiry into the works of avant-garde filmmakers!
BRAVE NEW BOLLYWOOD: In Conversation with Contemporary Hindi Filmmakers
Nirmal Kumar Sri Venkateshwara College, New Delhi and Preeti Chaturvedi Senior Marketing Professional
and writes on Media and Cultural Studies
These are interesting times in the history of Indian cinema, particularly because the established aesthetic conventions and modes of production of
the Hindi ﬁlm industry are being challenged, as are the boundaries between what is alternative and what is mainstream. This book is an attempt to
contextualize the upsurge in this form of cinema in Bollywood/Hindi ﬁlm industry.
It also aims to promote an academic enquiry into the works of these ﬁlmmakers, their religious beliefs, social moorings, cinematic inﬂuences,
attitudes towards ﬁlmmaking and experiences of making movies.
CONTENTS: Brave New Bollywood: An Introduction / Dibakar Banerjee: Of Milieu, Technique and the Dialectic of Anti-dumb Cinema / Kiran Rao: The Personal
as the Voyeur—The Aesthetics of Meaning / Reema Kagti” Collaboration and Commerce—Treading the Thin Line / Zoya Akhtar: Urban and Unapologetic—
The Cinema of Zoya Akhtar / Shonali Bose: Loss and Survival—The Cinema of Meaning / Anusha Rizvi: Content as King—How Stories Create Filmmakers /
Onir: The Politics at the Margins—Being an Alternative Filmmaker in Bollywood / Tigmanshu Dhulia: The Alternative as Mainstream—Blurring the Boundaries
in Cinematic Tradition / Index
2015 / 304 pages / Hardback: ` 850.00 (978-93-515-0031-5)
New!
The study of Tamil cinema is among the few works in English on South Indian cinema in the
studio era.
MADRAS STUDIOS: Narrative, Genre, and Ideology in Tamil Cinema
Swarnavel Eswaran Pillai Michigan State University
This book is a necessary read for anyone who wishes to understand not just Tamil cinema but the politics and culture which shaped it.
—Venkatesh Chakravarthy, Eminent Scholar of Tamil cinema, independent ﬁlmmaker and
Director of L.V. Prasad Film & TV Academy
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Madras Studios documents the history of Tamil cinema, one of the colossal ﬁlm industries in the world, and studies the major studios of Madras,
the largest outside Hollywood in the private sector.It engages with ﬁve major studios of Madras—Modern Theatres, AVM, Gemini, Vijaya-Vauhini,
and Prasad—through the origins of their founders, and explicates how their history inﬂuenced the narratives, genre, and ideology of the canonical
ﬁlms made in Madras studios, arguing for their lasting inﬂuence on Tamil cinema.
CONTENTS: Preface / Introduction / A Multiplicity of Inﬂuence: Modern Theatres and Its Films / The AVM and the Gemini Studios: The Dravidian Movement
and the Competing Narratives / Vijaya-Vauhini and Prasad: The Other Narratives / Traces of the Studio System: A Certain Tendency of the Tamil Cinema /
Dravidian Utopia and Dystopia: Canonical and Contemporary Tamil Cinema / Bibliography / Filmography / Index
2015 / 372 pages / Hardback: ` 1250.00 (978-93-515-0121-3)
New!
How the cinematic persona of MGR was encoded!
THE IMAGE TRAP: M.G. Ramachandran in Film and Politics
M S S Pandian Centre for Historical Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
Scholars have made substantial headway in understanding the counter-hegemonic politics of the subaltern classes. However, there is little analysis
of how the ruling elite produce consent for their domination or hegemony from them. The author takes this as a point of departure and explores the
popularity enjoyed by M.G. Ramachandran, the ﬁlm actor-cum-politician of Tamil Nadu, among the poor whose interests he constantly violated.
The book delineates the cultural elements which were mobilised to constitute a stereotypical cinematic persona of MGR, and how it was employed
in the domain of politics.
CONTENTS: Preface / The Image Trap / Appendix I: A Brief Chronology of MGR’s Life / Appendix II: MGR’s Filmography / Appendix III: Electoral Performance
of the AIADMK in Tamil Nadu / Bibliography / Index
2015 / 196 pages / Hardback: ` 645.00 (978-93-515-0066-7)
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Widen the perspective on Indian history!
Just Released!
SAGE SERIES IN MODERN INDIAN HISTORY
The SAGE Series in Modern Indian History consists of well-researched volumes with a wider scope and is intended to bring together the
growing volume of historical studies that share a broad common historiographic focus. The approach that the authors have tried to evolve looks
sympathetically, though critically, at the Indian national liberation struggle and other popular movements such as those of labour, peasants, lower
castes, tribal peoples and women. The series also looks at colonialism as a structure and a system, and analyzes changes in economy, society
and culture in the colonial context as also in the context of independent India.
HISTORY
The volumes in the set include:
Volume 1: Independence and Partition: The Erosion of Colonial Power in India by Sucheta Mahajan
Volume 2: A Narrative of Communal Politics: Uttar Pradesh, 1937–39 by Salil Misra
Volume 3: Imperialism, Nationalism and the Making of the Indian Capitalist Class, 1920–1947 by Aditya Mukherjee
Volume 4: From Movement To Government: The Congress in the United Provinces, 1937–42 by Visalakshi Menon
Volume 5: Peasants in India’s Non-Violent Revolution: Practice and Theory by Mridula Mukherjee
Volume 6: Communalism in Bengal: From Famine to Noakhali, 1943–47 by Rakesh Batabyal
Volume 7: Political Mobilization and Identity in Western India,1934–47 by Shri Krishan
Volume 8: The Garrison State: Military, Government and Society in Colonial Punjab, 1849–1947 by Tan Tai Yong
Volume 9: Colonializing Agriculture: The Myth of Punjab Exceptionalism by Mridula Mukherjee
Volume 10: Region, Nation, “Heartland”: Uttar Pradesh in India’s Body-Politic by Gyanesh Kudaisya
Volume 11: National Movement and Politics in Orissa, 1920–29 by Pritish Acharya
Volume 12: Communism and Nationalism in Colonial India, 1939–45 by D N Gupta
Volume 13: Vocalising Silence: Political Protests in Orissa, 1930–32 by Chandi Prasad Nanda
Volume 14: Nandanar’s Children: The Paraiyans’ Tryst with Destiny, Tamil Nadu 1850–1956 by Raj Sekhar Basu
Volume 15: Enlightenment and Violence: Modernity and Nation-Making by Tadd Fernée
2014 / 6160 pages / Hardback: Rs 15000.00 (978-93-515-0152-7)
Evolution of Right to Property Law and its relationship with the idea of socialism!
THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND SOCIAL REVOLUTION: Right to Property since
Independence
New!
V Krishna Ananth Department of History, Sikkim University
This book highlights the evolution of India’s Constitution into a tool for social revolution, tracing the various stages through which the law on the
Right to Property and its relationship with the idea of socialism—as laid out in Parts III and IV of the Constitution—have evolved. It underlines that
the road to social revolution has been marked by a process where attempts to give effect to the idea of justice—social, economic, and political—as
laid down in the Preamble have achieved a measure of success.
CONTENTS: Series Editor’s Preface / Preface / Idea of Socialism and the Indian National Congress: The Nehru Imprint / Socialism and the Right to Property
as a Fundamental Right: The Constituent Assembly Debates / Socialism as State Policy: A Brief Discussion on the Debate on Directive Principles in the
Constituent Assembly / The Socialist Agenda: Reconciling Fundamental Rights with Directive Principles / Property as Fundamental Right: The Judiciary Strikes
Again / Restoring the Balance: Keshavananda and the Basic Structure Doctrine / Integrating the Directive Principles into the Fundamental Rights / Socialism
and Liberalization / Conclusion / Appendices / Bibliography / Index
SAGE Series in Modern Indian History
2015 / 536 pages / Hardback: ` 1395.00 (978-93-515-0063-6)
The historical importance of South Asia during the aftermath of the First World War!
THE INTERNATIONALIST MOMENT: South Asia, Worlds, and World Views 1917–39
Edited by Ali Raza Research Fellow, Zentrum Moderner Orient, Berlin, Franziska Roy Research Fellow,
Zentrum Moderner Orient, Berlin and Benjamin Zachariah Research Fellow, Karl Jaspers Centre for Advanced
Transcultural Studies at Heidelberg University
The years between the First and Second World Wars comprise a critical moment in the history of the world. This volume highlights this period in
the political and social mobilization that comprises the “internationalist moment,” through the lens of South Asians’ interactions with a wider world
and the wider world’s interactions with South Asia. The essays contribute to a growing, but as yet, inadequate ﬁeld of the intellectual history of
South Asia.
CONTENTS: Preface / Introduction: The Internationalism of the Moment: South Asia and the Contours of the Interwar World Ali Raza, Franziska Roy, and
Benjamin Zachariah / Internationalisms in the Interwar Years: The Travelling of Ideas Benjamin Zachariah / India and the League Against Imperialism: A
Special ‘Blend’ of Nationalism and Internationalism Michele L Louro / Uniting the Oppressed Peoples of the East: Revolutionary Internationalism in an Asian
Inﬂection Carolien Stolte / Straddling the International and the Regional: The Punjabi Left in the Interwar Period Ali Raza / Meeting the Rebel Girl: Anticolonial
Solidarity and Interracial Romance Maia Ramnath / International Utopia and National Discipline: Youth and Volunteer Movements in Interwar South Asia
Franziska Roy / Sre ko Kosovel and Rabindranath Tagore: Universalist Hopes from the Margins of Europe Ana Jelnikar / Meghnad Saha’s Two International
Faces: Politics in Science and Science in Politics between the Wars Robert S Anderson / About the Editors and Contributors / Index
2015 / 316 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-81-321-1979-1)
Hegemonic shift in power from Mughal-era elites to the non-Muslims!
Forthcoming!
STATE FORMATION AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF NON-MUSLIM
HEGEMONY: Post-Mughal 19th-Century Punjab
Rishi Singh School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, UK
State Formation and the Establishment of Non-Muslim Hegemony examines the state formation process in Punjab and the qualitative
change in the hegemony of elites from Muslims to non-Muslims in the ﬁrst half of the nineteenth century. It argues that after the emergence of the
Sikh faith in the ﬁfteenth century, there appeared on the social fabric of elites two distinct categories, the Muslim and the non-Muslim.
CONTENTS: Introduction / Emergence of Sikh Space and Contesting Religious Identities / Emergence of Sikh Hegemony and Its Legitimacy Over Muslim
Elites in Eighteenth Century Panjab / The Process of Change: From Muslim Elites to Non-Muslim Elites in the Nineteenth Century Panjab / State Formation:
The Issue of Legitimacy among Muslim Subjects / Conclusion / Appendices / Glossary / Bibliography / Index
2015 / 280 pages / Hardback: ` 795.00 (tent) (978-93-515-0075-9)
July-December 2014 | Volume 8 Issue 1 & 2
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HISTORY / GOVERNANCE / PUBLIC POLICY
New!
Reveals the influence and role of Provincial Governors in Vice-Regal policymaking, affecting
administration and governance of British India!
A GOVERNORS’ RAJ: British Administration during Lord Irwin’s Viceroyalty,
1926–1931
Michael Fenwick Macnamara Independent scholar, and Honorary Associate, School of Humanities,
University of New England, Australia
A Governors’ Raj explores the nature and impact of the governor’s role in developing government policy, and the consequent effect in British
India. Analysing the governors’ approaches towards and inﬂuence on Indian nationalism and other matters, it examines Lord Irwin’s era due to its
importance in India’s constitutional development.
The book explores the governors’ contributions to British policy responses towards: the Montford Reforms and dyarchy; the Simon Commission;
the Dominion Status Declaration; the First Round Table Conference; communal tensions; the detenu issue; communism, terrorism, Bardoli; Gandhi,
civil disobedience and insurgency. It is introduced by an exposition of their constitutional, legal and personal standing in India.
CONTENTS: Preface / Introduction / The Governors: Their Constitutional, Legal and Personal Standing / The Montford Reforms and Dyarchy / The Governors’
Contribution to the Simon Commission / The Dominion Status Declaration and First Round Table Conference / Communal Tensions and the Detenu Issue /
Communism, Terrorism and Countermeasures / The Challenge of Bardoli and Lessons Learnt / The Direct Challenge of Congress, Gandhi and the Civil
Disobedience Movement / Conclusion / Bibliography / Appendices / Glossary / Index / About the Author
2015 / 268 pages / Hardback: ` 895.00 (978-93-515-0044-5)
The political willingness to bring good governance depends on the electoral importance of the
middle classes.
THE ROOTS OF ILL-GOVERNANCE AND CORRUPTION
V Santhakumar Azim Premji University, Bangalore
The Roots of Ill-Governance and Corruption provides a comprehensive assessment of the motivation behind corruption and ill-governance in
countries such as India. It presents a sound theoretical structure outlining the journey through various phases of elitism, counter-elitism, competitive
populism, and, ﬁnally, good governance.
The political willingness to bring in good governance, the book argues, depends on the electoral importance of the middle classes. Ironically,
however, such a middle class emerges out of the policies of distributing private goods, including education, facilitated through counter-elite capture
and competitive populism.
CONTENTS: Preface / Introduction / Elite Capture / Capture of Governments by Social Counter-Elites / Under-Class Capture of the State / Competitive
Populism / Moving Beyond Competitive Populism / Epilogue / Bibliography / Index
2015 / 192 pages / Hardback: ` 695.00 (978-93-515-0059-9)
Analyses on how the processes of governance, development and conflict are inter-connected!
GOVERNANCE, CONFLICT AND DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTH ASIA: Perspectives
from India, Nepal and Sri Lanka
Edited by Siri Hettige University of Colombo and Eva Gerharz Ruhr-University, Bochum
New!
Governance, Conﬂict and Development in South Asia examines how various forms of governance have emerged in South Asia after
colonialism, and the developmental and conﬂict-related challenges these countries face. It draws from the contexts of India, Sri Lanka and Nepal,
highlighting the degree of institutionalization of democracy.
The book further points to the manner in which shortcomings in governmental arrangements intersect with the prevalence of conﬂict at the national
as well as sub-national levels.
CONTENTS: Preface / Introduction: Governance, Development and Conﬂict in South Asia Siri Hettige and Eva Gerharz / I: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES
ON DEVELOPMENT AND GOVERNANCE / ‘Participation’ and ‘Empowerment’ in the Development Discourse: Rethinking Key Concepts Ravinder Kaur and
Vinod K Jairath / The Idea of Development as Governance: India in the First Decade of Independence Dilip M Menon / II: EXPERIENCING DEVELOPMENT
AND CONFLICT AT NATIONAL LEVEL / Governance and Development in Post-Independence Sri Lanka Siri Hettige / Rituals of Democracy and Development
in Nepal David N Gellner / III: GOVERNANCE, CONFLICT AND DEVELOPMENT: EXPERIENCE AT THE GRASSROOTS / Negotiating a Dual Governance
System during the Conﬂict in Nepal Natalie Hicks / Empowerment of Excluded Groups: Local Democracy and Social Change in Rural Odisha, Eastern India
B B Mohanty / Between Order and Chaos: Jaffna’s Local Images of Governance during Conﬂict Eva Gerharz / IV: IDEAS AND INTERESTS IN GOVERNANCE
AND DEVELOPMENT IN CONFLICT-RIDDEN SOCIETIES / Economic Growth to Conﬂict Mitigation: Changing Aid Strategies of Nepal’s Donors Acharya
Laxman / Good Governance and Development in a Shrinking Local Policy Space: GATS and Service Sector Reforms Dileepa Witharana / Glossary / Index
Governance, Conﬂict and Civic Action, 6
2015 / 300 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-93-515-0100-8)
Traces and examines the continuity and change of India’s policy towards
its North-eastern region!
Forthcoming!
INDIA’S LOOK EAST POLICY AND THE NORTHEAST
Thongkholal Haokip Department of Political Science, Presidency University, Kolkata
India’s Look East policy was launched in 1991 by the then Narasimha Rao government to renew political contacts, increase economic integration
and forge security cooperation with several countries of Southeast Asia. The book, while providing a historical background of political integration
and its fallout in Northeast India since independence, traces and examines the continuity and change of India’s policy towards its Northeastern
region and the economic potentials of the Look East policy, starting its analysis of Nehruvian policy framework for the Northeast to the politics of
political representation and the development syndrome.
CONTENTS: Preface / Regional Integration and India / Evolution of India’s Look East Policy / Economic Potentials of the Look East Policy / Political Integration in
Northeast India / Economic Development in Northeast India / India’s Northeast Policy / Political Impact of the Look East Policy / Conclusion / Bibliography / Index
2015 / 222 pages / Hardback: ` 850.00 (tent) (978-93-515-0101-5)
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Forthcoming!
PUBLIC POLICY / ECONOMICS & DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
Insights into the policy evolution and its future to meet India’s diverse and
competing defence and industrializational needs!
PERSPECTIVES ON INDIA’S DEFENCE OFFSET POLICY
Edited by ManMohan S Sodhi Cass Business School, City University London and Colonel (Retd) Rajiv
Bhargava Associate Director, Munjal Institute for Global Manufacturing
As one of the largest importers of defence equipment in the world, India’s defence procurement affects many domestic and foreign companies,
whether or not defence related, owing to its defence offset policy. The policy continues to evolve with as many exceptions as conformities in
implementation. This is because of the country’s diverse and competing needs for defence, industrialization and economic self-sufﬁciency. These
needs, along with the industry’s needs to make proﬁtable investments, are articulated in this book by defence analysts, civil and elected ofﬁcials,
Western original equipment manufacturers and Indian manufacturers, including public sector undertakings.
