Global Studies: India and South Asia
Material type:![Text](/opac-tmpl/lib/famfamfam/BK.png)
Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() |
Main Library Reference | Reference | 954 GLO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 007027 |
Including Bibliography, Glossary & Index
India and South Asia regional map --
Images of South Asia --
India (Republic of India) --
Country reports --
Articles from the World Press --
Regional articles: Elusive harmony: South Asia's half-century of independence --
Competing nationalism: secessionist movements and the State --
India articles: India: between turmoil and hope --
A muddled mandate in India --
India's economic liberalization: the elephant comes of age --
India's democratic ecomonic transformation --
India's diversity --
Caste and class: the rise of Hindu nationalism in India --
Enduring sterotypes about Asia: India's caste system --
Rise of the Dalits' to political power seen as historic --
Ancient jewel --
The reincarnation of Mahatma Gandi --
Arranging a marriage in India --
India's misconceived family plan --
Movement for gender equality shows maturity --
Dire warnings of environmental disaster --
In India, power creeps from capital to regions --
India's low-tech energy success --
The enigma of Kerala --
A celluloid hall of mirrors --
A moment of grace --
Making something out of nothing --
Hands that speak volumes --
South Asia articles: How Afghans' stern rulers took hold --
Bangladesh: can democracy survive? --
Where water is not their own --
Fragile Bangladesh wobbles as political parties squabble --
Bhutan: the dilemmas of a small state --
The mystic eye: art of the Himalayas --
Transcending divisions: the consolidation of Pakistan --
Forced, unpaid labor endures in Pakistan despite laws --
Tigers and lions: the evolution of Sri Lanka's civil war --
How Sri Lanka used wind to make steel --
Learning from the enemy --
The great escape --
The last caravan.
The Glolier Global Studies Library contains 8 volumes.
There are no comments on this title.