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CONTRIBUTIONS TO INDIAN SOCIOLOGY... ' 5-6
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ECONOMICAL & POLITICAL WEEKLY 11-12
HEALTH ACTION 13
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INDIAN JOURNAL OF ADULT EDUCATION"''" "' ''''16
INDIAN JOURNAL OF GENDER STUDIES'"'" '17-18
THEINDIANJOURNALoFINDUSTRIALRELATIONS.'.'.''19-20
INTERNATIONALJOURNALoFRURALMANAGEMENT'.21
INDIAN MANAGEMENT..22-23
JOURNAL OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT 24-25
JOURNAL OF SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK. 26
KURUKSHETRA ''"'' 27
MONTHLY COMMENTARY ON INDIAN ECONOMIC CONDITIONS' ''" 28
MONTHLY PUBLIC OPINION SURVEYS
RAJAGIRI JOURNAL OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT. ' '"'"'' 30
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SOCIAL ACTION. 32
SOCIAL CHANGE. '" '' 33.34
SOCIAL SCIENCE IN PERSPECTIVE. 35
SOCIAL WELFARE ''"'' 36
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COVER FEATURE
Theory whyThere are r.'arious
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Market Nervs
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positive message. The leaked IB report grossly overstates the
itnpact of foreign funded N{ltls. Link the listing of Llc \,\-ith the lornation
of a Bank Investnent Companl', to create a
mini n ealth fund large enough to competewith the best
* Follow-uP 3*. Motherson Sumi has crossed its target
of t25,000 crore mark one vear ahead ofschedule
" Business Notes A'4. The jute tllill industry is surrounded by
hardships. RBI eases the knorv-your-customer
guidelines. Linkedln unveils new findings in ]r4umbai. There is some confusion over the subsidl'
on the export of raw sugar
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2014, markets may. A'modi'fied stock
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. Saibal Ghosh of Aegon Religare expectsmarket returns in line with nominal C;DP
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* lnterviewtJnion minister ofstate for power, coal,new and renewableenergy Piyush GoYalhas tried to assuage
the concerns of Privatepower producers andalso tried to goad Coallndla to get its acttogether. He spells outhis priorities
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End of theroad?48The Sovietera-style toolof planningis in for a
shake-up butwhat willemerge isuncertain
Advertising & Marketing 70
Aviation
Books
Business Notes
Businessmen in the News 22
Chatzone
Cities
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Commodities
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move on land law. State BJP unit wants to
go whole hog againstTrinamool
. Budget hype dilutes newForeign Trade Policy
r Private EquityCurrent interest charged byNBFC arms of pE firms is notsustainable for the real estatesector
. Exports
Fear of ban on meats hasbrought about uncertaintyamong exporters andoverseas importers
oAviation 75Air India becomes the firstIndian carrier to ioin StarAlliance
rTalking To 76Joe Difonzo, CTo, Syniverse,comments on global trendsin mobilitv
77Collectabillia"com is busygainingtraction inthe Indianmarket
rCommodities 78. Sugar industry looks for
succour in recent incentives. Malaysia seeks to build on
its palm oil exports andexpertise
I Hospitality 80Starwood indicates itsincreased lndia ambitionsthrough its new Aloft
.F&BLiquor major Berentzen seeksa pie of the growing Indianbeverages market
. StatesGuiarat offers 'GenderBudget' for women
. FeatureCalcutta Stock Exchangefaces the possibility of beingde-recognised by SEBI
rCities
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Corporate Reports 5882
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CyberNews 15
o Editorials 8. A beginning can be made by overhauling
thE MMRD ACt. The rise in the number of elps
marginalises retail investors, making ourpublic market more private
. Industry stakeholders need to engage andcollaborate with policy makers to come upwith efficient and rational decisions
r Advertising & Marketing TO. Hosiery manufacturer Suditi Industries
gets ready to become a fashion house
. Market NewJ ggo The post budget session could help
investors expand their presence. sEBl stalls the delisting process of
AstraZenecao There is a sudden bullishness seen in
railway stocksr P. Murarka of Axis Mr reveals his
preference for the construction sector
r lntervlewRadha MohanSingh, ministerfor agriculturesays thegovernment isgeared up totackle drought