CONTENTS: Foreword by S K Munjal / Preface / PART I: AN OVERVIEW OF DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES / Divergent Views on Defence Offsets ManMohan
S Sodhi and Rajiv Bhargava / PART II: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT AND ANALYSTS / India’s Needs and Defence Offsets E S L
Narasimhan / Offsets: A Finance Perspective Vijaylakshmy K Gupta / Objectives and Potential of Offsets Mrinal Suman / Defence Offsets and Capability
Build Up S N Misra / Chinese Takeaways for Building a High-Tech Defence Innovation Base in India Smita Purushottam / Technology in Offsets: A Strategic
Tool to Galvanize the Indian Defence Industry Shobhana Joshi / The Value Chain in Defence Offsets K V Kuber / Knowledge Arbitrage through Defence
Offsets S S Mehta / PART III: VIEWS FROM THE GLOBAL OEMs / Offsets: A Global Prime Standpoint Nalin Jain / FDI in Defence Offsets Thelakat
Jayadevan / Essential Elements of a Successful Offset Policy George B White / Offset Policy: The Link between OEM and Local Industry Yannis Ailianos /
Nurturing Longterm Relationships through Offset Banking and Trading of Offsets R S Bhatia / PART IV: VIEWS FROM THE INDIAN PRIVATE SECTOR / An
Overview of Indian Defence Manufacturing V Sumantran / Dealing with the Government: An SME Perspective Arvind Lakshmikumar / Warship Building in
India M K Badhwar / SMEs as Prime Contractors Ashok Atluri / The Market Opportunity Vivek Lall / PART V: CONCLUSION: THE LARGER CONTEXT OF
INDIAN MANUFACTURING / Building India’s Defence Industrial Base by R C Bhargava / Index
2015 / 248 pages / Hardback: ` 895.00 (tent) (978-93-515-0139-8)
The importance of an integrated fiscal regime!
ENVIRONMENT AND FISCAL REFORMS IN INDIA
Edited by D K Srivastava Chief Policy Advisor, EY India, and Honorary Professor, Madras School of Economics
and K S Kavi Kumar Madras School of Economics
Environment and Fiscal Reforms in India is characterized by inadequacies such as cascading, multiple tax rates and inter-state sales tax,
fragmenting the all-India market. The ongoing ﬁscal reforms are aimed at ushering a comprehensive goods and services tax (GST) to address these
concerns. The book argues in favour of integrating environmental considerations in the GST regime. It emphasizes the importance of eco-taxes on
polluting inputs and outputs—at a higher effective rate—taking both the central and the state taxes into account.
CONTENTS: Preface / Context and Overview D K Srivastava and K S Kavi Kumar / Environmental Tax Reforms: International Experience D K Srivastava,
K S Kavi Kumar and C Bhujanga Rao / Goods and Services Tax in India: The Current Debate D K Srivastava / Integrating Environmental Considerations
in GST Regime D K Srivastava and K S Kavi Kumar / Role of Environmental Subsidies in India D K Srivastava, Rita Pandey and C Bhujanga Rao /
Conclusion and Prospects D K Srivastava and K S Kavi Kumar / Appendices / Bibliography / Index
2015 / 264 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-93-515-0041-4)
An attempt to understand India’s future and development by 2050!
INDIA 2050: A Roadmap to Sustainable Prosperity
Ramgopal Agarwala Chairman, Pahle India Foundation
Can India achieve a high-income status by 2050 when it celebrates the centenary of its Republic? Will the nation eliminate absolute poverty and
improve its human development record? This book emphasizes the centrality of a trade-oriented services sector led by communication, business
services, health, education, research, and innovations for achieving these growth targets. It also argues that inclusiveness, ﬁnancial prudence, and
low-carbon lifestyles are preconditions to long-term growth.
New!
CONTENTS: Foreword Ambassador Shyam Saran / Preface / Introduction / Ending International Income Apartheid in the 21st Century / India’s Growth Story:
A Basis for Conﬁdence but in Need of Course Correction / A New Paradigm for Sustainable Prosperity / Growth Prospects: Downside Scenario and Preferred
Scenario / Export-oriented Knowledge Economy for Sustainable Economic Prosperity / Ensuring Social Sustainability of Prosperity / Financially Sustainable
Resource Mobilization / Making Prosperity Ecologically Sustainable / Toward Decentralized Knowledge-Centric Cities in Prosperous India 2050 / Getting the
Government do Its Duty of Providing Public Goods / Some Overarching Themes / India at Crossroads / Bibliography / Index
2015 / 388 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-93-515-0043-8)
A much-needed post-facto evaluation of one of the most controversial projects in recent
history – the Sardar Sarovar Project.
THE SARDAR SAROVAR PROJECT: Assessing Economic and Social Impacts
S Jagadeesan retired from Indian Administrative Service as the Managing Director of Sardar Sarovar Narmada
Nigam Ltd. (SSNL) and M Dinesh Kumar Executive Director, Institute for Resource Analysis and Policy (IRAP),
Hyderabad, India
This book is set in the context of the growing debate on the role of large dams in the development of countries whose rural landscape is largely
dependent on agriculture. It employs several innovative methodologies in environmental economics to quantify externalities as well as direct beneﬁts
of gravity irrigation and drinking water supplies from the Sardar Sarovar Project—an aspect never undertaken for a project of this size.
The book also tracks the history of rehabilitation and resettlement of people displaced from the Narmada valley to examine how their socioeconomic
and cultural life has changed over time.
CONTENTS: Foreword / Introduction / Setting the Global Context / Social Beneﬁts and Impacts: An Analysis of Sardar Sarovar Project / Narmada River Basin
and Sardar Sarovar Project / Sardar Sarovar Project and Improving Groundwater Regime in Overexploited Regions of Gujarat / Socioeconomic Impact of
Canal Irrigation / Drinking Water Supplies from Narmada: Socioeconomic Impacts / Indirect Impacts of Irrigation and Drinking Water Supply / Environmental
Externalities of Sardar Sarovar Project / Socioeconomic Impacts on Displaced Population / Maximizing Future Beneﬁts and Minimizing Negative Impacts from
Sardar Sarovar Project / Conclusion / Index
2015 / 336 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-93-515-0126-8)
July-December 2014 | Volume 8 Issue 1 & 2
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New!
Touching upon the emerging issues and challenges of Indian economy!
INDIAN ECONOMY IN TRANSITION: Essays in Honour of C.T. Kurien
ECONOMICS & DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
Edited by S Janakarajan Madras Institute of Development Studies, L Venkatachalam Madras Institute of
Development Studies and R Maria Saleth Director, Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA), Chennai
Spanning the main features of India’s economic development, the volume addresses issues such as food inﬂation, farmers and agricultural
performance, labour markets, social infrastructure, climate change, and governance, poverty, and disparity. The chapters showcase the impact
of growth and development measures on the ecosystem and indicate democratic governance as a case which calls for enormous investigation. It
identiﬁes the growing concerns of corruption, lack of transparency in governance, persisting caste discrimination among others as key challenges
of the Indian democracy.
New!
CONTENTS: Foreword / Preface / Indian Economy in Transition: Context and Overview of Issues S Janakarajan, L Venkatachalam and R Maria Saleth /
Globalization and Indian Economy: Issues and Concerns U Sankar / Food Price Inﬂation and Public Procurement: The Indian Experience Abhirup Sarkar /
Agrarian Change under Reforms: A Case Study of Tamil Nadu, 1980–2005 Venkatesh Athreya / Is Farming Proﬁtable to Farmers in India? Evidence from
Cost of Cultivation Survey Data A Narayanamoorthy / Measuring Labour Market Insecurity in Rural India: A Gendered Analysis Brinda Viswanathan and
Padmini Desikachar / Education for All’ in India: Issues, Policies and Imperatives S Chandrasekhar and M H Suryanarayana / The Emerging Aging
Scenario in India, 2001–51 Irudaya Rajan / Impacts of Increased Urban Demand for Water on Livelihood Resilience in Per-urban Areas of Chennai S
Janakarajan / Design of Economic Instruments and Participatory Institutions for Environmental Management in India M N Murty / Household Level Pollution
in India: Patterns and Projections K S Kavikumar and Brinda Viswanathan/ Market-based Institutional Reforms for Water Allocation in India: Issues and the
Way Forward L Venkatachalam / Millennium Development Goals: How Is India Doing? Sudipto Mundle / Social Discrimination in India: A Case for Economic
Citizenship Barbara Harriss-White and Aseem Prakash / ‘Rural Poverty: Policy and Play Acting’ Revisited. Why Doesn’t the Indian State Do Better in
Regard to Poverty Reduction? John Harriss / Index
2015 / 380 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-93-515-0045-2)
An overview of Indian macroeconomy !
THE INDIAN ECONOMY: A Macroeconomic Perspective
Nilanjan Banik Associate Professor, Mahindra École Centrale
This textbook on macroeconomics combines Classical and Keynesian ideas in a balanced way with an emphasis on examples from the Indian
dian
economy. [It] will help readers understand the transition of India’s economy from the path of planning to the path of a ‘socialist market economy.
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Basudeb Biswas, Professor Emeritus, Utah State University
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This book is a lucid and concise overview of India’s macroeconomy. It presents a comprehensive assessment of government policies and measures
crucial to economic growth and prosperity. Focusing on the country’s development experience, it explains the recent trends in India’s economy
using macroeconomic theories and relevant data.
CONTENTS: Preface / Introducing Macroeconomics / Growth, Development, and Income Distribution / Demand Management Policies / Inﬂation and
Unemployment / Reforms in India / Trade / External Account and Exchange Rates / India and the WTO / Index
2015 / 252 pages / Paperback: ` 595.00 (978-93-515-0057-5)
New!
Highlights how lack of poor-friendly financial services impediments to fight poverty effectively.
THE SYNERGY OF MICROFINANCE: Fighting Poverty by Moving beyond Credit
Binod B Nayak Independent Researcher and Financial Consultant, Washington, DC
The Synergy of Microﬁnance underlines the signiﬁcance of innovative ﬁnancial and risk management tools and non-ﬁnancial complementary
services by microﬁnance institutions in poverty alleviation. It undertakes a nuanced analysis of ﬁnancial instruments— microcredit, microsavings,
microinsurance, microleasing and payment systems for money transfer— and non-ﬁnancial services such as social intermediation, livelihood
promotion and access to broader market place.
CONTENTS: Prologue / Introduction / On Poverty: Who Are the Poor? Why Poverty Persists? / Borrowing and Saving: A Critique / How Small Loans Can
Make a Big Difference: The Birth of Microcredit and Its Evolution into Microﬁnance and Beyond / Microcredit: Anatomy of an Instrument That Revolutionized
Lending / Microsavings: Voluntary Savings for the Poor / Microinsurance / Microleasing: Improving Access to Tools and Technology / Remittances, Payment
Systems and Microﬁnance / Complementary Non-ﬁnancial Services / Critiquing Microﬁnance / The Synergy / Bibliography / Index
2015 / 372 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-93-515-0042-1)
Achieving societal prosperity by understanding the concept of Capitalism!
SAVING CAPITALISM FROM THE CAPITALISTS: World Capitalism and Global History
Hartmut Elsenhans University of Leipzig
New!
Saving Capitalism from the Capitalists brings out the importance of capitalism as the promise of being able to attain socialism. Based on
modern economics of a post-Keynesian nature, it rejects mechanistic Marxism and the civilisational process of cultural turn thinking. The book
presents a new approach to utilising Keynesian insights, explaining the social embeddedness of capitalism. Exploring its proneness to periodic
cyclical booms and imbalances, it portrays its attendant impact on unemployment with social and economic misery—aspects that motivated John
Maynard Keynes to explore solutions to restore stability.
CONTENTS: Introduction: Defending Capitalism against the Privileged / Proﬁtable Capitalism and Rising Mass Incomes / Stratiﬁcation without Transition
to Capitalism and the European Distinctiveness / Pre-capitalist Origins of Culture: The A-cultural Character of Capitalism and the Cultural Turn / The Nature
of Capitalism / Globalisation and Its Contradictions / Alliances for Imposing Capitalism: The Globalisation of Proﬁt against the Globalisation of Rent / An
International Community of Rentier Governments: Noble Intentions or a Return to the Past / Bibliography / Index
2015 / 340 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-93-515-0056-8)
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The book links lack of energy access with rural poverty and examine the
alternatives of supplying electricity through renewable energy sources.
Forthcoming!
New!
ECONOMICS & DEVELOPMENT STUDIES / POLITICS & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
ACHIEVING UNIVERSAL ENERGY ACCESS IN INDIA: Challenges and
The Way Forward
P C Maithani Director, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy and Deepak Gupta, Secretary, Ministry of New
& Renewable Energy, Government of India
Why is energy access so important and what does it mean? How is it linked to inclusive growth and reduction of poverty? How does it add to
the betterment of rural life? These questions cannot be answered without better understanding of the concept of energy access. This book does
precisely the same. It explains how better energy access is not only important for all round rural development but how the lack of it can produce
poverty. It explains concepts like energy poverty and prescribes a way forward in the form of renewable energy.
CONTENTS: Preface / The Importance of Energy Access / Global Status / India Electricity Status / Rural Electriﬁcation—Policy Landscape and Status of
Access / Renewable Energy Options for Electricity Access / Challenges for Universal Electricity Access and Way Forward / Access to Cooking Energy /
Subsidies and Funding / Energy Access and Rural Development / The Last Word / Bibliography / Index
2015 / 312 pages / Hardback: ` 1050.00 (tent) (978-93-515-0137-4)
How can Asia and Latin America increase economic integration between them?
NEW FRONTIERS IN ASIA–LATIN AMERICA INTEGRATION: Trade Facilitation,
Production Networks, and FTAs
Edited by Antoni Estevadeordal Principal Economist, Inter-American Development Bank, Masahiro Kawai
Asian Development Bank Institute, Tokyo, Japan and Ganeshan Wignaraja Asian Development Bank Institute,
Tokyo, Japan
Economic ties between Asia and Latin America are growing as a part of a global shift toward more South–South cooperation. Yet trade costs remain
high, which may impede future interregional trade and integration. Furthermore, an emerging trans-Paciﬁc trade architecture based on free trade
agreements (FTAs) carries risks of a noodle bowl effect.
This book examines new frontiers in Asia–Latin America integration through interregional comparative studies in three key areas: trade facilitation,
logistics, and infrastructure; production networks, supply chains, and small and medium-sized enterprises; and FTAs. The chapters contributed by
Asian, Latin American, and international experts provide new insights on regional integration, impediments, and policy issues.
CONTENTS: Preface / Introduction Masahiro Kawai, Antoni Estevadeordal and Mario B Lamberte / I: TRADE FACILITATION / Origin and Beyond: Trade
Facilitation Disaster or Trade Facilitation Opportunity? Brian Rankin Staples and Jeremy Harris / Accelerating Regional Integration: Issues at the Border
Douglas H Brooks and Susan F Stone / Trade Logistics and Regional Integration in Latin America and the Caribbean Pablo Guerrero, Krista Lucenti,
and Sebastián Galarza / II: SUPPLY CHAINS / Supply Chain Dynamics in Asia Ruth Banomyong / The Internationalization of SMEs in Regional and Global
Value Chains Hank Lim and Fukunari Kimura / Regional Integration Behind the Border: Applying a Value Chain Approach Grant Aldonas / III: ASIA-LAC
RELATIONS / PRC’s Outward FDI to Latin America: Trends and Motivations Gloria O Pasadilla / Asia–Latin America FTAs: An Instrument for Inter-Regional
Liberalization and Integration? Ganeshan Wignaraja, Dorothea Ramizo, and Luca Burmeister / Prospects for Regional Cooperation Between Latin
America and Caribbean and Asia Paciﬁc: Perspectives from East Asia Erlinda M Medalla and Jenny D Balboa / Index
2015 / 328 pages / Hardback: ` 1,395 (978-81-321-0976-1)
A comprehensive account of India’s relations with the Persian Gulf countries!
PERSIAN GULF 2014: India’s Relations with the Region
Edited by P R Kumaraswamy Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, and Honorary Director of Middle East
Institute, New Delhi
This series called Persian Gulf focuses on India’s bilateral relations with the region and discusses the political, strategic, economic, energy, cultural
and social relations.
Backed by statistical information, it provides a comprehensive account of various aspects of the bilateral relations and gives detailed analytical
insights into recent developments. It also delves into the internal dynamics of the Persian Gulf states, particularly focusing on the economic and
political developments during 2013.
Persian Gulf 2014, second in the series, examines the bilateral developments during 2013.
CONTENTS: Introduction P R Kumaraswamy / Bahrain Melissa M. Cyrill / Iran Alvite Singh Ningthoujam / Iraq Anjani Kumar Singh / Kuwait Paulami
Sanyal / Oman Marimuthu Ulaganathan / Qatar Manjari Singh / Saudi Arabia Md. Muddassir Quamar / UAE Jatung Raja Philemon Chiru / Yemen
Dipanwita Chakravortty / Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Priyanka Mittal / Policy Options for India MEI@ND / About MEI@ND / Index
2015 / 324 pages / Hardback: ` 995.00 (978-93-515-0077-3)
Scrutinizes the questions of sovereignty, citizenship, state contours in the South Asia region!
