| International Journal of South Asian Studies: A biannual journal of South Asian Studies (
India
) |
| Year: 2009 |
Month: december |
Volume: 2 |
Number: 2 |
| Publisher: Madanjeet Singh Institute for South Asia Regional Cooperation(MISARC) |
Place of Publication: Puducherry - India |
Price: - |
| Article Title |
Author(s) Name |
|
Madrasa Policy in Pakistan: strategies from within.
|
Sanchita Bhattarcharya |
|
Employee Attrition Management in I.T. Industry in South Asia: Some Evidence from India and Pakistan.
|
M Basheer Ahmed Khan |
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India’s Trade Relationship with the Burgeoning Economic of South East Asia.
|
M Banumathi |
|
Urbanization in South Asia with special reference to Bangalore – its impacts.
|
Priya Narayanan |
|
Artistic freedom of expression versus communitarian sentiments – a case study.
|
Binu Zachariah |
|
Rajbanshis : the Deprived people of North Bengal (in the state of West Bengal).
|
Moumita Ghosh Bhattacharyya |
|
A time like no other: an Analysis of the Political Economies of Eastern Europe since 1989.
|
Joel R Campbell |
|
The Indian Response to the Global Financial Crisis.
|
Sumanjeet Singh |
|
Global Economic Crisis and the implications for South Asia
|
K Venugopal Reddy |
|
“ The Hungry Tide’: Rise in sea levels in the Sundarbans due to Global warming-induced climate change
|
Debabrata Ghosh |
|
Culture as a preferred strategic choice for Asian countries: an International business approach.
|
R Shanthakumari and A Somalingam |
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Between wisdom and knowledge: the politics of creativity in a Post-Communist World: the Schabert’s Boston Politics’ Today.
|
Andras Lanczi |
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Displaced People and their issues of Human Rights.
|
Somenath Bhattacharjee |
|
Dealing with Terrorism in South Asia: the case of India
|
Pradeep Kumar Parida |
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Accelaerating Growth through Inorganic means: Lessons from the Asian Region.
|
Surinder Pal Singh |
|
Ethnicity and Ethnic Policies in Pakistan and Myanmar
|
T T Haokip |
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