Editorials
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Exports
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Listening Post
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Paniu's Page
People 104
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Contributions to Indisn Sociology
Volume 4ll Number 2 June 2014
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CONTENTS
Intimate gifts and .bad'deaths:
Reflections on organ transplants,state and society in Gujarat
Pastoral predicaments: The Gujarsin history
Situating marriage payments:Bride-price and dowry amongthe Bedias of north India
Islamic deshbhaktiz Inscribing a Sufishrine into the Indian nation-space
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Book Reviews
Roma Chatteii.2012. Speaking with pictures; FolkArt and theNarrative Tradition in Indio
S anthi Kavuri-B auer. 20 I I . M o n u m "
r r r, ;::::::W ; :::;tSubjectivity, and Space of India's Mughal Architecture
Jyoti HosagraharRaka Ray and Seemin Qayum. 2009. Cultures of Semitide;
Modernity, Domesticity, and Class in IndiaShalini Grover
Ashwini Deshpande. 2011. The Grammar of Caste: EconomicDiscrimination in Contemporary India
Divya VaidZoyaHasan and Martha C. Nussbaum, eds.2012. Equalizing
Access: Afirmative Action in Higher Education in India,United States, ond South Africa
Jandhyala B.G. Tilak
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289
Subir Bhaumik. 2009. Troubled lrerilthtrv; Cri,ris t{tndiasNorth East
Krmei AphunJoanna Pfaff-Czarnecka and Gcrard Tbllin. eds. 2011. The
Politics'of Belonging in the I{imaluyus: Local Ailachmentsand Boundary Dynamics
and
Marie Lecomte-Tilouine. 2009. Hindu King.rhip, Ethnic Revivaland Maoist Rebellion in Nepal
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paula Banerjee and Anasua Basu Ray .nr"on".rlljl:;r1l:"Women in Indian BonJerlancl,s
Vlbhe AroraAshidhara Das.2012. Desi Dreems: lndlun Immigranl Women
Build Lives across Tlvo worlds *;"" Leonard
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HEIGHT OF INSENSITIVITYCentre okays raising the height 0f Sardar Sarovardam; 250,000 more people could be displaced
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ENTRY FOR ALLA year after the floods.uttarakhand has done norhinpto regulatetourism in theecologically fragile mountains
A BATTIE HALF WONln 2009, punjab passed a law fixingpaddy sowing date. tt arrested the
decline in water table but upset farmers
tEAD ASTRAYWerghts used to balance tyresare an lnchecked source of leadpoll ution
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management
CHANDIGARH'SMASTER PROBLEMCity opposes luxury residentialploject but fails t0 rehabijitate itsslum population to preserve itsmaster plan
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. IOTUSSNATCHERSl\,,1aharashtra forest department s
attempts to ban lotus roor hitiivelihood of 2,000 famiiies
FARMERS.TEGAIIY'Women in Uttar pradesh
demand and getjointownership of agricultural land
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POWER GRIDGETS SMARTERlndia is experimenting withsmart grid that is superior toconventional grid
INTERNATSTORAGE
Earth's mantle could beholdingthree times the
water found in oceans
PATENT FORDEAD[YVIRUSA Dutch institute s patentapplication on the MERsvirus raises concerns overpublic health safeguards
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EASY TO CHECI(ENCEPHATITIS
An Uttar Pradesh villagekeeps encephalitls at bay
for four years but thegovernment is not ready to
learn from it
RICE FIELDSAS CARBOI[SINKSLowland floodedrice ecosystems canstore vast amounts ofcarbon, says studV
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TOWING THEWRONG LINEI ndia is out of sync withG77\ new developmentmodel of harmony withnature and people
A COOLEXAMPLEHaryana green buildingturns courtyard intocold island to beat thesummer heat
GAME OVER?Three-banded armadillo,the real-life counterpartof FIFA World Cup s
official mascot, is
nearing extinction
SUPPLEMENTPTION COPIES
1-15 JULY 2014
59-78.Supplement Editor: Sumita Dargupta
:op-y: Pri_chi Guron, Anjati Namb-ksan, Ajanta Sikddr
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neonicotinoids and fipronil, arethe culprits
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NIGHTMAREPlundering of sand in the
Cauvery basin continues despitegovernment taking over sand
mining from private players
NOW COLD.PRESSEDFRUIT JUICEHow healthy is it?