CIVIL WARS IN SOUTH ASIA: State, Sovereignty, Development
Edited by Aparna Sundar Premji University, Bangalore and Nandini Sundar Delhi School of Economics (DSE),
University of Delhi
Civil Wars in South Asia demonstrates the importance of South Asia as a region to deepening the study of civil wars and armed conﬂicts and,
simultaneously, illustrates how civil wars open up questions of sovereignty, citizenship and state contours. By engaging these broader theoretical
debates, in a ﬁeld largely dominated by security studies and comparative politics, it contributes to the study of civil wars, political sociology,
anthropology and political theory.
CONTENTS: Introduction: Sovereignty, Development and Civil War Aparna Sundar and Nandini Sundar / Contextualizing Civil Wars in South Asia Nandini
Sundar / Sri Lanka: Military Fiscalism and the Politics of Market Reform at a Time of Civil War Rajesh Venugopal / The Transnational Political Economy of
Civil War in Afghanistan Alessandro Monsutti / Aid and Violence: Development, Insurgency and and Social Transformation in Nepal Antonio Donini and
Jeevan Raj Sharma / Civil War or Genocide? Britain and the Secession of East Pakistan in1971 A Dirk Moses / The Rise of Jihadi Militancy in Pakistan’s
Tribal Areas Haris Gazdar, Yasser Kureshi and Asad Sayeed / Routine Emergencies: India’s Armed Forces Special Powers Act Sanjib Baruah / Local
Agitations in a Globalized Context: A Case Study of Shopian and Bomai Gowhar Fazili / Articulating Grievance in Southeast Myanmar Stephen Campbell /
About the Editors and Contributors / Index
2015 / 288 pages / Hardback: ` 850.00 (978-93-515-0040-7)
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New!
An effort to re-orient strategic culture and international security studies!
Forthcoming!
REVISITING NUCLEAR INDIA: Strategic Culture and
(In)Security Imaginary
Runa Das Department of Political Science, University of Minnesota Duluth, USA
Interrogating the socially constructed nature of a nation’s strategic culture to explain its nuclear security policies is not a common practice in the
mainstream scholarships of strategic culture studies and International Relations. Revisiting Nuclear India is an effort to reorient strategic culture
and international security studies in this direction.
PEACE & CONFLICT
CONTENTS: Discourse in International Relations: Situating India / Nation-making in Colonial India / Political Idealism and Atomic Science: 1947–1964 /
Defense Preparedness and Nuclear Aggressiveness: 1964–1991 / At the Nuclear Edge: 1991–1998 / Crossing the Nuclear Threshold and the Neo-liberal Turn:
1998–2004 / Neo-liberal Strategic Security/Defense Collaborations: Post-2004 / Conclusion / Index
2015 / 392 pages / Hardback: ` 1250.00 (tent) (978-93-515-0122-0)
Addressing the gap between the end of violence and the response to peace, this volume assess
whether peace processes are fragile in South Asia.
ARMED CONFLICT, PEACE AUDIT AND EARLY WARNING 2014: Stability and
Instability in South Asia
Edited by D Suba Chandran Director, Institute of Peace and Conﬂict Studies (IPCS), New Delhi and
P R Chari Visiting Professor, IPCS
This volume addresses three major security aspects in South Asia – armed conﬂicts, peace audit and early warning. The essays span the entire
range of armed conﬂicts, including inter-state and intra-state actors in the region. An innovative attempt is also made to audit the peace processes
in conﬂict-driven environments since certain areas have witnessed an end to armed conﬂicts. Addressing the gap between the end of violence and
the response to peace, it assesses whether peace processes are fragile in South Asia.
Forthcoming!
CONTENTS: Preface / I: ARMED CONFLICT / Overview P R Chari / Security Transition and Peace Process in Afghanistan: Trends in 2013 Mariam Saﬁ /
Armed Conﬂicts in Pakistan 2013: Continuing Violence despite Changes in Leadership D. Suba Chandran and Ayesha Khanyari / Myanmar: Tentative
Consolidation of Peace Bibhu Prasad Routray / Northeast India: Bordering on Renewed Conﬂict or Building on the Peace? Mirza Zulﬁqur Rahman /
Left-wing Extremism in 2013: A Mixed Bag N Manoharan / II: PEACE AUDIT / Peace Process in Jammu and Kashmir 2013: Hope to Simmering Discontent?
Ashok Bhan / Peace Process in Manipur: A Perspective Chitra Ahanthem / Auditing Peace and Conﬂict in India’s Northeast: Do We Need a ‘Peace Policy’?
Nani Gopal Mahanta / Elections 2013 and Peace Process in Nepal Nishchal Nath Pandey / Maoist Insurgency and Peace Process in Nepal: Integration
(of the Maoist Combatants) and the Divide within the Maoist Party Uddhab Prasad Pyakurel / Sri Lanka: Positive Peace at a Disctance N Manoharan/
State, Society and Talks with Taliban: Everywhere and Nowhere D Suba Chandran / III EARLY WARNING / Communal Divide in Jammu and Kashmir Kavita
Suri / Maoists in Northeast India: The Spread of a Rebellion Wasbir Hussain / Convergence and Divergence of Madhes Politics in Nepal and Its Implication
Sohan Prasad Sha / The Political Direction of the Maoist Party in Nepal: Possibilities, Recommendations and Incentives Sisir Devkota / Sinhala Buddhist
Radicalization in Post-war Sri Lanka 2013 and Ahead Thiranjala Weerasinghe / Index
Armed Conﬂict, Peace Audit and Early Warning
2015 / 440 pages / Hardback: ` 1,195.00 (978-93-515-0076-6)
An attempt to uncover the layers of religion to unravel the underlying politics!
DECONSTRUCTING TERRORIST VIOLENCE: Faith as a Mask
Ram Puniyani Chairman, Center for Study of Society and Secularism, Mumbai
New!
Religion, the book argues, is being used as a cover and as a mask to cover the hidden political and economical agenda. In turn, religion incites many
hysterical reactions against one or the other religious community. This book is an attempt to uncover the layers of religion to unravel the underlying
politics. By doing so the book delves into the phenomenon of religion and also engages with global issues, where religion is tagged with this politics.
CONTENTS: Preface / World Gripped by Terror: Is Terrorism due to Religion? / Introduction / Politics of Terror in Contemporary Times / Part I / Terrorism
Today: Global Scene / World Gripped by Terror / Changing Goals of Colonialism–Imperialism / Islam: Through Ages / Part II / Terrorism Today: View from India /
Hindutva Terrorism / From Hindu, Hinduism to Hindutva / Part III / India: Victim of Global Terror / Al Qaeda Strikes: Mumbai Terror Attack / Part IV / Religion,
Politics and Terrorism / Civilizations-Religions: Clash or Alliance / Religion, Power and Violence / Appendices
2015 / 212 pages / Hardback: ` 650.00 (978-93-515-0064-3)
Unraveling the way interpretations of jihad have changed over the years.
SAYYID AHMAD BARAILVI: His Movement and Legacy from the Pukhtun Perspective
Altaf Qadir Department of History, University of Peshawar, Pakistan
Sayyid Ahmad Barailvi (1786–1831), the man who ﬁrst propagated and led jihad during the 19th century in the then North-West Frontier,
perceived and initially led it as a purely reformist movement in northern India. Reform and jihad were intended to purify and protect the Indian
Muslims from innovations and the atrocities of the British and Sikhs, respectively. Relating the history of the movement, the book takes perspectives
from the immediate localities of Pukhtun region and elaborates on the reasons for the failure of the movement. It assesses the social, political,
religious, and economic impact of jihad on the Pukhtun region and discusses whether Barailvi’s movement is solely responsible for the present-day
jihadi mindset, as some writers try to prove it.
CONTENTS: Preface / Introduction / Mughal India and the Frontier at the dawn of Nineteenth Century / Sayyid Ahmad Barailvi: Biography and Thoughts /
Call for Jihad, Migration to the Frontier and Declaration of Imarat / Transitional Period: The Search for Headquarters / The Rise and Fall of the Mujahidin in the
Frontier / Success, Limits, Failure / Impact of the Movement upon the Frontier / Conclusion / Glossary / Appendix A English Translation of the Farman of King
Ahmad Shah Abdali / Appendix B Hadith related to Mujahidin of Khorasan and Mahdi / Appendix C Treaty between the British Government and the Raja of
Lahore / Appendix D Names of the Hindustani Mujahidin Killed in the Battle of Akora Khattak (1826) / Appendix E List of Mujahidin killed in Balakot (1831) /
Bibliography / Index
2015 / 252 pages / Hardback: ` 895.00 (978-93-515-0072-8)
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Explore and analyse why many peace processess fail!
Forthcoming!
HUMAN RIGHTS AUDITS OF PEACE PROCESSES
5 Volume Set
Series edited by Rita Manchanda
The SAGE Series in Human Rights Audits of Peace Processes provides an overview of peace-audit study and explores why many peace processes fail. It provides
comparative analyses of peace processes in South Asia drawn from ﬁeld-based audit exercises in four regions: Northeast India; Balochistan, Pakistan; Madhesh, Nepal; and
Chittagong Hills Tracts, Bangladesh.
Volume I
Volume III
MAKING WAR, MAKING
PEACE: Conﬂict Resolution in
South Asia
BALOCHISTAN: A Case Study
of Pakistan’s Peacemaking
Praxis
Rita Manchanda Research Director of
South Asia Forum for Human Rights and
Tapan Kumar Bose Secretary General
of South Asia Forum for Human Rights
Alia Amirali General Secretary, National
Students Federation (Punjab) in Pakistan
The ﬁrst volume maps the South Asian states’ praxis
of resolving ethno-nationalist conﬂicts via peace
accords that largely result in the creation of ‘homeland’based federal arrangements and special autonomies.
Confronted by the regions’ faltering peace processes,
the authors explore the gaps between the national
elites’ vision of conﬂict management and paciﬁcation
and the conﬂict affected peoples’ expectations out of
such peace processes.
CONTENTS: Series Introduction / Introduction / The Power to Grant Peace / The Prerogative
of the Peace Maker / Status Quo Awards / Conferring Rights or Act of Domination / What
”Peace” Brings...? / Beyond Top-down Peacemaking: Role of Civil Society / Gender and
Ethno-nationalist Struggles / Select Bibliography / About South Asia Forum for Human
Rights / Index
Third volume examines why during the 60 years
of the turbulent resistance politics of Baloch
assertion, Pakistan did not consider negotiating a
peace accord. Looking at the current Balochistan–
Pakistan relations, this book examines Pakistan’s
adoption of military force as its predominant strategy
in Balochistan, recent shift in policy-making, and
formulations and combinations that govern its choice
of peace-making strategies.
CONTENTS: Series Introduction / Introduction / The State and Balochistan: The Early
Decades / State Penetration in Balochistan / The Baloch National Movement: Key Players /
‘Peace-Making’ by Military Means: Strategies of the ‘Overdeveloped’ State / Peace-making in
Balochistan: A People’s Audit / Prospects for Balochistani Nationalism: Inter-ethnic Relations
in Contemporary Balochistan / Policy Inititiatives in Balochistan / Epilogue: The Possibilities
for Peace in Balochistan / Bibliography / About South Asia Forum for Human Rights / Index
Volume II
Volume IV
BRIDGING STATE AND
NATION: Peace Accords in
India’s Northeast
CONFRONTING THE
FEDERAL SPHINX IN NEPAL:
Madhesh-Tarai
Rita Manchanda Research Director
of South Asia Forum for Human Rights
Tapan Kumar Bose Secretary General
of South Asia Forum for Human Rights
and Sajal Nag Senior Fellow, Nehru
Memorial Museum & Library, New Delhi
Tapan Kumar Bose Secretary General
of South Asia Forum for Human Rights
and Som Prasad Niroula Program
Ofﬁcer, Nepal Institute of Peace
Second volume studies conﬂict and peacemaking in
India’s northeast. It brings a rights based perspective
to an area that has long been monopolized by
counterinsurgency wallahs or body-count human
rights documentation.
CONTENTS: Series Introduction / Introduction “The Colour of My Hills Is Khaki!” /
I : Endgame in the Naga Peace Process: Future of the Northeast Rita Manchanda and
Tapan Bose / New Beginning: End of an Era / Constructing the “Naga Nation” / Naga
Reconciliation / Naga Integration and Sovereignty / Normalizing Ceaseﬁre as “Peace” /
Conclusion / II : The Mizo Accord: Swapping Sovereignty for Statehood Sajal Nag / Brand
Mizo Discourse / Tribe to Nation: Quest for Sovereignty through Secession / Auditing Brand
Mizo / Democracy, Pluralism, and Minority Rights / Building an Exclusive Community /
Economic Growth and Development / Conclusion / Bibliography / About South Asia Forum
for Human Rights / Index
PEACE & CONFLICT
2015 / Hardback: ` 6000.00 (tent) (978-93-515-0098-8)
Fourth volume focuses on the rise of a federal
movement in the unitary polity of Nepal. This
volume critically evaluates the ascendence of the
Madheshis in postwar Nepali politics and their
emergence as a major player. Analyzing the political
economy of Nepali nationalism, the book provides
a history of the discrimination of Madheshis, their
struggle for justice, participation in democracy movements, and their betrayal by the
Caste Hill Hindu Elite (CHHE)-controlled political parties.
CONTENTS: Series Introduction / Introduction / Politics in Nepal / Madhesh, Madheshis and the
Federal question / Political Economy of Nepal’s Uniﬁcation / Modernisation of Nepal: Panchayat
to Restoration of Democracy and Betrayal of Madheshis / The Maoist Movement, Jana Andolan
II and Federal Politics / Opposition to ‘one Madhesh’: Demand within Tarai / Field Data Analysis /
Towards a Conclusion / Appendix 1: Text of 22 point Agreement between MJF and Government
of Nepal / Appendix 2: Federal Regions Proposed by UCPN (Maoist) and Nepali Congress /
Appendix 3: Madheshi Political Organizations / Appendix 4: Madheshi Armed Organizations
Active in the Terai / Bibliography / About South Asia Forum for Human Righs / Index
Volume V
CONFLICT AND PARTITION: Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh
Amena Mohsin Department of International Studies, University of Dhaka and Delwar Hossain University of
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Fifth volume raises fundamental questions about the notion of nation-state in the context of Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT), Bangladesh. For
examining the notion of the democracy, the study traces the origins of ethnic insurgency, charts through the peace process, and takes the
responses of different regimes; and also critically those of the Hill people from the ﬁeld study.
CONTENTS: Series Introduction / Introduction / Seeding of the Conﬂict / Towards Peace Accord: Mapping the Process / The Chittagong Hill Tracts Today /
Conclusion / Annexure 1: The Chittagong Hill Tracts Agreement, 1997 / Bibliography / About South Asia Forum for Human Rights / Index / About the Authors
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The tale of the IT revolution in India told through the life of one of its stimulators
—Amit Dutta Gupta.
WHY YOU MUST KNOW THIS MAN: The Life and Times of Amit Dutta Gupta
Edited by Arjun Malhotra Co-founder, SPIC-MACAY, the Society for Promotion of Indian Classical Music and
Culture amongst Youth and Board of Governors, ISB Hyderabad, IIM Udaipur, IIM Shillong, and the Doon School
and Sushmita Sengupta Founder and Managing Partner, Confab Communications
MANAGEMENT
Stra
Strategy
was deﬁned by the vision of the HCL founders. Amit da visualized what was going to happen ‘around the corner,’ and this hindsight helped
ped
the foresight that created the marketing campaign that led to the ‘inﬂection point’ of the Indian IT industry.
In
Raj Sirohi Ex-President and CEO, HCL Technologies America Inc
They called him ‘Guru’, ‘the perfect DNA’, ‘A Phenomenon’. Amit Dutta Gupta, one of the greatest mentors of Indian IT industry who in the
quietness of his character stimulated some of the best brains of the industry is the man you must know. The wizard who with equal ease
successfully marketed coke and computers in the 70’s and 80’s passed away in 2010 leaving behind a vast footprint of genius and ingenuity.
CONTENTS: Introduction / I: HIS LIFE AND TIMES / The Beginning / Friends Forever / Coke before Computers / Game Changer / Proﬁting by Design / Soft
Turn to Success / Amit—The Leader and Mentor / II: KHORKAAI
New!
SAGE Response
2015 / 330 pages / Paperback: ` 450.00 (978-93-515-0038-4)
The ‘bitter pill’ approach to help readers to correlate some basics of their life to their workplace,
and enables them to find answers to what irks them first within themselves.
WORK SUCKS? OR DO YOU?
Anshul Chaturvedi Senior Editor ‘Delhi Times’ at The Times of India, New Delhi
Can’t ﬁgure out why your workplace is complex and unfair? Washroom crying sessions and cafeteria rants not helping? They usually don’t. But this
book might. It asks you to use common sense—and some uncommon, hard-earned wisdom—to navigate the emotional mineﬁeld that ofﬁce can
often be in your early years. And it advises you to ﬁnd your answers in your own beliefs and build a career, not just keep a job.