SIMPTE NEED NOTBE SUSPtCIOUS
Crop intensification techniquein rice can save water and seed
usage. But the practice is yet togain ground
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MICROCLEANERSMicrobes growing on plastic
floating in oceans deerade it
WHAT LIES BENEATHvvorld War I i shi pwrecks pose a great th rear tc the en\li r0n menl
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bui ldi ngs, use of ACs andpullutants create hot spots
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LET U5 NOT KILLINNOVATIONI ndia fights against patenri
and in favour of open-sourieinnovation ai WT0 meet
ACTIVISMWITHpoHTtcALTWtSTParticipation in elections has
exposed civil society artiviststo the wrath of the government
rr.I , , :r,I I. IECO-JUSTTCESAVES FUELTrials through video-
conferencing have
saved Jharkhand
20.000 lrtres of diesel
PAPERTRAIL
Paper industry is
sourcing more wood
from farmers but stilleVes forests
REJOICING INMANGO MANIAPreparing ambosoda or
dried mango cake requires
skill. 8ut once ready, it can be
reiished throughout the year
NEW UsEFOR DRONE
Nepal scientists emploV
drones to study glaciers in
the inaccessible Himalayas
WILL THE PMWALKTHE TATK?
l/odi acknowledged the importance
of gram sabhas but his ministerhints at diluting its powers
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taking a toll on the
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The lntelligen(e Bureau and lts Not Very lntelligent Reporton NGOsrl) 'l'hc Intelligence Bureau report on Ncos has indicted several genuine
individuals and Ncos whose contribution to the welfare of the people has
bcen immense.
Annihilation by Caste: Lessons from Budaun and Beyondr I I n a country ruled by caste in the constitutional era, annihilation by caste is a
st:lf'-perpetuating patriarchal project that reinvents itself constantly.
The 'Emerging'Middle Class: Role in the 2O14 General Electionsri, 'l'lrc new middle class has read Narendra Modi's message of deveiopment as
opcning the door to writing its own secure future.
lr There a Case for an Environmental Regulator?rr, 'l'he Supreme Court's d'rection on the issue presumes the appropriateness of
;r n environmental regulator and pre-empts crucial public debate.
Drbt Management in lndiat:l On the long-standing proposal to establish a Public Debt Management Agency
t hat would be independent of the central bank.
Crrteist Pheromone in Elementary Schools of Tamil Nadu!6 Covernment- and private-aided schoolteachers exhibit caste-based
tliscrimination towards children without any compunction.
A Struggle Over Class and Space in an lndian City2q 'l'he struggle over the chowks in Dehradun reflects several facets ofthe
cvolving political economy of India's cities.
Cllmate Change Vulnerability Assessment: Gaps and Challenges
l? F'or successful planning at the state level, there is a need to identifyvulnerable regions and sectors at the local level.
llections in Hungary: Achilles, the Winner!i llungarian voters who refuse to fall in line with the extreme right's violent,
visceral and breathtaklngly demagogical positions have no one to vote for.
lndla's'Bully Pulpit': Media in a Time of Digital Revolutioni4 People with stories to tell know that their audiences expect stories to be told
rusing all the human senses - sound and vision as well as words on screens.
Drregulating Capital, Regulating Labour$l,l One of the visible markers of the onslaught on labour by the capital-state
nexus is the growth in informality and rise in vulnerability in the
rna nufacturin g sector.
Drflning an Absence: Torture'Debate'in lndiah9 A plea to consider ways in which a "public debate on torture" can emerge, in
which the citizenry, media and state officials are engaged.
lntcrnational Experience with National Training Funds
77 'fhe rapid growth of the economy has created skill shortages and India needs
to initiate a national ski1l development fund to meet this challenge.
Itretegyfor R&D in lndian lndustryiI On the urgent need for a big boost in the status and growth of
nc o in the industrial sector in India.
Folltlcal Economy of Pakistan
'lu l;ive scholars discuss S Akbar Zaidi's call to rethink Pakistan's politicalt.conomy and the author responds.
Economic &PoliticalwEErrvEDITORIALS
The Responsibility for lraq....... ..................... ......7
Race to the 8ottom.............................................. IReviving the Golden Fibre .......................".......... 9
COMMENTARY
The Intelligence Bureau and Its Not VeryIntelligent Report on NGOs-EA S Sarmo........ roAnnihilation by Caste: Lessons from Budaunand Beyond-Ka Ip ana Kannabiron ..................... 13
The'Emerging'Middle Class: Roll in the zor,1
General Elections Rav inder Kaur ...."............... 1s
Is There a Case for an Environmental Regulator?
-Shiboni Ghosh .............. .........r9
Debt Management in India:Need for Separation and Independence
-K Kanagasob ap athy, Charan Singh. -.......... ". ". z3
Casteist Pheromone in Elementary Schools ofTamil Nadu-S Venkotanarayanon................... 26
A Struggle Over Class and Space in an Indian City
- Sh ankar G o p alakr i shn an,
TrepanSinghChauhan .............29
Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment:Gaps and Challenges
-Dhanap aI G, Ar chitesh Panda ........................ 3z
Elections in Hungary: Achi11es, the Winner
-J6zsef B\rdcz ...................,....3s
BOOK REVIEWS
The B attle of Bretton Wo o ds : J ohn May nardKeynes, Harry Dexter White and the Making of a
New World Order - Keynes vs White atBretton Woods-Jayoti Ghosh........................". 3B
Oceans Connect: Reflections on Water Worldsacross Time and Space - Historiography ofOceans-Johon Mathew ..."......40
lndigo Plantations ond Science tn Colonial India -An Indigo Stor-v-John Mathew ...,.....................4r
PERSPECTIVES
India's 'Bully Pulpit': Media in a Time of DigitalRevolution-Robin Jeffrey ............... "................ 44
POLITICAL ECONOMY OF PAKISTAN
State, Society and Power: Towards a New PoliticalEconomy of Pakistan-Majed Akhter ................ +g
From Below-A asim Sajjad Akhfar.............,..... 50
Re-Theorising Pakistan's Political Economy: Some
Conceptuai Issu es-F ohd. Ali............................. Sr
Associationai Politics in Punjatr-Umair Javed..... 53
The Everyday State in Lyari-Adeem Suhail ".... s4
Uncontested Engagements- S Akb or Zaidi....... 56
SPECIAL ARTICLES
Deregulating Capital, Regulating Labour: TheDynamics in the Manufacturing Sector in India
-Atul Sood, Paaitosh Nath, Sangeeta Ghosh .... . . 58
Defining an Absence: Torture 'Debate' in India
-Jinee Lokaneefa ...................................."....... 69
Internationai Experience with National TrainingFunds: Lessons for India
- S anto sh Mehr otr a, D eb o shr ee Ghosh .............. z 7
NOTES
Strategy for R&D in Indian Industry: IJrgent Needsand Assured Returns-E C Subb arao ................ 82
CURRENT STATISTICS ......................................... 95
APPoTNTMENTs/pnocneuuns/ANNOUNC8MENTS ................................................ 97
LETTERS.......... ....................."......... 4
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Narratives of Police lllegalityro Scores ofyoung women and men are incarcerated injails, arrested on vague
charges of being Maoists, often without even the charges being frarned"
Scuttling lnconvenient Judicial Appointments12 The scuttling of Gopal Subramanium's appointment shows that every trick in
the trade will be used to manage the judiciary. t
WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement: Concerns and lssues15 The Trade Facilitation Agreement at the World Trade Organisation Bali
Ministerial Meeting promises to ease South Asia's trade.