CONTENTS: Preface / Introductory Essay: Why Is It So Unfair? / PART I / I’m Not Senior Enough for Me to Need to Read Managerial Claptrap Right Now. Or
Am I? / The Very, Very Stock Exchange of Workplace Gyaan / Part II / What Am I Doing Here? I Was Meant for Greater Things / Yes, You’re Clearly Better Than
the Imbecile Who Got Promoted. Now? / Career Crisis? Come, Join the Club / Part III / Don’t Fragment Your Thinking. Learn to Cut Stuff Out / Don’t Overrate
the Praise. Don’t Overreact to the Sniping / Don’t Attribute to Malice what can be Explained by Insecurity / How You Work is Far, Far More Important Than
What Work You Do / It’s Not About Your ‘Due’. Systems Outgrow You. Accept, Adapt / Postscript / About the Author
SAGE Response
2015 / 204 pages / Paperback: ` 295.00 (978-93-515-0069-8)
New!
Unleashing the potential of the Indian Youth!
CORRUGATED SLICES: The Social Jalebi
Shombit Sengupta International Management Strategy Consultant
Corrugated Slices is the third book in Sengupta’s disruptive Jalebi Trilogy. It has very innovative ideas–such as “Does thinking exist?”—making
you relook at what you already know. The jalebi’s negative–positive inﬂuence is an absolute connect with Indian and international youth. The bias
toward the young generation is obvious; the book is narrated under small subheadings, making it engaging for them who have time and patience
on a shoestring.
CONTENTS: Foreword Dr Giorgio De Roni / Preface: Wavy Slivers of Life / Indiscope / My Political Whiff / Globetrotter / Societal and Business Convergence /
Postface: Actioning the Jalebi
SAGE Response
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Other titles in the Jalebi trilogy
STRATEGIC POKES:
The Business Jalebi
[Th
[The
book] opens new avenues
for sensing market opportunities
and thinking about our companies’
future. It offers a very clear answer
to the question of how to unleash the
potential of our companies.
Political Business Daily
ail
SAGE Response
2014 / 328 pages / Paperback:
` 425.00 (978-81-321-1163-4)
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JALEBI
MANAGEMENT:
All Stakeholders Can
Enjoy a Bite
Thi tantalizing read is for the
This
ambitious global manager who wants
am
to innovate and make it big in this
increasingly complex world.
Incredible India
ndi
SAGE Response
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` 595.00 (978-81-7829-745-3)
Delhi Book Fair 2014
Prof Sanjay Kumar, Director, Centre for the Study
of Developing Societies delivering a special lecture
on “Contemporary Research in Social Sciences”
in the presence of Mr Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO,
SAGE Publications India, Prof R R Jha, Dean,
Faculty of Social Sciences, BHU and Prof Anjoo
Sharan Upadhyaya, former Dean, Faculty of Social
Sciences, BHU at Banaras Hindu University.
The Seventh Medieval History Journal Annual Lecture by
Prof Maurice Aymard, École des hautes études en sciences
sociales (EHESS), Paris on “A History of Friendship–Among
Other Sentiments“ in the presence of Prof Harbans Mukhia,
-V\UKPUN,KP[VY4LKPL]HS/PZ[VY`1V\YUHSandMVYTLYS`15< at an
event held in New Delhi.
Dr Tzvetan Todorov, *LU[YL5H[PVUHSKLSH9LJOLYJOL:JPLU[PÄX\Ldelivering
The Eighth IESHR Lecture on “The Three Waves of Political Messianism”
in the presence of Prof Sanjay Subrahmanyam, Department of History, UCLA,
USA at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
events@SAGE
Prof R R Jha, Dean, Faculty of social Sciences, BHU felicitating
Mr Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO SAGE Publications India
events@SAGE
Mr Raju Venkatraman, MD and CEO-MEDALL Healthcare Pvt. Ltd releasing the book
‘Are you ready for the corner ofﬁce?’ in the presence of Mr Pradipta K Mohapatra,
Author and Mr Ganesh Chella, Co-author at an event held in Chennai.
‘Consciousness Quest’ being released in the presence of Dr J P Das,
Author, Prof K Ramakrishna Rao, Chancellor, GITAM University,
Prof Nandita Babu, Professor, Psychology, University of Delhi and
Dr Ashok Vohra, Emeritus Professor in Philosophy, University of Delhi
at an event held in New Delhi.
Dr K Keshava Rao, Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha releasing
‘Governance in South Asia’ in the presence of Shri K Madhava Rao,
Ex-Chief Secretary, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh and Dr K S Chalam, Author
at an event held in Hyderabad.
Release of ‘The First Naxal’ in the presence of Mr Subrata Basu, West Bengal
State Secretary, CPI-ML, Mr Bappaditya Paul, Author,
Dr Biplab Loho Choudhury, Professor, Visva Bharati, Santiniketan,
Justice (Retd.) Asok Kumar Ganguly, Supreme Court of India and former
Chairperson West Bengal Human Rights Commission and Dr Binyak Sen,
noted Civil Rights Activist at an event held in Kolkata.
Prof Zoya Hasan, ICSSR National fellow and former Professor, JNU,
Dr Swagato Sarkar, Associate Professor, Jindal School of Government and
Public Policy and Prof Neera Chandhoke, ICSSR National fellow and former
Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Delhi releasing
‘Maoism, Democracy and Globalisation’ by Prof Ajay Gudavarthy, Author
at an event held in New Delhi.
‘Countering Naxalism with Development’ edited by Santosh Mehrotra
being released in the presence of Mr Rahul Pandita, Journalist, The Hindu,
Mr Prakash Singh, ex-Director General, Border Security Force and
Mr P V Ramana, Research Fellow, Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses
at an event held in New Delhi.
events@SAGE
‘SAGE Series in Modern Indian History’ a commemorative 15-volume set in the memory of Prof Bipan Chandra being released by Prof J V Naik, former
President of the Indian History Congress and former head of the History department at Bombay University in the presence of Prof Shantha Sinha, Magsaysay
Awardee, Padma Shri, former Founder Chairperson of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights, Professor of Political Science at Central University,
Hyderabad, and President-elect of the Contemporary Indian History Section, Indian History Congress, 2014, Prof Mridula Mukherjee, Centre for Historical
Studies, JNU and Mr Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO, SAGE Publications India at an event held in New Delhi.
Release of ‘The Accidental Scholar’ in the presence of Prof. J. Philip, Vice
Chairman & President, XIME, Dr. Jagdish N. Sheth, Author,
Prof. C.P. Ravindranathan IFS (Retd.), former High Commissioner of India to
Australia and Dr. S. Neelamegham, President and Prof. Emeritus, NIILM Centre
for Management Studies at an event held in Bangalore.
Release of ‘The Accidental Scholar’ in the presence of Dr. S. Neelamegham,
President and Prof. Emeritus, NIILM Centre for Management Studies,
Dr. Jagdish N. Sheth, Author and Ms. Shereen Bhan, Bureau Chief and Head,
CNBC-TV18 at an event held in New Delhi.
Commodore C Uday Bhaskar, President, Association of Middle Eastern
Studies, releasing ‘Persian Gulf 2014’ in the presence of
Prof P R Kumaraswamy, Author, Prof S K Sopory, Vice Chancellor, JNU
and Prof Girijesh Pant, School of International Studies, JNU at an event
held in New Delhi.
Release of ‘HRD Audit’ and ‘The Power of 360 Degree Feedback’ in
the presence of Mr Chinubhai R Shah, former President, Ahmedbad
Management Association & All India Management Association, Dr T V Rao,
Author and Dr Paresh Kariya at an event held in Ahmedabad.
‘Mid-Wicket Tales’ being released by E A S Prasanna and
Syed Kirmani, former Indian Cricketers in the presence of
Mr Anand Vasu, Managing Editor, Wisden India, Mr S Giridhar, Author
and Mr V J Raghunath,Co-author at an event held in Bangalore.
23 November 2014
SAGE in the news
August 2014
At home in India
ALCUTTA’s calendar is dominated by two seasons
– there is the Puja season and then there is the
Christmas season. While the Pujas are quintessentially
Bengali, Christmas is typically Anglo-Indian. And
Christmas is an apt leitmotif in Robyn Andrews’ book
on the Anglo-Indian community in Kolkata, as the city
is now known. The book is an absorbing and educative
read. Andrews does not bore the reader with pages
of theory. Instead, she intersperses her analysis with
evocative stories of the lives of handpicked individuals
who are Anglo-Indian. Through their eyes, we begin to
understand the community.
C
CHRISTMAS IN CALCUTTA
2014 s 264 pages
Hardback: ` 695 s978-81-321-1348-5
An eye-opening and detailed
compilation
meticulous blend... quite authentic, and
irrespective of the philosophical or theoretical
framework that a researcher stands by, the book has
something to offer every individual interested in the
topic...eye-opening and detailed chapters dealing
with complex facets of AIDS and its implications...a
commendable aspect of the book’s formatting is
the way it has been presented to the readers by
dividing the chapters into sub-chapters, making the
discussion easy to grasp.
A
ECONOMIC IMPACT OF HIV/AIDS ON
HOUSEHOLDS
2014 s 260 pages
Hardback: ` 845 s978-81-321-1359-1
29 October 2014
Inventing an Enemy
he book helps one understand the intricacies of
the post Cold-War world order. It also shatters
several myths about U.S. foreign policy and offers
a grave but realistic picture of the U.S.’ military
interventions. What makes the book stand out is its
refusal to follow the stereotype. The book is about
“foretelling the catastrophic effects of the seemingly
inevitable conﬂicts between America (and its allies)
and their adversaries in the Muslim world backed
by their non-Muslim patrons in the ongoing Hundred
Year War”.
T
GLOBAL JIHAD AND AMERICA
2014 s 344 Pages
Hardback: ` 995 s 978-81-321-1378-2
7 October 2014
Branding as part of business
strategy
he book is a compendium of 18 essays, spread
over ﬁve sections. These essays, which are on
different aspects of branding like new interpretations
of branding, new approaches to branding, and the
discovery of new nuances to branding, making
this book both authentic and comprehensive. All
the writers are experts – some of them pioneers –
in the ﬁelds that they have written about, besides
publishing at least one book on that subject.
T
THE DEFINITIVE BOOK OF BRANDING
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16 November 2014
Economy Lessons
The Crimson Challenge
or a non-specialist, the book serves as an exciting
entry point to the otherwise dull and purely academic
world of macro-economic policy debate. For the
expert, it could provide an unconventional perspective.
Wondering how to achieve 12 per cent growth? Well,
turn to page 252 and you will ﬁnd how to do it in a tabular
format. In addition to the business-as-usual growth, a 1
per cent accretion from push to tourism, another one
per cent from the development of new cities, expansion
of government services that are truly world class and
some more measures and there you are!
ountering Naxalism with Development is a compilation
of background papers produced by an expert group
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Maoism, Democracy and Globalisation, Ajay Gudavarthy,
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Schools of thought
he edited book by Meenakshi Thapan is an effort to
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Indian Culture through a
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A unique glimpse into one of the world’s most powerful companies!
THE HUAWEI STORY
Tian Tao Huawei International Advisory Council and Co-Director of Ruihua Innovative Research Institute at
Zhejiang University, with Wu Chunbo Renmin University of China, Beijing, China
Huawei was founded in 1987 by ex-military ofﬁcer Ren Zhengfei and formed as a private company owned by its employees. Its core missions are
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This book offers insights to Western readers, allowing them to truly understand Huawei, its management philosophy and culture, and the special
leadership approaches of Ren Zhengfei.
It is a very valuable work to understand entrepreneurship in our complex world.
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Kavil Ramachandran Thomas Schmidheiny Chair Professor of Family Business and Wealth Management,
Indian School of Business
The purpose of this book is to help family businesses understand better the phenomenon of family business. The 10 Commandments in the book
work like a handbook for business families to refer to and act upon. These have been arrived at after shortlisting and synthesizing from several such
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A definitive account of the frauds and scams that pop up in the Corporate world.
WHO CHEATS AND HOW?: Scams, Frauds and the Dark Side of the Corporate World
Robin Banerjee Chartered Accountant, Cost & Management Accountant, Company Secretary and Master of
Commerce
This book is a result of over six years of rigorous research, the work presents a deeper and comprehensive perspective on corporate scams
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Insights into qualitative researchers’ lived-in experiences and feelings!
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Edited by Rajen K Gupta Management Development Institute, Gurgaon and Richa Awasthy International
Management Institute, New Delhi
Qualitative Research in Management is the ﬁrst Indian book on qualitative research in management. It sets out on a quest to understand how
to conduct qualitative research. A unique feature of the book is its simplicity in presenting the complex methods of conducting qualitative research
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CONTENTS: Preface / I: Philosophy of Qualitative Research / Qualitative Research: An Introduction Rajen K Gupta and Richa Awasthy / On Becoming
a Qualitative Researcher Richa Awasthy / II: Experiences and Methods / Chapter 3: Phenomenology: Qualitative Research—An Odyssey of Discovery
Tara Shankar Basu / Semiotics: Doing an Emic Research the “Semiotic” Way—Experiences and Challenges Sumita Mishra / Grounded Theory: My PhD
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Guide to recognize, understand and manage interpersonal relations in
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EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AT WORK: A Professional Guide
Dalip Singh Joint Secretary, Ministry of Steel, Government of India
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Emotional Intelligence or Emotional Quotient (EQ) is increasingly being recognized as a key determinant to professional success in today’s highstress environment. This fourth, thoroughly revised edition of a highly acclaimed book is an essential guide to recognize, understand and manage
emotions. A special feature of the book is the role of “interpersonal relations” in personal life as well as in professional life.
CONTENTS: Preface to the First Edition / Preface to the Current Edition / Emotional Intelligence: The Concept / Emotional Intelligence and Your Personality /
Emotional Intelligence and Interpersonal Relations / Understanding How Emotions Affect Physical Health / Emotional Skills That Managers Should Learn /
Know Your EQ: Emotional Quotient Test / References and Select Bibliography
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EASY MONEY: The Greatest Ponzi Scheme Ever and How It Is Set to Destroy the
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Vivek Kaul Daily News and Analysis (DNA) and The Economic Times
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CONTENTS: Foreword / Preface / Introduction / Same Old, Same Old! / Some Are More Equal than Others / Easter without a Good Friday—The AAA
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Legends in Marketing
Legends in Marketing is a unique exercise of compiling the published works of these legends through which they have contributed to the discipline of Marketing. In addition to
collecting and organizing the seminal works from each of the legends, the series overlays interviews and commentaries to really put each legend’s work into perspective. The
interview section features a discussion between the volume editor and the legend, while the commentary section has several scholars comment on their contributions to the
discipline and to their scholarship.