Balkanisation of Urban PlanningrB Let us hope that other states learn from the mistakes Mumbai is making, and
appoint a central coordinator of urban p1ans.
Dispute Settlement in Bilateral lnvestment Agreements22 With the global tide going against the investor state dispute setrlemenr
provisions, India should take a call on this important issue.
Hardlythe End of Dynastic Rule25 Modi opposes dynasticism but the trends under a BJp government show a
continuation of political dynasties.
Decline of the Left and Emergence of Mini Actors in Kerala28 Ever since a neoJiberal agenda began to be pushed through, the left has not given
any alternate model of development a chance, even on an experimental basis.
Chandrababu Naidu's Comeback3r Chandrababu Naidu and the Telugu Desam Party in Andhra Pradesh made a
remarkabie turnaround in the recent Lok Sabha elections.
lndia Needs a National Policy to Control Tuberculosis39 Despite a reduction in mortality India's overall rs burden has increased and
it has the highest population-based rs burden in the world.
Fiscal and Welfare Effects of Fuel Subsidy Reform in lndiar4r The current approach to fuel pricing in India has resulted in recurring fuel
subsidies crowding out high-priority public spending with most of thebenefits accruing to higher-income groups.
ldentityfor lnclusion: Moving beyond Aadhaarr+B The Aadhaar project has changed the discourse from inclusion to "payments"
and from transactions to "weeding out petty corruption".
High Speed Rail in lndia: lmportance of National Policiesr55 Making India's rail system sustainable through the adoption ofnew
technologies for localisation would require an altogether new governmentaldirection and reforms in government procurement rules.
Cost and Benefit of Disinflation Policy in lndia165 An examination of empirical evidence on the direction of causality for
growth and inflation.
Healing Shrines, Spirit Possession, Agency of Womenr7o A response to Shubha Ranganathan's "The Rationalist Movement against
Quack Healing: Criticai Questions", rew, 4 January zor4.
Postscript176 Sharda Ugra says football is a conduit for the laundering of illegal money;
M S Prabhakara observes that the Ambassador revives crowded memories oftravel; Kalpana Sharma finds that Anand Patwardhan is not just adocumentary film-maker; Anjum Altaf asks "Who perlshes in the dark? Whosurvives into the light?"; Srinivasan Ramani says we are privileged to see
Lionel Messi on the football field. And Ponnappa's Last Lines.
Economic&Politicalwnrix r vEDITORIALS
Onwards to the Neo Economy.........
Overcoriing Sub-5% Growth .......................,...,., IWhen the Government Leans on Judges............. ()
MARGIN SPEAR
Narratives of Police IllegaLityAnandTeltuntbde........ .......... ro
COMMENTARY
Scuttling Inconvenient Judicial Appointments
-Prashant Bhushan ..".............. ........................12
WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement:Concerns and Issues-Probir D e ........................ rS
Balkanisat ion of Urban Planning
-Shirish B Patel ........................................."......r8
Dispute Settlement in Bilateral InvestmenrAgreements: Whither India?