MANAGEMENT
LEGENDS IN MARKETING: JAGDISH N SHETH
9 Volume Set
Edited by Balaji C. Krishnan Massey University, New Zealand
ABRIDGED CONTENTS
VOLUME 1: CONSUMER BEHAVIOR: CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS / Set Introduction by Balaji C. Krishnan / Volume Introduction:
Overview of Dr Jagdish N Sheth’s Contributions to Consumer Behavior Theory by Richard J. Lutz / Literature Reviews and Critiques /
Comprehensive Theories / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Richard J Lutz Interviews Jagdish N. Sheth
VOLUME 2: CONSUMER BEHAVIOR: EMPIRICAL RESEARCH / Set Introduction by Balaji C. Krishnan / Volume Introduction: Professor
Jagdish N. Sheth’s Contributions to Consumer Behavior Research by C. Whan Park / Attitude and Intentions / Consumer Research in
Brands / Risk of Information Processing / Applied Consumer Research Perspectives of Other Scholars / C Whan Park Interviews Jagdish
N. Sheth
VOLUME 3: VISIONING THE FUTURE / Set Introduction by Balaji C. Krishnan / Volume Introduction by Balaji C. Krishnan / Visions of
the Future / Critique of the Marketing Discipline / Demographics, Outsourcing, and Customer Centric Marketing / Perspectives of Other
Scholars / Balaji C Krishnan Interviews Jagdish N. Sheth
VOLUME 4: INTERNATIONAL MARKETING / Set Introduction by Balaji C. Krishnan / Volume Introduction: Jagdish N Sheth on
International Marketing by Abdolreza Eshghi / Marketing Mix / Cross-Cultural Consumer Behavior / Export Marketing /Marketing
Strategy /Globalization / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Abdolreza Eshghi Interviews Jagdish N. Sheth
VOLUME 5: MANAGERIAL MARKETING: THE EARLY YEARS / Set Introduction by Balaji C. Krishnan / Volume Introduction: On the
Relevance and Contributions of Jagdish N Sheth’s Early Writings on Marketing Management—A Retrospect and Personal Tribute by Can
Uslay / Articles on Innovation / Articles on Marketing Mix / Strategic Marketing / Political Marketing / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Can
Uslay Interviews Jagdish N. Sheth
VOLUME 6: MANAGERIAL MARKETING: CURRENT THOUGHT / Set Introduction by Balaji C. Krishnan / Volume Introduction:
Managerial Marketing—1990 and Beyond by Rajendra S. Sisodia / Commentaries on Marketing / Marketing Strategies / Macromarketing /
Perspectives of Other Scholars / Rajendra S Sisodia Interviews Jagdish N. Sheth
VOLUME 7: ORGANIZATIONAL BUYER BEHAVIOR / Set Introduction by Balaji C. Krishnan / Volume Introduction: The Contribution of
Jagdish N Sheth in the Business-to-Business Marketing Domain by Arun Sharma / Industrial Markets and Buying Behavior / Organizational
Buying Behavior / Buyer-Seller Relationships / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Arun Sharma Interviews Jagdish N. Sheth
VOLUME 8: RELATIONSHIP MARKETING / Set Introduction by Balaji C. Krishnan / Volume Introduction: The Journey on Relationship Marketing with
Professor Jagdish N Sheth—Reﬂections of a Colleague and a “Shishya” by Atul Parvatiyar / Conceptual and Theoretical Foundations / The Evolution of
Relationship Marketing with Atul Parvatiyar / Relationship Marketing Practice / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Atul Parvatiyar Interviews Jagdish N. Sheth
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RESEARCH METHODS
Appendix of Sources / Timeline / Legends in Marketing / Legends in Marketing: Jagdish N. Sheth / Volume Introduction:
Introduction to Research Methods by Balaji C. Krishnan / Thoughts on Research Methods / An Empirical Study of the
Scientiﬁc Styles of Marketing Academics (with Siew Meng Leong and Chin Tiong Tan) / Seven Commandments for Users
of Multivariate Methods / How to Get the Most Out of Multivariate Methods / The Multivariate Revolution in Marketing Research /
Survey Research / Impact of Questionnaire Length, Follow-up Methods and Geographical Location on Response Rate to a Mail Survey
(with A. M. Roscoe) / Impact on Asking Race Information in Mail Surveys / Follow-up Methods, Questionnaire Length and Market Differences in Mail
Surveys (with A. M. Roscoe and D. Lang) / Factor Analysis / Factor Analysis in Marketing / Using Factor Analysis to Estimate Parameters / Other
Multivariate Methods / Canonical Correlation and Marketing Research (with Johnny Johansson) / Cluster Analysis and Its Applications in Marketing
Research / Intertechnique Cross-Validation in Cluster Analysis (with A. M. Roscoe and W. Howell) / Application of Multivariate Techniques /
Measurement of Multidimensional Brand Loyalty of a Consumer / A Factor Analytical Model of Brand Loyalty / Perspectives of Other Scholars / An
Early view of Jag the Methodologist by Don Lehmann / A Commentary on Jagdish Sheth’s Methodological Contributions by Dawn Iacobucci /
Commentary from an Admirer from “Far Above the Cayuga’s Waters” by Vithala R. Rao / Balaji C Krishnan Interviews Jagdish N. Sheth / Jag
Sheth’s views on Research Methods – Then and Now / About the Editors and Contributors
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Legends in Consumer Behavior
MANAGEMENT
Legends in Consumer Behaviour is a sterling collection of published works of the legendary scholars who have contributed enormously to the discipline of Consumer
Behavior. In addition to collecting and organizing the seminal works from of the legends, the series overlays interviews and commentaries to put the legend’s work into
perspective. The interview section features a discussion between the volume editor and the legend, while the commentaries section has several scholars commenting on the
legend’s contributions to the discipline and to their scholarship.
LEGENDS IN CONSUMER BEHAVIOR: MORRIS B. HOLBROOK
15 Volume Set!
Set edited by: Jagdish N. Sheth Emory University
New!
The Legends in Consumer Behavior series captures the essence of the most important contributions made in the ﬁeld
of consumer behavior in the past several decades. It reproduces the seminal works of the legends in the ﬁeld, which are
supplemented by interviews of these legends as well as by the opinions of other scholars about their work. The series comprises
various sets, each focusing on the multiple ways in which a legend has contributed to the ﬁeld. This second set in the series,
consisting of 15 volumes, is a tribute to Morris B. Holbrook.
Morris B. Holbrook, one of the most proliﬁc contemporary consumer behavior and marketing scholars, is the recently retired
W. T. Dillard Professor Emeritus of Marketing, Graduate School of Business, Columbia University, New York City. Holbrook received
his Bachelor’s Degree from Harvard College (English Literature) in 1965, his MBA from Columbia University in 1967, and his Ph.D.
in Marketing from Columbia University in 1975. From 1975 to 2009, he taught courses at the Columbia Business School in areas
such as sales management, marketing strategy, research methods, consumer behavior, and commercial communication in the
culture of consumption. His research has covered a wide variety of topics in marketing, consumer behavior, and related areas
with a special focus on issues concerning communication in general and aesthetics, semiotics, hermeneutics, art, entertainment,
music, jazz, motion pictures, nostalgia, animal companions, and stereography in particular.
Volumes included in this set—
Volume 1: Traditional Decision-Oriented Approaches: Attitude, Information-Processing, and Features-Perceptions-Affect Models
Edited by: Joel Huber
Volume 2: “Radical” Experiential Views: The Consumption Experience and Customer Value
Edited by: Elizabeth C. Hirschman
Volume 3: Emotions
Edited by: Meryl P. Gardner
Volume 4: Esthetics and Tastes, Part I: Art and Entertainment
Edited by: Finola Kerrigan
Volume 5: Esthetics and Tastes, Part II: Effects of Personality, Class, and Expertise
Edited by: Michela Addis
Volume 6: Nostalgia and Age-Related Preferences
Edited by: Robert M Schindler
Volume 7: Quantitative Methods: MDS, MDA, CCA, and Beyond
Edited by: William L. Moore
Volume 8: Qualitative Methods, Part I: Interpretive Approaches
Edited by: John O’Shaughnessy
Volume 9: Qualitative Methods, Part II: Symbolic Consumer Behavior or Consumption Symbolism
Edited by: Alan Bradshaw
Volume 10: Qualitative Methods, Part III: Subjective Personal Introspection
Edited by: Stephen J. Gould
Volume 11: Marketing Applications – Branding, Communications, and Strategy
Edited by: Pierre Berthon
Volume 12: Macromarketing Applications, Part I: Ethical Concerns, Social Issues, and Animal Companions
Edited by: Clifford J. Shultz, II
Volume 13: Macromarketing Applications, Part II: Marketing Versus Consumer Research
Edited by: Ronald Paul Hill
Volume 14: Inspirational Applications, Part I: Marketing Education
Edited by: Herbert Jack Rotfeld
Volume 15: Inspirational Applications, Part II: Scholarship and Creativity
Edited by: William L. Wilkie
CONTENTS:
Volume 1
Attitude Models / Multi-attribute Attitude Models: A Comparative Analysis Morris B. Holbrook and James M. Hulbert / Comparing Multiattribute Attitude Models by Optimal Scaling Morris B.
Holbrook / Beyond Attitude Structure: Toward the Informational Determinants of Attitude Morris B. Holbrook / Assessing the Real-to-Artiﬁcial Generalizability of Multiattribute Attitude Models
in Tests of New Product Designs Morris B. Holbrook and William J. Havlena / Information-Processing Models / A Study of the Interface between Attitude Structure and Information Acquisition
Using a Questionnaire-based Information-display Sheet Morris B. Holbrook and Karl A. Maier / Attitude Structure and Search: An Integrative Model of Importance-directed Information
Processing Morris B. Holbrook, David A. Velez and Gerard J. Tabouret / Importance, Elicitation Order, and Expectancy × Value Michael J. Ryan and Morris B. Holbrook / Perceptual
Veridicality / Perceptual Veridicality in Esthetic Communication: A Model, General Procedure, and Illustration Morris B. Holbrook and Stephen A. Bertges / Detecting the Differences in
Jazz: A Comparison of Methods for Assessing Perceptual Veridicality in Applied Aesthetics Morris B. Holbrook and Joel Huber / Reﬁnements in Preference Models / Feature Interactions
in Consumer Judgments of Verbal versus Pictorial Presentations Morris B. Holbrook and William L. Moore / Situational Psychophysics and the Vending-Machine Problem Joel Huber,
Morris B. Holbrook and Susan Schiffman / Estimating Temporal Trends in Preferences Measured by Graded Paired Comparisons Joel Huber and Morris B. Holbrook / Effects of
Competitive Context and of Additional Information on Price Sensitivity Joel Huber, Morris B. Holbrook and Barbara Kahn / Features-Perceptions-Affect Models / Integrating Compositional
and Decompositional Analyses to Represent the Intervening Role of Perceptions in Evaluative Judgments Morris B. Holbrook / Effects of Tempo and Situational Arousal on the Listener’s
Perceptual and Affective Responses to Music Morris B. Holbrook and Punam Anand / The Effects of Situation, Sequence, and Features on Perceptual and Affective Responses to Product
Designs: The Case of Aesthetic Consumption Morris B. Holbrook and Punam Anand / Affective Overtones and Halo Effects / Separating Perceptual Dimensions from Affective Overtones:
An Application to Consumer Aesthetics Morris B. Holbrook and Joel Huber / Using a Structural Model of Halo Effect to Assess Perceptual Distortion due to Affective Overtones Morris B.
Holbrook / Lateralized Preferences / The Formation of Affective Judgments: The Cognitive-Affective Model versus the Independence Hypothesis Punam Anand, Morris B. Holbrook and
Debra Stephens / The Convergent Validity of Dichotic Listening and Hemispheric Priming as Methods for Studying Lateralized Differences in Affective Responses Punam Anand and Morris B.
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Holbrook / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Reﬂections on the (Wonderful) Work of Morris Holbrook Mark I. Alpert / Morris the Renaissance Man Barbara E. Kahn / Commentary – Traditional
Decision-Oriented Approaches James J. Kellaris / Joel Huber Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris B. Holbrook Joel Huber / About the Editors and Contributors
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Volume 2
The Consumption Experience – Concepts / The Experiential Aspects of Consumption: Consumer Fantasies, Feelings, and Fun Morris B. Holbrook and Elizabeth C. Hirschman / Hedonic
Consumption: Emerging Concepts, Methods and Propositions Elizabeth C. Hirschman and Morris B. Holbrook / O, Consumer, How You’ve Changed: Some Radical Reﬂections on the
Roots of Consumption Morris B. Holbrook / Expanding the Ontology and Methodology of Research on the Consumption Experience Elizabeth C. Hirschman and Morris B. Holbrook / The
Consumption Experience – Extensions / Actions and Reactions in the Consumption Experience: The Complementary Roles of Reasons and Emotions in Consumer Behavior Morris B. Holbrook,
John O’Shaughnessy and Stephen Bell / On the Conceptual Link between Mass Customisation and Experiential Consumption: An Explosion of Subjectivity Michela Addis and Morris B.
Holbrook / The Consumption Experience – Something New, Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something Sold: Part 1 Morris B. Holbrook / The Consumption Experience – Something
New, Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something Sold – Part 2 Morris B. Holbrook / The Consumption Experience – Something New, Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something
Sold – Part 3 Morris B. Holbrook / The Consumption Experience – Something New, Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something Sold – Part 4 Morris B. Holbrook / Consumers Just
Wanna Have Fantasies, Feelings, and Fun!! Morris B. Holbrook / Customer Value – Concepts / The Nature of Customer Value: An Axiology of Services in the Consumption Experience Morris B.
Holbrook / Axiology, Aesthetics, and Apparel: Some Reﬂections on the Old School Tie Morris B. Holbrook / Introduction to Consumer Value and Conclusions Morris B. Holbrook / Customer
Value – Extensions / The Millennial Consumer in the Texts of Our Times: Experience and Entertainment Morris B. Holbrook / The Millennial Consumer in the Texts of Our Times: Exhibitionism Morris
B. Holbrook / The Millennial Consumer in the Texts of Our Times: Evangelizing Morris B. Holbrook / ROSEPEKICECIVECI versus CCV – The Resource-Operant, Skills-Exchanging, PerformanceExperiencing, Knowledge-Informed, Competence-Enacting, Co-producer–Involved, Value-Emerging, Customer-Interactive View of Marketing versus the Concept of Customer Value: “I Can Get It
for You Wholesale” Morris B. Holbrook / Consumption Experiences and Customer Value – Empirical Studies / Quality and Value in the Consumption Experience: Phaedrus Rides Again Morris B.
Holbrook and Kim P. Corfman / The Conceptualisation and Measurement of Consumer Value in Services Raquel Sánchez-Fernández, M. Ángeles Iniesta-Bonillo and Morris B. Holbrook /
The Value of Value: Further Excursions on the Meaning and Role of Customer Value Martina G. Gallarza, Irene Gil-Saura and Morris B. Holbrook / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Commentary
– “Radical” Experiential Views Martina Gallarza / Morris B. Holbrook: The Value of a Great Researcher and Friend Raquel Sánchez Fernández / Morris –The Experience Bernd H. Schmitt /
Elizabeth C. Hirschman Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris B. Holbrook Elizabeth C. Hirschman / About the Editors and Contributors
Volume 3
Emotions in the Consumption Experience – Concepts / The Role of Emotion in the Consumption Experience: Actions and Reactions in Consumer Behavior Morris B. Holbrook / The Role of Lyricism
in Research on Consumer Emotions: Skylark, Have You Anything to Say to Me? Morris B. Holbrook / Emotions in the Consumption Experience – Empirical Studies / Using versus Choosing: The
Relationship of the Consumption Experience to Reasons for Purchasing Morris B. Holbrook, Donald R. Lehmann and John O’Shaughnessy / Emotion in the Consumption Experience: Toward a
New Model of the Human Consumer Morris B. Holbrook / The Varieties of Consumption Experience: Comparing Two Typologies of Emotion in Consumer Behavior William J. Havlena and Morris
B. Holbrook / Assessing the Validity of Emotional Typologies William J. Havlena, Morris B. Holbrook and Donald R. Lehmann / A Stochastic Three-Way Unfolding Model for Asymmetric Binary
Data Wayne S. DeSarbo, Donald R. Lehmann, Morris B. Holbrook, William J. Havlena and Sunil Gupta / Emotions and Consumption over Time – Empirical Studies / Play as a Consumption
Experience: The Roles of Emotions, Performance, and Personality in the Enjoyment of Games Morris B. Holbrook, Robert W. Chestnut, Terence A. Oliva and Eric A. Greenleaf / An Approach
to Investigating the Emotional Determinants of Consumption Durations: Why Do People Consume What They Consume for as Long as They Consume It? Morris B. Holbrook and Meryl P.
Gardner / How Motivation Moderates the Effects of Emotions on the Duration of Consumption Morris B. Holbrook and Meryl P. Gardner / Illustrating a Dynamic Model of the Mood-Updating
Process in Consumer Behavior Morris B. Holbrook and Meryl P. Gardner / Emotions in Advertising – Concepts and Typologies / The Role of Emotion in Advertising Morris B. Holbrook and
John O’Shaughnessy / Toward a Standardized Emotional Proﬁle (SEP) Useful in Measuring Responses to the Nonverbal Components of Advertising Morris B. Holbrook and Rajeev Batra / The
Role of Emotion in Advertising Revisited: Testing a Typology of Emotional Responses Morris B. Holbrook and Richard A.Westwood / Developing a Typology of Affective Responses to Advertising
Rajeev Batra and Morris B. Holbrook / Emotions and Responses to Advertising – Empirical Studies / Assessing the Role of Emotions as Mediators of Consumer Responses to Advertising Morris
B. Holbrook and Rajeev Batra / A Three-Component Model of Attitude toward the Ad: Effects of the Zipping and Zapping of Television Commercials T. J. Olney, Rajeev Batra and Morris B.
Holbrook / Consumer Responses to Advertising: The Effects of Ad Content, Emotions, and Attitude toward the Ad on Viewing Time Thomas J. Olney, Morris B. Holbrook and Rajeev Batra /
Perspectives of Other Scholars / Commentary – Emotions Rajeev Batra / Emotions and Consumption Experiences: An Emotional Retrospective William J. Havlena / Commentary – Emotions
T. J. Olney / Meryl P. Gardner Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris B. Holbrook Meryl P. Gardner / About the Editors and Contributors
Volume 4
Consumer Esthetics – Basic Concepts / Some Preliminary Notes on Research in Consumer Esthetics Morris B. Holbrook / Symbolic Consumer Behavior: An Introduction Morris B. Holbrook and
Elizabeth C. Hirschman / Introduction: The Esthetic Imperative in Consumer Research Morris B. Holbrook / Progress and Problems in Research on Consumer Esthetics Morris B. Holbrook /
Concepts from the Philosophy and Psychology of Art / Artistic Creation, Artworks, and Aesthetic Appreciation: Some Philosophical Contributions to Nonproﬁt Marketing Morris B. Holbrook and
Robert B. Zirlin / Chasing the Wundt Curve: An Adventure in Consumer Esthetics Punam Anand and Morris B. Holbrook / The Eye of the Beholder: Beauty as a Concept in Everyday Discourse
and the Collective Photographic Essay Morris B. Holbrook / Challenging Conventions in Arts Marketing: Experiencing the Skull Alan Bradshaw, Finola Kerrigan and Morris B. Holbrook /
Empirical Studies of Real versus Artiﬁcial Esthetic Objects / Cue Conﬁgurality in Esthetic Responses Morris B. Holbrook and William L. Moore / The Use of Real versus Artiﬁcial Stimuli in Research
on Visual Esthetic Judgments Joel Huber and Morris B. Holbrook / On the Importance of Using Real Products in Research on Merchandising Strategy Morris B. Holbrook / Empirical Studies
of Esthetic Responses over Time / The Determinants of Esthetic Value and Growth Joel Huber and Morris B. Holbrook / A Dynamic Spatial Analysis of Changes in Aesthetic Responses Morris
B. Holbrook, Eric A. Greenleaf and Robert M. Schindler / Empirical Studies of Movie Audiences / What’s an Oscar Worth? An Empirical Estimation of the Effects of Nominations and Awards on
Movie Distribution and Revenues John C. Dodds and Morris B. Holbrook / The Role of Actors and Actresses in the Success of Films: How Much Is a Movie Star Worth? W. Timothy Wallace,
Alan Seigerman and Morris B. Holbrook / Modeling the Appeal of Movie Features to Demographic Segments of Theatrical Demand Ignacio Redondo and Morris B. Holbrook / Consumers’
Identiﬁcation and Beyond: Attraction, Reverence, and Escapism in the Evaluation of Films Michela Addis and Morris B. Holbrook / Empirical Studies of Sports as Entertainment / Market Success as
a Criterion for Assessing Player Contributions in Sports Businesses via a Regression-based Approach Using Adjusted Performance Measures and Quasi-dummy Variables Morris B. Holbrook / An
Updating Model of Salary Adjustments in Major League Baseball: How Much Is a Home Run Worth? Morris B. Holbrook and Clifford J. Shultz, II / Perspectives of Other Scholars / A Commentary
on the Contributions of Morris Holbrook Suman Basuroy and Aaron Gleiberman / Portrait of the Artist as a Young Cat: Holbrook, Aesthetics, and Marketing Peter H. Bloch / Analyzing Audiences,
Framing Films, and Research Realities Charles B. Weinberg / Finola Kerrigan Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris B. Holbrook Finola Kerrigan / About the Editors and Contributors
Volume 5
Effects of Personality on Tastes / Patterns, Personalities, and Complex Relationships in the Effects of Self on Mundane Everyday Consumption: These are 495 of My Most and Least Favorite Things
Morris B. Holbrook / A Reexamination of Self-Monitoring and Judgments of Furniture Designs Morris B. Holbrook, Michael R. Solomon and Stephen Bell / Combining Esthetic and Social
Value to Explain Preferences for Product Styles with the Incorporation of Personality and Ensemble Effects Stephen S. Bell, Morris B. Holbrook and Michael R. Solomon / Romanticism and
Wanderlust: An Effect of Personality on Consumer Preferences Morris B. Holbrook and Thomas J. Olney / Effects of Class on Tastes / The Three Faces of Elitism: Postmodernism, Political
Correctness, and Popular Culture Morris B. Holbrook / An Empirical Approach to Representing Patterns of Consumer Tastes, Nostalgia, and Hierarchy in the Market for Cultural Products Morris
B. Holbrook / Market Clustering Goes Graphic: The Weiss Trilogy and a Proposed Extension Morris B. Holbrook / Death of the Arts Snob? Americans Have Become Omnivorous Culture Buffs
Michael J. Weiss, Morris B. Holbrook and John Habich / Class-related Distinctions in American Cultural Tastes Morris B. Holbrook, Michael J. Weiss and John Habich / Disentangling
Effacement, Omnivore, and Distinction Effects on the Consumption of Cultural Activities: An Illustration Morris B. Holbrook, Michael J. Weiss and John Habich / CB as I See It: Class and Income
Morris B. Holbrook / Effects of Expertise on Tastes / Using Connoisseurs to Predict Mass Tastes Robert M. Schindler, Morris B. Holbrook and Eric A. Greenleaf / Rereading the Encyclopedias
of Jazz: Analyses of Data on the Tastes of Readers, Critics, and Musicians from 1955 to 1970 Morris B. Holbrook / Audience Judgments as the Potential Missing Link between Expert Judgments
and Audience Appeal: An Illustration Based on Musical Recordings of “My Funny Valentine” Morris B. Holbrook, Kathleen T. Lacher and Michael S. LaTour / On the Commercial Exaltation of
Artistic Mediocrity: Books, Bread, Postmodern Statistics, Surprising Success Stories, and the Doomed Magniﬁcence of Way Too Many Big Words Morris B. Holbrook / Expert Judgments versus
Popular Tastes in the Case of Motion Pictures / Popular Appeal versus Expert Judgments of Motion Pictures Morris B. Holbrook / The Role of Ordinary Evaluations in the Market for Popular
Culture: Do Consumers Have “Good Taste”? Morris B. Holbrook / Taste versus the Market: An Extension of Research on the Consumption of Popular Culture Morris B. Holbrook and Michela
Addis / Art versus Commerce in the Movie Industry: A Two-Path Model of Motion-Picture Success Morris B. Holbrook and Michela Addis / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Intimations of Alterity:
Meadows in the Mist and Music in the Night Douglas Brownlie / Commentary – Esthetics and Tastes, Part II Mark C. Gridley / Conversations at the Green Peridot – Highlights and Lowlights: A
Commentary on My Friend Morris Holbrook Kathleen T. Lacher / Michela Addis Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris B. Holbrook Michela Addis / About the Editors and Contributors
Volume 6
Nostalgia – Concepts and Summaries / Echoes of the Dear Departed Past: Some Work in Progress on Nostalgia Morris B. Holbrook and Robert M. Schindler / On the New Nostalgia: “These
Foolish Things” and Echoes of the Dear Departed Past Morris B. Holbrook / Nostalgia Proneness / Nostalgia and Consumption Preferences: Some Emerging Patterns of Consumer Tastes Morris
B. Holbrook / Nostalgia Proneness and Consumer Tastes Morris B. Holbrook / Age-Related Preference Peaks and Moderating Effects / Some Exploratory Findings on the Development of Musical
Tastes Morris B. Holbrook and Robert M. Schindler / What Do MBA’s like? Morris B. Holbrook / Critical Periods in the Development of Men’s and Women’s Tastes in Personal Appearance
Robert M. Schindler and Morris B. Holbrook / Age, Sex, and Attitude toward the Past as Predictors of Consumers’ Aesthetic Tastes for Cultural Products Morris B. Holbrook and Robert M.
Schindler / Market Segmentation Based on Age and Attitude toward the Past: Concepts, Methods, and Findings Concerning Nostalgic Inﬂuences on Customer Tastes Morris B. Holbrook and
Robert M. Schindler / Nostalgia for Early Experience as a Determinant of Consumer Preferences Robert M. Schindler and Morris B. Holbrook / Interpretive Studies of Nostalgia / “These Foolish
Things, The Dear Departed Past,” and the Songs of David Frishberg: A Commentary and Critique Morris B. Holbrook / Collectors and Collecting Russell W. Belk, Melanie Wallendorf, John
Sherry, Morris Holbrook, Scott Roberts / Collecting in a Consumer Culture Russell W. Belk, Melanie Wallendorf, John F. Sherry, Jr. and Morris B. Holbrook / The Retailing of Performance
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and the Performance of Service: The Gift of Generosity with a Grin and the Magic of Muniﬁcence with Mirth Morris B. Holbrook / (Book Review) Rocking the Ages: The Yankelovich Report on
Generational Marketing by J. Walker Smith and Ann Clurman Morris B. Holbrook / Book Review: Marketing – The Retro Revolution by Stephen Brown Morris B. Holbrook / Nostalgic Bonding:
Exploring the Role of Nostalgia in the Consumption Experience Morris B. Holbrook and Robert M. Schindler / Time Travels in Retrospace: Unpacking My Grandfather’s Trunk – Some Introspective
Recollections of Life on the Brule Morris B. Holbrook / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Morris Holbrook’s Levels of Nostalgia: An Invitation to a Research Journey Susan L. Holak / Play it Again
Morris: On Pianos, the Past, and all that Jazz Pauline Maclaran / Missing Morris: Reminiscences, Retrospection, and Rigorous Research Jonathan E. Schroeder / Robert M. Schindler Interviews
Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris B. Holbrook Robert M. Schindler / About the Editors and Contributors
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Early Works - Letter Perception / Note on Validity of a Mechanical Measure of Inter-Letter Similarity Morris B. Holbrook / A Comparison of Methods for Measuring the Interletter Similarity between
Capital Letters Morris B. Holbrook / Effect of Subjective Verbal Uncertainty on Perception of Typographical Errors in a Proofreading Task Morris B. Holbrook / Effect of Subjective Interletter
Similarity, Perceived Word Similarity, and Contextual Variables on the Recognition of Letter Substitutions in a Proofreading Task Morris B. Holbrook / The Role of Subjective Probability in Mediating
the Relationship between Word Frequency and Recognition of Error Morris B. Holbrook / MDS, MDA, and CCA – Scaling and Spatial Representations / A Test of the Correspondence between
Perceptual Spaces Based on Pairwise Similarity Judgments Collected With and Without the Inclusion of Explicit Ideal Objects Morris B. Holbrook and Rebecca S. Williams / Using Attribute
Ratings for Product Positioning: Some Distinctions among Compositional Approaches Joel Huber and Morris B. Holbrook / Using Canonical Correlation to Construct Product Spaces for Objects
with Known Feature Structures Morris B. Holbrook and William L. Moore / On the Predictive Validity of Joint-Space Models in Consumer Evaluations of New Concepts William L. Moore
and Morris B. Holbrook / Conjoint Analysis of Objects with Environmentally Correlated Attributes: The Questionable Importance of Representative Design William L. Moore and Morris B.
Holbrook / Constructing Joint Spaces from Pick-Any Data: A New Tool for Consumer Analysis Morris B. Holbrook, William L. Moore and Russell S. Winer / The Pick-Any Procedure versus
Multidimensionality-Scaled Correlations: An Empirical Comparison of Two Techniques for Forming Preference Spaces Morris B. Holbrook and William L. Moore / Situation-speciﬁc Ideal Points
and Usage of Multiple Dissimilar Brands Morris B. Holbrook / Applications to the Arts / The Spatial Representation of Responses toward Jazz: Applications of Consumer Esthetics to Mapping the
Market for Music Morris B. Holbrook and Joel Huber / Marketing Strategy and the Structure of Aggregate, Segment-Speciﬁc, and Differential Preferences Morris B. Holbrook and Douglas V.
Holloway / Mapping the Market for Esthetic Products: The Case of Jazz Records Morris B. Holbrook / Assessing the Convergent Validity of Decompositional and Compositional Methods in the
Case of Socially Sensitive Perceptions Morris B. Holbrook and William L. Moore / Nonisomorphism, Shadow Features and Imputed Preferences Morris B. Holbrook, William L. Moore, Gary
N. Dodgen and William J. Havlena / Applications to Leisure Activities` / Representing Patterns of Association among Leisure Activities: A Comparison of Two Techniques Morris B. Holbrook /
Allocating Discretionary Time: Complementarity among Activities Morris B. Holbrook and Donald R. Lehmann / Applications to Fashion / Mapping the Market for Fashion: Complementarity in
Consumer Preferences Morris B. Holbrook and Glenn Dixon / Aims, Concepts, and Methods for the Representation of Individual Differences in Esthetic Responses to Design Features Morris B.
Holbrook / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Commentary – Quantitative Methods Donna L. Hoffman / Multivariate Morris Donald R. Lehmann / Commentary – Quantitative Methods Russell S.
Winer / William L. Moore Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris B. Holbrook by William L. Moore / About the Editors and Contributors
Volume 8
Overviews: Semiotics, Hermeneutics, and Interpretive Approaches / The Study of Signs in Consumer Esthetics: An Egocentric Review Morris B. Holbrook / The Dramatic Side of Consumer
Research: The Semiology of Consumption Symbolism in the Arts Morris B. Holbrook / The Positivistic and Interpretive Sides of Semiotic Research on Artistic Consumption: Hermes Speaks Morris
B. Holbrook / Having Fun with Qualitative Methods or Interpretive Approaches in Marketing and Consumer Research Morris B. Holbrook / Foreword to Doing Research Projects in Marketing,
Management and Consumer Research Morris B. Holbrook / The Linguistic Turn in Marketing and Consumer Research / Some Further Dimensions of Psycholinguistics, Imagery, and Consumer
Response Morris B. Holbrook / Understanding Consumer Behaviour: The Linguistic Turn in Marketing Research John O’Shaughnessy and Morris B. Holbrook / On the Scientiﬁc Status of
Consumer Research and the Need for an Interpretive Approach to Studying Consumption Behavior Morris B. Holbrook and John O’Shaughnessy / Applications to Advertising / Gender and
Genre in the Interpretation of Advertising Text Barbara B. Stern and Morris B. Holbrook / The Paco Man and What Is Remembered: New Readings of a Hybrid Language Morris B. Holbrook
and Barbara B. Stern / Applications to Literature / Romanticism and Sentimentality in Consumer Behavior: A Literary Approach to the Joys and Sorrows of Consumption Morris B. Holbrook /
Romanticism, Introspection, and the Roots of Experiential Consumption: Morris the Epicurean Morris B. Holbrook / Closely Read Books – Marketing Literature, Consumption as Text, and the
Leaves from our Lives: Slow, Slower, and Slowest Morris B. Holbrook / ACR Fellows’ Bookshelf Morris B. Holbrook / Psychoanalytic Application / The Psychoanalytic Interpretation of Consumer
Behavior: I Am an Animal Morris B. Holbrook / Stereography / Stereography in the Social Sciences: An Application Whose Time Has Come Morris B. Holbrook / Stereographic Visual Displays and
the Three-dimensional Communication of Findings in Marketing Research Morris B. Holbrook / Three-dimensional Stereographic Visual Displays in Marketing and Consumer Research Morris B.
Holbrook / Marketing Applications of Three-dimensional Stereography Morris B. Holbrook / Explaining the Vividness, Clarity, and Realism of Three-dimensional Stereoscopy Morris B. Holbrook /
Probing Explorations, Deep Displays, Virtual Reality, and Profound Insights: The Four Faces of Stereographic Three-dimensional Images in Marketing and Consumer Research Morris B. Holbrook
and Takeo Kuwahara / Perspectives of Other Scholars / The Prodigal Owl Stephen Brown / Commentary – Qualitative Methods, Part I John Deighton / Adventures with Morris: What a Wonderful
(Semiotic) World! David Glen Mick / John O’Shaughnessy Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris B. Holbrook John O’Shaughnessy / About the Editors and Contributors
Volume 9
Symbolic Consumer Behavior in Films / The Semiology of Cinematic Consumption: Symbolic Consumer Behavior in Out of Africa Morris B. Holbrook and Mark W. Grayson / An Interpretation:
Gremlins as Metaphors for Materialism Morris B. Holbrook / Seven Routes to Facilitating the Semiological Interpretation of Consumption Symbolism and Marketing Imagery in Works of Art: Some
Tips for Wildcats Morris B. Holbrook / Personal Appearance and Consumption in Popular Culture: A Framework for Descriptive and Prescriptive Analysis Morris B. Holbrook, Lauren G. Block
and Gavan J. Fitzsimons / Consuming the Vampire: Sex, Death, and Liminality Elizabeth C. Hirschman and Morris B. Holbrook / Consumption Symbolism in Plays, Television, and Music/
Consumption Symbolism and Meaning in Works of Art: A Paradigmatic Case Morris B. Holbrook / The Role of the Humanities in Consumer Research: Close Encounters and Coastal Disturbances
Morris B. Holbrook, Stephen Bell and Mark W. Grayson / Consumption as Communication in the World of Mrs. Cage Morris B. Holbrook / Entries on “Game Shows” and “Game Show Hosts,
Hostesses, and Producers” Morris B. Holbrook / Entries on ‘Bakr, (Chesney Henry) “Chet” , Brubeck, David Warren, Charles, Ray Robinson, Desmond, Paul and Frishberg, David L. Morris B.
Holbrook / Jazz-Related Symbolism in Films / A Book-Review Essay on the Role of Ambi-diegetic Film Music in the Product Design of Hollywood Movies: Macromarketing in La-La-Land Morris B.
Holbrook / Ambi-diegetic Music in the Movies: The Crosby Duets in High Society Morris B. Holbrook / The Ambi-Diegesis of ‘My Funny Valentine’ Morris B. Holbrook / Music Meanings in Movies:
The Case of the Crime-Plus-Jazz Genre Morris B. Holbrook / Art versus Commerce as a Macromarketing Theme in Three Films from the Young-Man-with-a-Horn Genre Morris B. Holbrook /
Reply to Bradshaw, McDonagh, and Marshall: Turn off the Bubble Machine Morris B. Holbrook / Cinemusical Meanings in Motion Pictures: Commerce, Art, and Brando Loyalty ... or ... De Niro,
My God, to Thee Morris B. Holbrook / Ambi-diegetic Music in Films as a Product-Design and -Placement Strategy: The Sweet Smell of Success Morris B. Holbrook / When Bad Things Happen
to Great Musicians: The Role of Ambi-Diegetic Jazz in Three Tragedepictions of Artistic Genius on the Silver Screen Morris B. Holbrook / A Cinemusicaliterary Analysis of the American Dream as
Represented by Biographical Jazz Comedepictions in the Golden Age of Hollywood Biopics: Blow, Horatio, Blow; O, Jakie, O; Go, Tommy, Go; No, Artie, No Morris B. Holbrook / Perspectives
of Other Scholars / To Morris: A M.A.V.E.R.I.C.K. and Much More by Marylouise Caldwell / Commentary – Qualitative Methods, Part II by John W. Schouten / Out of Morris Holbrook’s Aesthetics of
Consumption Symbolism by Craig J. Thompson / Alan Bradshaw Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris B. Holbrook by Alan Bradshaw / About the Editors and Contributors
Volume 10
Subjective Personal Introspection (SPI) – The ACR Trilogy / I’m Hip: An Autobiographical Account of Some Musical Consumption Experiences Morris B. Holbrook / An Audiovisual Inventory of
Some Fanatic Consumer Behavior: The 25-Cent Tour of a Jazz Collector’s Home Morris B. Holbrook / Steps toward a Psychoanalytic Interpretation of Consumption: A Meta-Meta-Meta-Analysis
of Some Issues Raised by the Consumer Behavior Odyssey Morris B. Holbrook / The Consumer-Behavior Odyssey / From the Log of a Consumer Researcher: Reﬂections on the Odyssey Morris
B. Holbrook / From the Log of a Consumer Researcher: Reﬂections on the Odyssey Morris B. Holbrook / The Delivery and Consumption of Vacation Performances Jeffrey F. Durgee, Morris B.