-Kosturi Dos ......................."... 22
Hardly the End of Dynastic Rule
-Kanchan Chandra ..................25
Decline of the Left and Emergence of Mini Actorsin Kerala-K Haridas ........................................ 28
Chandrababu Naidu's Comeback
-K Nageshwar ... "......................3r
BOOK REVIEWS
Kashmir's Narratives of Conflict: Identity Lost inSpace and Time - Identity, Conflict and Violencein Kashmir-Chitrotekha Zutshi....................... 34Privatizing Water: Governance Failure and. theWorld's Urban Water Crisis *Privatisation ofWater and Governance Failure
-T Prabhakara Red.dy ...................................... 35
INSIGHT
India Needs a National Poiicy toControl Tuberculosis-T Jacob John ................. zg
SPECIAL ARTICLES
Fiscal and Welfare Effects of Fuel Subsidy Reformin India-Rahul Anand, David. Coady,AdiI Mohommad, Vimal Thakoor,JomesPWalsh............... ......... r.+r
Identity for Inclusion: Moving beyond Aadhaar
-M S Sriram ..........................148
High Speed Rail in India: Importance ofNational Policies-Anjali Goya\....................... 15S
NOTES
Cost and Benefit of Disinflation Policy in India
-Rav indr a H Dholakia .................................... 165
DISCUSSION
Healing Shrines, Spirit Possession, Agency ofWomen: A Rationalist Revisir
-T V Venkateswaron.................."..................... r7o
CURRENT STATTSTTCS .........."....t73
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Prioritisation of Developmental Activities by NGOs in Nagaland
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CONTENTSArticlesWomen Executives in lT/ ITES Sectors:Job Satisfaction and Quality of Work LifeSulu Priya. B and Udaya Mahadevan
Positive Adolescent Development.Relevance of Family lnterventionsNycil Romis Thomas and Mary Venus Joseph
Household Food Security:Below Poverty Line (BPL) Families in theCoastalAreas of CochinSubhashree. 5., Shilpa Jose, Shimna lqebal and Anupa Jose
Balapanchayat under Kudumbashree in Kerala
Social Mobilization for Ecological LiteracyAmrutha Sebastian K.S. and Ajith K.K
From the FieldSuch itwa Bodhana Yajnam :
A Citizens' Movement For CleanlinessGeorge Peter Pittappillil
Book ReviewNGOs and DevelopmentSunita Kshapakaran
Joseph M.K
WomenEmpowerment:ThePsychologicalDimension 163Francina. P. X. and Mory Yenus Joseph
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MUSEUMS IN INDIA: PAST AND FUTURERomila Thapar, Emeritus professor of Historv, JawaharlalNehru University, Delhi
WHOSE INHERITANCE?Gulammohammed Sheikh, artist and writer. BarodaSITE AS PRACTICED PLACEJyotindra Jain. former Direcror. Crults Museum, andProfessor of Arts and Aesthetics, Jawaharlal Nehru University.Delhi
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35 rHE RED'FORT MUSEUM:SMALL KEY TO A BIG PROBLEMNavina Najat Haidar, Curator of Islamic Art at theMetropolitan Museum of Art, New york
39 FREEDOMTOMANAGENeil MacGregor, Director, The British Museum. London
42 BUrLT HERTTAGE _ NEW HOPE?Akhil Sibal, lawyer practicing in the Supreme Court andDelhi High Court
46 LIMITS TO OFFICIAL LEGALISMNaman P. Ahuja, Associate professor, School of Arts andAesthetics, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi
57 RECLATMTNG WOMEN'S TNDTGENOUS HERTTAGEMadhu Khanna, Visiting professor of Indic Religion,Centre for the Study of Comparative Religion andCivilizations, Jamia Millia Islamia. Delhi
62 rNrERvrEwB,N. Goswamy, professor Emeritus, panjab University,Chandigarh in conversation with Ananya Vajpeyi, CSbS
65 rHE H!BR|DSBharti Kher, artist. Delhi
76 DASHRATH PATEL'S NON.ALIGNED ALIGNMENTSNancy Adajania, cultural theorist and independent curator,Mumbai
82 EVERYONEAGREES: rT'SABOUTTOEXPLODERanjit Hoskote, poerr culrural theorist and independentcurator, Mumbai
89 HUMANIZING,TECHNOLOGY'Ranjit Makkuni, Sacred World Research Laboratory, Delhi
98 A FRAGTLE LEGACY " 11William Dalrymple, writer and historian, Delhi
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Usha MenonVasanthy Vijay
Cender Bias and Socialization of the Girl Child
Whither Equality and Justice: RawlsTheory of Justice and Violence againstWomen in India Papia Sengupta 112
Revisiting Partition, 1 947: Gender,
Community and Violence Sumit Saurabh Srivastava
Politics of Locating Gender in IslamicDiscourse on Justice in India Esita Sur
Intenogating M il itancy: Dalit Women'sParticipation in Kerala's Dalit Politics Deepika Rose Alex
Violence against Women in Prostitution:The ground realities G. Ravi Sankar Reddy
Interface between Khap Panchayats andthe State: Worsening of the Gender Issue Tarushikha Sarvesh
Social Construction of Educational Values:A Case of Jheer Youth in Jammu city Naresh Kumar
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Safety Net Measures for Unorganised Workers in lndia: Critical Gapsand ChallengesAswini Kumor Mishra
Generating Public Consciousness around Land Acquisition forPrivate lndustriesAbhijit Guho
Mining and Women: The Case of the Maria of ChhaaisgarhSonoli Mukherjee
MDGs and Post-2O l5 Development Agenda: Prospects forlndian Civil SocietyYogesh Kumar ond Shyom Singh
University of Hyderabad Student Union Elections 20 l2: An Analysisin the Light of Lyngdoh Committee RecommendationsSowmya Dechomma C. C.