Holbrook and John F. Sherry / The Wives of Woodville Jeffrey F. Durgee, Morris B. Holbrook and Melanie Wallendorf / Introspective Applications / Just Junior, Dizzy, and Me on the Way to
Our Gig Morris B. Holbrook / Loving and Hating New York: Some Reﬂections on the Big Apple Morris B. Holbrook / Tupperware, Tommy Moore, Teddy Bear and Tipper Gore – Pete, Jamie,
Stew, Oyster and Morrie’s High School Reunion: Titillation and Titivation in Entelechic Entitulation Morris B. Holbrook / The Photographic Essay / Customer Value and Autoethnography: Subjective
Personal Introspection and the Meanings of a Photograph Collection Morris B. Holbrook / Consumption Experience, Customer Value, and Subjective Personal Introspection: An Illustrative
Photographic Essay Morris B. Holbrook / Photo Essays and the Mining of Minutiae in Consumer Research: ’bout the Time I Got to Phoenix Morris B. Holbrook / The Stereographic Photo Essay /
Blizzard of 1996 Morris B. Holbrook / Stereo 3D Representations in Postmodern Marketing Research Morris B. Holbrook / Breaking Camouﬂage: Stereography as the Cure for Confusion,
Clutter, Crowding, and Complexity Morris B. Holbrook / Walking on the Edge: A Stereographic Photo Essay on the Verge of Consumer Research Morris B. Holbrook / Collective Stereographic
Photo Essays: An Integrated Approach to Probing Consumption Experiences in Depth Morris B. Holbrook and Takeo Kuwahara / Illuminations, Impressions, and Ruminations on Romanticism:
Some Magical Concepts and Mystical Comments from Morris the Catoptric on the Superiority of Stereoscopy in Visual Representations of Marketing and Consumer Research Morris B. Holbrook /
Journey to Kroywen: An Ethnoscopic Auto-Auto-Auto-Driven Stereographic Photo Essay Morris B. Holbrook / Perspectives of Other Scholars / To a Fellow Odyssean Russell Belk / Morris
B. Holbrook, Subjective Personal Introspection, and the Hunger Games: A Young Researcher’s Introspective Perspective Markus Wohlfeil / Commentary – Qualitative Methods, Part III Arch G.
Woodside / Stephen J. Gould Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris B. Holbrook Stephen J. Gould / About the Editors and Contributors
Volume 11
Branding – Product Image / Product Images: How Structured Rating Scales Facilitate Using a Projective Technique in Hypothesis Testing Morris B. Holbrook and Neville C. Hughes / Product
Imagery and the Illusion of Reality: Some Insights from Consumer Esthetics Morris B. Holbrook / Perceptions of Western Products in Transforming Socialist Countries: The Moderating Role
of Political Orientation Nader T. Tavassoli, Lauren Goldberg Block, Bernd H. Schmitt and Morris B. Holbrook / The Use of Space-Travel and Rocket-Ship Imagery to Market Commercial
Music: How Some Jazz Albums from the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s Burned Brightly but Fizzled Fast Morris B. Holbrook and Barbara Stern / Branding – Product Meanings / Understanding
and Managing the Brand Space Pierre Berthon, Morris B. Holbrook and James M. Hulbert / Viewing Brands in Multiple Dimensions Pierre Berthon, Morris B. Holbrook, James M. Hulbert
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and Leyland F. Pitt / Branding – Brand Equity / Product Quality, Attributes, and Brand Name as Determinants of Price: The Case of Consumer Electronics Morris B. Holbrook / Does an
Absence of Brand Equity Generalize across Product Classes? David C. Bello and Morris B. Holbrook / Branding – Brand Loyalty / The Chain of Effects from Brand Trust and Brand Affect to
Brand Performance: The Role of Brand Loyalty Arjun Chaudhuri and Morris B. Holbrook / Product-Class Effects on Brand Commitment and Brand Outcomes: The Role of Brand Trust and
Brand Affect Arjun Chaudhuri and Morris B. Holbrook / Communications – Organizational Buying / Decision-speciﬁc Conﬂict in Organizational Buyer Behavior Michael J. Ryan and Morris
B. Holbrook / Modeling Decision-speciﬁc Stress: Some Methodological Considerations Morris B. Holbrook and Michael J. Ryan / Communications – Selling / Inﬂuence Processes in
Interpersonal Persuasion Morris Holbrook and John O’Shaughnessy / Selling Processes and Buyer Behavior: Theoretical Implications of Recent Research Noel Capon, Morris B. Holbrook
and James M. Hulbert / Communications – Advertising / Two Ways to Evaluate an Advertising Campaign Morris B. Holbrook / More on Content Analysis in Consumer Research Morris B.
Holbrook / Form versus Content in Predicting Starch Scores Morris B. Holbrook and Donald R. Lehmann / The Netvertising Image: Netvertising Image Communication Model (NICM) and
Construct Deﬁnition Barbara B. Stern, George M. Zinkhan and Morris B. Holbrook / Illustrating a Systematic Approach to Selecting Motion Pictures for Product Placements and Tie-Ins
Ignacio Redondo and Morris B. Holbrook / Marketing Strategy / What Can U.S. Businesses Learn from Political Marketing Nicholas O’Shaughnessy and Morris B. Holbrook / Beyond
Market Orientation: A Conceptualization of Market Evolution Pierre Berthon, Morris B. Holbrook and James M. Hulbert / Elegy on the Death of Marketing: Never Send to Know Why We Have
Come to Bury Marketing but Ask What You Can Do for Your Country Churchyard Morris B. Holbrook and James M. Hulbert / Perspectives of Other Scholars / The Goodness of Morris B.
Holbrook Arjun Chaudhuri / Commentary – Marketing Applications Gita V. Johar / On Interpretive Courage: A Profoundly Pre-modern Paean to the Perceptive Postmodern Promise Posed by
Morris Holbrook Randall Rothenberg / Pierre Berthon Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris B. Holbrook Pierre Berthon / About the Editors and Contributors
Volume 12
Ethical Concerns / Ethics in Consumer Research: An Overview and Prospectus Morris B. Holbrook / Marketing and the Tragedy of the Commons: A Synthesis, Commentary, and Analysis for
Action Clifford J. Shultz, II and Morris B. Holbrook / Ethical Consumption Experiences and Ethical Space Elizabeth Cooper-Martin and Morris B. Holbrook / Social Issues – Advertising /
Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall, What’s Unfair in the Reﬂections on Advertising? Morris B. Holbrook / Permissible Puffery versus Actionable Warranty in Advertising and Salestalk: An Empirical
Investigation Alexander Simonson and Morris B. Holbrook / Social Issues – Macromarketing / Higher Than the Bottom Line: Reﬂections on Some Recent Macromarketing Literature Morris
B. Holbrook / Eine Kleine Nachtmusik: Response to Professor Klein Morris B. Holbrook / Living It Up in Twitchell’s Branded Nation: Which Way to the Egress? Morris B. Holbrook / The
Paradoxical Relationships between Marketing and Vulnerability Clifford J. Shultz, II and Morris B. Holbrook / Social Issues – Pop Culture / Times Square, Disneyphobia, HegeMickey, the
Ricky Principle, and the Downside of the Entertainment Economy: It’s Fun-Dumb-Mental Morris B. Holbrook / The Millennial Consumer Enters the Age of Exhibitionism – A Book-Review
Essay: Part 1 Morris B. Holbrook / The Millennial Consumer Enters the Age of Exhibitionism – A Book-Review Essay: Part 2 Morris B. Holbrook / Must We Have Muzak Wherever We Go?
A Critical Consideration of the Consumer Culture Alan Bradshaw and Morris B. Holbrook / Social Issues – Compulsive and Self-Destructive Consumer Behavior / Book Review of April Lane
Benson – I Shop, Therefore I Am: Compulsive Buying and the Search for Self (Oniomania, Ergo Sum: The Complete Guide to Compulsive Buying Disorders) Morris B. Holbrook / Remembering
Chet: Theorizing the Mythology of the Self-Destructive Bohemian Artist as Self-Producer and Self-Consumer in the Market for Romanticism Alan Bradshaw and Morris B. Holbrook / Animal
Companions / Reﬂections on Rocky Morris B. Holbrook / Feline Consumption: Ethography, Felologies and Unobtrusive Participation in the Life of a Cat Morris B. Holbrook / The Katarche
of Catology in Research on Marketing: Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Stereography, Subjective Personal Introspection, and Cat Morris B. Holbrook / A Collective Stereographic Photo Essay on Key
Aspects of Animal Companionship: The Truth about Dogs and Cats Morris B. Holbrook, Debra Lynn Stephens, Ellen Day, Sarah M. Holbrook and Gregor Strazar / Marketing to Pet
Owners Morris B. Holbrook / Animal Companions, Consumption Experiences, and the Marketing of Pets: Transcending Boundaries in the Animal–Human Distinction Morris B. Holbrook and
Arch G. Woodside / Pets and People: Companions in Commerce? Morris B. Holbrook / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Morris Holbrook is Not a Jesuit Gene R. Laczniak / Morris Holbrook
on Marketing Ethics and Social Issues N. Craig Smith / Commentary – Macromarketing Applications, Part I Debra L. Stephens / Clifford J. Shultz Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of
Morris B. Holbrook Clifford J. Shultz, II / About the Editors and Contributors
Volume 13
Another ACR Trilogy / Why Business Is Bad for Consumer Research: The Three Bears Revisited Morris B. Holbrook / The Consumer Researcher Visits Radio City: Dancing in the Dark
Morris B. Holbrook / Casey at the Conference: Some Reﬂections on the ACR Experience Morris B. Holbrook and Ernest Lawrence Thayer / Consumer Research / Whither ACR?
Some Pastoral Reﬂections on Bears, Baltimore, Baseball, and Resurrecting Consumer Research Morris B. Holbrook / What Is Consumer Research? / Marketing Research / Belk, Granzin,
Bristor, and the Three Bears Morris B. Holbrook / What Is Marketing Research? Morris B. Holbrook / The Place of Marketing Research on the Business-Research Continuum Morris B.
Holbrook / Marketing Banausea / Some Notes on the Banausic Interrelationships among Marketing Academics and Practitioners Morris B. Holbrook / The Four Faces of Commodiﬁcation
in the Development of Marketing Knowledge Morris B. Holbrook / On Eschatology, Onanist Scatology, or Honest Catology? Cats Swinging, Scat Singing, and Cat Slinging as Riffs, Rifts, and
Writs in a Catalytic Catechism for the Cataclysm Morris B. Holbrook / Pursuing Happiness: American Consumers in the Twentieth Century Morris Holbrook (with Stanley Lebergott / Book
Review – An American in Praxis… The Authority of the Consumer Morris B. Holbrook (with W.T. Dillard) / From Trash to Fable to Triumph: The Ad(c)ulteration of the American Mind – Adcult
USA—The Triumph of Advertising in American Culture Morris B. Holbrook (with James B. Twitchell) / Looking Back on Looking Backward: A Retrospective Review of Edward Bellamy’s
Macromarketing Classic Morris B. Holbrook / Commentary Morris B. Holbrook / Weaving Complexity and Business: Engaging the Soul at Work Morris B. Holbrook (with Roger Lewin
and Birute Regine) / Further Thoughts on Marketing Versus Consumer Research – The AMA Task Force / Developing, Disseminating, and Utilizing Marketing Knowledge AMA Task Force on
the Development of Marketing Thought / Aftermath of the Task Force: Dogmatism and Catastrophe in the Development of Marketing Thought Morris Holbrook / Holbrook’s Reply to Pechmann:
Prelude and Poem Morris B. Holbrook / Comments on the Report of the AMA Task Force on the Development of Marketing Thought Morris B. Holbrook / Perspectives of Other Scholars /
The “Leading Non-Conformist” – Morris B. Holbrook Harold H. Kassarjian / Comments on Morris Holbrook – Marketing Legend, Colleague, and Friend Kent B. Monroe / Cherish the Cats by
John F. Sherry, Jr. / Ronald Paul Hill Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris B. Holbrook Ronald Paul Hill / About the Editors and Contributors
Volume 14
Overview / Five Phases in a Personal Journey through the Troubled Waters of Academic Values in a World of Business: Where’s the Beef? Morris B. Holbrook / Edutainment / Reﬂections on
Jazz and Teaching: Benny and Gene, Woody and We Morris B. Holbrook and Ellen Day / The Dangers of Educational and Cultural Populism: Three Vignettes on the Problems of Aesthetic
Insensitivity, the Pitfalls of Pandering, and the Virtues of Artistic Integrity Morris B. Holbrook / The Trade-School Mentality / What Do We Produce in the “Knowledge Factory” and for Whom? A
Review Essay of The Knowledge Factory by Stanley Aronowitz Morris B. Holbrook and James M. Hulbert / Universities in the Marketplace: The Commercialization of Higher Education Morris
B. Holbrook (with Derek Bok) / Students as Customers in the Business Model of the University / Does Marketing Need Reform School? On the Misapplication of Marketing to the Education
of Marketers Morris B. Holbrook / Manufacturing Memorable Consumption Experiences from Ivy and Ivory: The Business Model, Customer Orientation, and Distortion of Academic Values in
the Post-Millennial University Morris B. Holbrook / Catering to Consumers or Consuming the Caterers: A Bridge Too Far ..., Way Too Far Morris B. Holbrook / Business-School Ratings /
Gratitudes and Latitudes in M.B.A. Attitudes: Customer Orientation and the Business Week Poll Morris B. Holbrook / Gratitude in Graduate MBA Attitudes: Re-Examining the Business Week
Poll Morris B. Holbrook / Objective Characteristics, Subjective Evaluations, and Possible Distorting Biases in the Business-School Rankings: The Case of U.S. News & World Report Morris
B. Holbrook / Social Issues in Marketing Education / Marketing Education as Bad Medicine for Society: The Gorilla Dances Morris B. Holbrook / Marketing Miseducation and the MBA Mind:
Bullshit Happens Morris B. Holbrook / Compromise Is so ... Compromised: Goldilocks, Go Home Morris B. Holbrook / Inspiring Thoughts / On Reaching, Grasping, Flapping, and Flopping
Morris B. Holbrook / A Tribute to John O’Shaughnessy on the Occasion of His Retirement Morris B. Holbrook / Howard, John A. Morris B. Holbrook / Remembrance: John A. Howard
(1915–1999) Morris B. Holbrook / In Memoriam – Barbara B. Stern Morris B. Holbrook / The Ballad of H. Keith Hunt Morris B. Holbrook / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Morris the
Crusader James M. Hulbert / A Shot in the Dark Arthur J. Kover / Morris – A Marketing Legend Robert N. Stinerock / Herbert Jack Rotfeld Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris
B. Holbrook Herbert Jack Rotfeld / About the Editors and Contributors
Volume 15
Inspirational Essays / Some Words of Inspiration on Research, Religion, Bach, and Baseball (President’s Column) Morris Holbrook / On Hatching a Program of Consumer Research: An Elephant’s
Faithful 100% Morris B. Holbrook / Seven Pieces of Wisdom on Consumer Research from Sandy, Quarter, Tommy, Matthew, Paul, Dave, and Dolly: A Love Letter to ACR Morris B. Holbrook /
Satiric Commentary / A Note on Sadomasochism in the Review Process: I Hate When That Happens Morris B. Holbrook / Research Notes: Paper Anand E. Mush / The Inﬂuence of Anxiety:
Ephebes, Épées, Posterity, and Preposterity in the World of Stephen Brown Morris B. Holbrook / Intellectual Structure – Citation Analysis / Book Review: Handbook of Consumer Behavior
Edited by Thomas S. Robertson and Harold H. Kassarjian Morris B. Holbrook / The Intellectual Structure of Consumer Research: A Bibliometric Study of Author Co-citations in the First 15
Years of the Journal of Consumer Research Donna L. Hoffman and Morris B. Holbrook / On Marketing and Semiotics: What’s Cooking in Denmark? Morris B. Holbrook / Creativity / Theory
Development Is a Jazz Solo: Bird Lives Morris B. Holbrook / Borders, Creativity, and the State of the Art at the Leading Edge Morris B. Holbrook / Marketing Across or Beyond, Without Or
Among, and At or On the Borders: Some Literal, Littoral, and Literary Ideas Whose Times Deﬁnitely Have, Probably Have Not, and Maybe Might Have Come Morris B. Holbrook / The Role of
Myth in Creative Advertising Design: Theory, Process and Outcome Gita Venkataramani Johar, Morris B. Holbrook and Barbara B. Stern / Adventures in Complexity: An Essay on Dynamic
Open Complex Adaptive Systems, Butterﬂy Effects, Self-Organizing Order, Coevolution, the Ecological Perspective, Fitness Landscapes, Market Spaces, Emergent Beauty at the Edge of Chaos,
and All That Jazz Morris B. Holbrook / Book Review – How Customers Think: Essential Insights Into the Mind of the Market by Gerald Zaltman,” / “Do You Know ...?” The Jazz Repertoire in
Action Morris B. Holbrook (with Robert R. Faulkner and Howard S. Becker) / Envoi / Farewell Address Morris B. Holbrook / Perspectives of Other Scholars / Machiavellian Reﬂections on Morris
the Cat: Scholarship and Creativity Phil Harris / Morris Holbrook: Ars Gratia Artis Sidney J. Levy / Skylark Brian Wansink / William L. Wilkie Interviews Morris B. Holbrook / Interview of Morris
B. Holbrook William L. Wilkie / About the Editors and Contributors
Legends in Consumer Behavior, 2
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PUBLISHING MORE THAN 50 SCHOLARLY JOURNALS AND FORAYING INTO MORE...