On Sanitation: A Memory EthnographyVinoy Kumar Sriyostoyo
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Narayanpatna Land Struggle: A Conversation with Gananath PatraBijoy Upodhoyo
A Citizens' Agenda for ChangeCouncil for Social Development
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Ayesha Ray, Ihe Soldier ond the Stote in lndio: Nucleor Weoponq
Counterinsurgenq, ond the Transformation of Indion Gvil-MilitoryRelotions by Josy Joseph
Deepak K. Mishra, Vandana Upadhaya and Atul Sharm4
Unfolding Crisis in Assornt Teo Plantotions: Employment
ond Occupotionol Mobility by Chandan Kumar Sharma
Subhadra Mitra Channa and Kamal K. Mishra (Eds),
Gendering Material Culture: Representotion ond Praaice
by Anamika Priyadarshini
Kirti Singh, Seporoted ond Divorced Women in lndio: Economic
Nghts and Entitlements by Arathi P.M.
Subhada Maitra and Shekhar Seshadri (Ed$, Plop Experiential
Methodologies in Developmentol and Theropeutic Settings
by Vijayalakshmi Balakrishnan
Jean Dreze and Amartya Sen, An Uncerotin Glory: lndio and its
Controdictions by Ashok K. Pankai
Anupam Hazra, lndio's Sociol Sector ond Millennium Development
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Emerging lntellectual PropertyRight: Geographical lndicationsRaju Narayana Swamy M5Compliance of National Food Security Act : Some ReflectionsMidatala Rani flsChanging Scenario of the Labour Market inKerala:A Study on the lmpact of lnternal MigrationR. Sundaresan & D. Legio Merit ft7Role of FDI in the Transformation of lndian Retail SectorShibinu S.
Marginalisation and ldentity Politics inlndia : Articulations of Academic DiscoursesSunil Kumar K. 212
lntroducing New BooksFelicitating the Doyen of Political Science - Festchriftin Honour of Prof.K.Raman Pillai- lndiaToday : lssuesBefore the Nation - Eds. Prof.B.VivekanandanDr.R.K.Suresh Kumar and Dr.p.Sukumaran NairN.A. Karim 224
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Against Fragmentation:Radhakamal Mukerjee's philosophy of Social Science- N. Jayaram
Failing Fatherhood:A Study of Childless Men in Rural Andhra pradesh
- Sucharita Pujari and Sayeed Unisa
The Social Face of Networks:The Features of Maintaining Self in Migrant Space- Maheshvari Naidu
People and Protected Areas:Protest D;,namics in a Conservation project in Odisha- Sthithapragyan Ray
'We are living with daily disasters,:A Study of Mental Health Consequences of Cyclone ,Thane,
- Pradeep Kumar Parida
Revisiting the Nav Nirman Andolan of Gujarat- Varsha Bhagat-Ganguly
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Ramkrishna Mukherjee in conversation with Anjan Ghosh
Indian Journal ofSociology, l92l-A.M. Shah
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Ajay Tankha: Banking on self-help groups;Twenty years on
Anuradha Bhattachaqjee (with the Chronicle ofFranek Herzog): The second homeland;Polish refugees in India
Ajailiu Niumai 144
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During lhe eighteenth and nineteenlh centuries
Christine Sleeter, Shashi Bhushan Upadhyay,
Arvind K. Mishra and Sanjay Kumar (eds'):
School education, pluralism and marginality'
C o mparat ive Pers P ecl ives
Geetha Nambissan and S. Srinivasa Rao (eds'):
Sociology ofeducation in India: Changing contours
and emerging concerns
Jamal Khwaja: Living the Qur'an in our times
Pushpa Sundar: Business and community' The story ofcorporate social responsibility in India