NEW LAUNCHES AND TAKEOVERS!
SAGE India continues to expand its journals portfolio in 2014, with the following new launches and takeover journals inclusive of original articles as well informative
case studies in the ﬁeld of Humanities and Social Sciences and Business and Management, most of which are on behalf of and in association with prestigious societies
and leading institutions such as 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, Gujarat, National Institute of Urban
Affairs, New Delhi, National Council of Applied Economic Research, New Delhi.
SAGE India has come a long way since the publication of its ﬂagship journal, The Indian Economics and Social History Review, currently completed its 50th year. Our
fast expanding journal programme reﬂects a commitment to publishing research of the highest quality on an international scale in various disciplines covering diverse
subjects such as Management Studies, History, Sociology, Media Studies, Environment, Psychology and Education. SAGE India’s journals are also indexed in the
prestigious Thomson Reuters Journal Citations Reports®.
New in Business & Management
New in Economic &
Development Studies
Paradigm
Published in association with Institute of
Management Technology (IMT), Ghaziabad
Editor: Sita Mishra
Volume 18 | 2 issues per year | 0971-8907
Paradigm will seek 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.
Find this journal online at: http://par.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
To be published
in 2015!
Journal of Entrepreneurship
and Innovation in Emerging
Economies
The Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation in
Emerging Economies will be a peer-reviewed journal,
publishing biannually. It aims to provide a unique
platform for the dissemination of a range of critical
entrepreneurship, innovation, business and economic
development issues pertaining to and of relevance to
emerging economies. This journal is owned by SAGE
and published in association with the International
Entrepreneurship Forum.
Find this journal online at: http://eie.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
Business Perspective and
Research
Published in association with K. J. Somaiya
Institute of Management Studies and Research,
Mumbai
Editor-in-Chief: Preeti S Rawat
Volume 3 | 2 issues per year | 2278-5337
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.
Find this journal online at: http://bpr.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
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Published in association with South Asian
University
To be published
in 2015!
Editor: Sasanka Perera
Volume 1 | 2 issues per year | 2393-8617
Society and Culture in South Asia will be a peerreviewed disciplinary 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.
Find this journal online at: http://scs.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
Editors: Jay Mitra and Bibek Banerjee
Volume 1 | 2 issues per year | 2393-9575
To be published
in 2015!
Society and Culture in
South Asia
New in Politics &
International Relations
Indian Journal of Corporate
Governance
Editor-in-Chief: Ram Kumar Mishra
Volume 8 | 2 issues per year | 0974-6862
Indian Journal of Corporate Governance will be a
refereed journal providing a forum for discussion and
exchanging views on a wide range of corporate governance
issues, ranging from board practices, independent
directors, whistle blower policies and shareholder activism
to media’s role in corporate governance, corporate social
responsibility and sustainability reporting.
Find this journal online at: http://ijc.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
To be published
in 2015!
IIM Kozhikode Society &
Management Review
Editor-in-Chief: Mohan Thite
Published in association with IIM Kozhikode
Volume 2 | 2 issues per year | 2322-0937
Editor-in-Chief: Debashis Chatterjee
South Asian Journal of Human Resources
Management 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.
Find this journal online at: http://hrm.sagepub.com
Volume 4 | 2 issues per year | 2277-9752
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,000
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 55
International Journal of Rural
Management
Published in association with Institute of
Rural Management
Published in association with Lahore
University of Management Sciences
Volume 11 | 2 issues per year | 0973-0052
Editor: Shazib E Shaikh
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.
Find this journal online at: http://irm.sagepub.com
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.
Find this journal online at: http://ajc.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
Asia-Paciﬁc Journal of
Management Research and
Innovation
Published in association with Asia-Paciﬁc
Institute of Management
Editor: Moon Moon Haque
Volume 11 | 4 issues per year | 2319-510X
Asia-Paciﬁc Journal of Management Research
and Innovation aims at disseminating new knowledge
in the ﬁeld of management and IT and provides a forum
for deliberations and exchange of knowledge among
academics, industries, researchers. The journal has an
open minded and multi-disciplinary approach—within
management studies.
Find this journal online at: http://abr.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 3,200
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 90
6 issues per
year from 2015!
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.
Find this journal online at: http://ksm.sagepub.com
Asian Journal of Management
Cases
Volume 12 | 2 issues per year | 0972-8201
Global Business Review
Published in association with International
Management Institute
Editor-in-Chief: Tushaar Shah
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
Jindal Journal of Business
Research
Published in association with O P Jindal
Global University
Founding Editor: Renu Emile
Volume 4 | 2 issues per year | 2278-6821
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 a global context with a crosscultural perspective.
Find this journal online at: http://brj.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,000
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 55
Journal of Emerging Market
Finance
Published in association with Institute for
Financial Management and Research
Editors: Shubhashis Gangopadhyay
and Bappaditya Mukhopadhyay
Editor: Arindam Banik
Volume 14 | 3 issues per year | 0972-6527
Volume 16 | 4 issues per year | 0972-1509
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.
Find this journal online at: http://emf.sagepub.com
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.
Find this journal online at: http://gbr.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 7,800
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 190
BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT
South Asian Journal of Human
Resources Management
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 3,900
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 95
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Journal of Human Values
BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT / ECONOMICS & DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
Published in association with Indian Institute
of Management Calcutta
Editor: C Panduranga Bhatta
Published in association with Management
Development Institute (MDI)
Volume 21 | 2 issues per year | 0971-6858
Editor: Sajal Ghosh
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.
Find this journal online at: http://jhv.sagepub.com
Volume 19 | 4 issues per year | 0972-2629
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 5,200
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 125
Management and Labour
Studies
Journal of Health Management
A Quarterly Journal of Responsible
Management
Editor: S D Gupta
Published in association with XLRI, Jamshedpur
Editor: Sanjay Patro
Volume 40 | 4 issues per year | 0258-042X
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.
Find this journal online at: http://mls.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 5,200
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 125
South Asian Journal of
Business & Management Cases
Published in association with Birla Institute of
Management Technology (BIMTECH)
Editor: G D Sardana
Volume 4 | 2 issues per year | 2277-9779
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.
Find this journal online at: http://bmc.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
The Journal of Entrepreneurship
Published in association with Entrepreneurship
Development Institute of India (EDI)
Editor: Sasi Misra
Volume 24 | 2 issues per year | 0971-3557
The Journal of Entrepreneurship welcomes articles
that advance our understanding of entrepreneurship
phenomenon across different national and cultural
contexts. Articles should be well articulated and
substantive. The journal is peer-reviewed.
Find this journal online at: http://joe.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
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Vision—The Journal of
Business Perspective
Vision carries papers in all functional areas of
management, including economic and business
environment. The papers are based on original research
that help bridge the gap between the known and the
unknown, and often between perspectives of academics
and those of the corporate world.
Find this journal online at: http://vis.sagepub.com
Published in association with Indian Institute
of Health Management Research
Volume 17 | 4 issues per year | 0972-0634
The Journal of Health Management is a peer-reviewed
and interdisciplinary publication that publishes articles
on research in health policy, health management, health
systems and program strategies and related areas.
Find this journal online at: http://jhm.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 5,200
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 125
Contemporary Review of the
Middle East
Editor: P R Kumaraswamy
Volume 2 | 4 issues per year | 2347-7989
Contemporary Review of the Middle East, peerreviewed 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.
Find this journal online at: http://cme.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 5,200
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 125
Insight on Africa
A Journal of Contemporary African
Affairs
Published in association with African Studies
Association of India
Editor-in-Chief: Ajay Dubey
Volume 7 | 2 issues per year | 0975-0878
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. The journal specially encourages article
submission on issues related to Emerging Powers in
Africa, BRICS in Africa and Afro-Asian Relations.
Find this journal online at: http://ioa.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
Agrarian South
Published in association with Centre for
Agrarian Research and Education for
South (CARES)
Published in association with Centre for
Rural Studies, Lal Bahadur Shastri National
Academy of Administration
Managing Editor: Sandeep Chachra
Editor: Prem Singh
Managing Editor: Amir Afaque Ahmad Faizi
Volume 4 | 3 issues per year | 2277-9760
Agrarian South seeks to renew the debate on the
agrarian question and respond to the challenges of the
twenty-ﬁrst century, namely the food, energy, climate
and economic crises.
Find this journal online at: http://ags.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,400
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 70
Global Journal of Emerging
Market Economies
Published in association with Emerging
Markets Forum, Washington DC
Editor: Harinder S Kohli
Volume 7 | 3 issues per year | 0974-9101
The Global Journal of Emerging Market Economies
provides an international platform for publication of
research papers on the emerging global economies.
It publishes articles based on the broad themes of
ﬁnancial integration, trade facilitation, cross-border
trade and investment, regional integration, ﬁnancial
sector challenges, investments, productivity and
competitiveness, and public–private partnerships.
Find this journal online at: http://eme.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 3,900
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 95
3 issues per
year from 2015!
ECONOMICS & DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
Journal of Political Economy
Journal of Land and
Rural Studies
Volume 3 | 3 issues per year | 2321-0249
The Journal of Land and Rural Studies aims to provide
a platform for a wide ranging exchange of scholarly
opinions, both theoretical and empirical, on issues relating
to rural development in India while also drawing on
relevant experiences from other countries and contexts.
Find this journal online at: http://lrs.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 3,900
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 95
Margin—The Journal of
Applied Economic Research
Published in association with National Council
of Applied Economic Research
Editor: Shekhar Shah
Volume 9 | 4 issues per year | 0973-8010
Margin is a focal point for the dissemination of empirical
information and research ﬁndings in the broad areas
of applied economics. A major emphasis is on policy
analysis and the application of modern quantitative
techniques to development issues.
Find this journal online at: http://mar.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 5,200
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 125
Millennial Asia
Journal of Interdisciplinary
Economics
Editor: Jayati Sarkar
Volume 27 | 2 issues per year | 0260-1079
The Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics is a
peer reviewed journal which publishes papers and
comments from academicians and practitioners on
topics that focus from an interdisciplinary perspective,
on neglected boundary areas, hidden assumptions,
and axioms in economics that may not be self-evident.
Papers and comments are also welcome in response
to the papers and comments.
Find this journal online at: http://jie.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 3,000
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 70
An International Journal of Asian Studies
Published in association with Association
of Asia Scholars
Editors: Lakhwinder Singh and
Sukhpal Singh
Volume 6 | 2 issues per year | 0976-3996
Millennial Asia is a multidisciplinary, refereed biannual
journal dedicated to publishing high quality, original and
research-based papers addressing the issues concerning
the Asian countries and the region in the era of globalization.
Find this journal online at: http://mla.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
Review of Market Integration
Foreign Trade Review
Published in association with India
Development Foundation
Published in association with Indian Institute
of Foreign Trade (IIFT)
Editor-in-Chief: Shubhashis
Gangopadhyay
Editor: Rakesh Mohan Joshi
Volume 50 | 4 issues per year | 0015-7325
The Foreign Trade Review is intended to serve as
a comprehensive forum for theoretical and empirical
research in cross-border issues. These include,
but are not limited to the following: international
economics, international marketing, international
ﬁnance, international logistics and international legal
and technical research ideas.
Find this journal online at: http://ftr.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 5,200
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 125
Volume 7 | 3 issues per year | 0974-9292
Review of Market Integration addresses issues
related to market integration as part of the developmental
process of emerging economies.
Find this journal online at: http://rmi.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 3,000
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 80
Studies in Microeconomics
Editor-in-Chief: Somdeb Lahiri
Volume 3 | 2 issues per year | 2321-0222
Studies in Microeconomics seek high quality,
analytically rigorous papers in all areas of
microeconomics (broadly deﬁned). Theoretical as
well as applied (or empirical) research is welcome. All
manuscripts will be subjected to a peer-review process.
Find this journal online at: http://mic.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
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South Asia Economic Journal
ECONOMICS & DEVELOPMENT STUDIES / RESEARCH METHODS / PSYCHOLOGY
Published in association with Research and
Information System for Developing Countries
and Institute of Policy Studies
Editors: Saman Kelegama and
Prabir De
Progress in Development
Studies
Editor-in-Chief: Prabir Bhattacharya
Volume 15 | 4 issues per year | 1464-9934
Volume 16 | 2 issues per year | 1391-5614
Impact Factor: 1.028
2013 Journal Citation Reports® (Thomson Reuters, 2014)
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.
Find this journal online at: http://sae.sagepub.com
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.
Find this journal online at: http://pdj.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 16,800
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 330
South Asian Journal of
Macroeconomics and Public
Finance
Journal of Infrastructure
Development
Published in association with Centre for
Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (CSSSC)
Editor-in-Chief: Shubhashis
Gangopadhyay
Editor: Sugata Marjit
Volume 4 | 2 issues per year | 2277-9787
South Asian Journal of Macroeconomics and
Public Finance aims to publish peer-reviewed articles,
reviews and scholarly comments on issues relating
to contemporary global macroeconomics and public
ﬁnance.
Find this journal online at: http://smp.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 26
Published in association with India
Development Foundation (IDF)
Volume 7 | 2 issues per year | 0974-9306
The Journal of Infrastructure Development aims
to carry out informed public debates on infrastructure
policy, given that in most developing countries,
infrastructure is as much related to policy as it is to
markets. The journal also looks at infrastructure issues
speciﬁc to other countries at present but that may be
relevant to India at a later date.
Find this journal online at: http://joi.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 3,000
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 70
Journal of South Asian
Development
Statistical Modelling
Editor: Vegard Iversen
An International Journal
Volume 10 | 3 issues per year | 0973-1741
Published in association with Statistical
Modelling Society
Impact Factor: 0.235
2013 Journal Citation Reports® (Thomson Reuters, 2014)
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.
Find this journal online at: http://sad.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 3,900
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 95
Journal of Developing Societies
Managing Editor: Richard L Harris
Volume 31 | 4 issues per year | 0169-796X
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.
Find this journal online at: http://jds.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 16,800
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 330
Editors: Brian Marx, Jeffrey Simonoff
and Arnošt Komárek
Volume 15 | 6 issues per year | 1471-082X
Impact Factor: 0.792
2013 Journal Citation Reports® (Thomson Reuters, 2014)
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.
Find this journal online at: http://smj.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 21,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 430
Psychology & Developing
Societies
Published in association with Department of
Psychology, University of Allahabad
Editor: R C Tripathi
Volume 27 | 2 issues per year | 0971-3336
Psychology & Developing Societies provides a
forum for psychologists from different parts of the
world who are concerned with problems of developing
societies. The peer reviewed journal welcomes
theoretical, empirical and review papers in different
areas of psychology.
Find this journal online at: http://pds.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
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Journal of Education for
Sustainable Development
Published in association with Centre for
National Institute of Urban Affairs
Published in association with Centre for
Environment Education
Editor: Om Prakash Mathur
Editor-in-Chief: Kartikeya V Sarabhai
Editor: Prithi Nambiar
Volume 6 | 2 issues per year | 0975-4253
A biannual, interdisciplinary journal, Environment and
Urbanization ASIA aims to engage civil society, nongovernmental organizations, researchers, academics,
and policy-makers in thinking and writing about Asia’s
urban and environmental issues, and to improve and
strengthen the knowledge base on the different facets
of environment and urbanization, with cases and
ground-level realities.
Find this journal online at: http://eua.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
Higher Education for the Future
Published in association with The Kerala State
Higher Education Council
Chief Editor: Amb (Rtd) T P Sreenivasan
Volume 2 | 2 issues per year | 2347-6311
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.
Find this journal online at: http://hef.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rates: ` 2,600
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 65
Asian Journal of Legal
Education
Published in association with The West Bengal
National University of Juridical Sciences
URBAN STUDIES / EDUCATION / SCIENCE STUDIES / POLITICS & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Environment and Urbanization
ASIA
Volume 9 | 2 issues per year | 0973-4082
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).
Find this journal online at: http://jsd.sagepub.com
Annual Institutional Rate: ` 2,000
SAARC Institutional Rate: $ 55
Science, Technology and
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