Ranabir Samaddar: Passive revolution in ll/est Bengal'
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Rita Kothari: Memories and movements: Borders and
communities in Banni' Kutch, Gujarat
Rowena Robinson: Boundaries ofreligion: Essays on
Christianity, ethnic conflict, and violence
Sanjay Srivastava (ed'): Sexuality studies
Sankar Datta, Orlanda Ruthven and Vipin Sharma
(eds.): Stale of India's livelihoods report 20 1 1
Sekhar Bandyopadhyay: Decolonis ation in South
A s i a : Me anil n [s of fr e e do m in p o s t - in d ep en d en c e
West Bengal, 1947-52
T.K. Oommen: Knowledge and society: Situating
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Updesh Kumar and Manas K' Mandal (eds'):
iountering terrorism : Psychological strategies
Vijaya Guttal and Suchitra Mathur (eds'): Translation
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Yogesh Atal (ed.): Rethinking planning and
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Suhrita Saha 148
Nirmali Goswmai 150
Avinash Kumar Singh 153
Kulbir Kaur 155
Anirban SenguPn 15'1
Biswaiit Ghosh 159
Srishtee Sethi 162
Samta P. PandYa
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Kalyan S. Mandal 168
Pradip Kumar Bose 170
Raiesh Gill 172
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'Ihematic Articles: Socio-Economic Irnpediments to Developrnent in India
Fitatus of Women in Informal Sector in india E. Pulla Rao 1
I,'DI in India's Retail Sector: Issues and Challenges V. Basil Hans
Otlrporate Social Reporting in India Devendra Prasad Pandey
Sustainable Development through the Shared ValueModei of Corporate Social Responsibility Suddhachit Mitra 4b
(lSR Mandate in Indian Companies Act 2013Dr. Umesh Dhyani, Mohit Sharma, C. V. Jayanthi 60
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Madhatullah Khan Sherwam
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Joseph Marianus llujur, Editors. New Delhi: sage Publications, 2010. Reviewed
by Fr. Alfred Toppo, S.J.
VISIONVolume l8 Number 2 June 2014 The Journal of Business Perspective
Contents
Articles
Factors of Management Education in lndia as Perceived by Learners and Providers: An Empirical StudyDeborshi Mukherjee
Peer lnteraction and lts lnfluence on Family Purchase Decision: A Study among lndian TeenagersRoshrni Singh ond J.K. Noyok
A Study of the Participation of the Private Sector Companies of lndia in Corporate SocialResponsibility Activities through Conjoint AnalysisSumono Ghosh
Critical Review of Literature
Survey of Qualitative Research Methodology in Strategy Research and lmplication for lndian ResearchersSondip Mukhopodhyoy ond Rojen K. Gupto
Management Case
Sadakalo: Marketing of Traditional Fashion in the Modern Fashion lndustry
Joshim Uddin Ahmed, Md. Humoyun Kabir Chowdhury, Mohammod Josim Uddin ond Mirzo M. Ferdous
Case Analysis
Sadakalo: Marketing of Traditional Fashion in the Modern Fashion lndustryMohommod Alomgir Hossoin, Shohzodo M. lmran, Tajmin Hossoin Chowdhury,
Moinuddin Md. Rohat Sobhan ond Rokib lofor
Book Reviews
Debra L. Nelson, James Campbell Quick and Preetam Khandelwal, Orgonizotional Behoviour:A South Asion Perspective
Reviewed by Aakonksho Sehgal
Viktor Mayer-Schonberger and Kenneth Cukier, Big Doto:A Rev ol uti o n T h ot Will Tra n sfo rm H ow We Uv e,Wo rk o n d T hi nkReviewed by Wolloce lacob
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