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NEW ADDITIONS TO PARLIAMENT LIBRARY English 000 GENERALITIES 1 Chaudhuri, G.G. Digital libraries and information access: research perspectives / edited by G.G. Chowdhury and Schubert Foo. -- London: Facet Publishing, 2012. xvi, 235p.: tables: figs.; 24cm. Includes bibliographical references. ISBN : 978-1-85604-821-7. 025.04 CHA-d B203519 Price : PD ****49.95 2 Jadhav, Narendra, ed. Ambedkar speaks: 301 seminal speeches / edited by Narendra Jadhav.-- New Delhi: Konark Publishers, 2013. 3v.; 25cm. Contents: V.1 Autobiographical, social and guidance to followers; V.2 Economics, religion and law and constitution; V.3 Political speeches. ISBN : 978-93-220-0815-4. 080 AMB-j B203548,V.1; B203549,V.2; B203550,V.3 Price : RS.**4000.00 3 Gopal, Sarvepalli Imperialists, nationalists, democrats: the collected essays / Sarvepalli Gopal; edited by Srinath Raghavan.-- Ranikhet: Permanent Black, 2013. xii, 431p.: plates; 23cm. (The Indian century series). ISBN : 81-7824-366-0. 080 GOP-in B203458 Price : RS.***895.00 4 India. Rajya Sabha Secretariat Welcome Mr. Chairman, Sir / Rajya Sabha Secretariat.-- New Delhi: Rajya Sabha Secretariat, 2013. ii, 33p.; 26cm. 080 IND-w C72811-C72812 5 Sanhati, ed.. and tr. Letters from Lalgarh: the complete collection of letters from the People's Committee against police atrocities / edited and translated by Sanhati.-- Kolkata: Setu Prakashani, 2013. 182p.; 22cm. 080 SAN-l B203489 Price : RS.****70.00 6 Talking cricket: the game's greats in conversation with ESPNcricinfo.-- Mumbai: The Walt Disney, 2012. 292p.; 24cm. ISBN : 978-93-82656-14-2. 080 TAL B203572 Price : RS.***599.00 150 PSYCHOLOGY 7 Jha, Chitra Achieve your highest potential: be the best you can be / Chitra Jha.-- New Delhi: Penguin Books, 2012. xxi, 238p. 20cm. ISBN : 978-0-143-41585-5. 158.1 Q2 C70680 Price : RS.***199.00 8 Roy, Kaushik Hinduism and the ethics of warfare in South Asia: from antiquity to the present / Kaushik Roy.-- New Delhi: Cambridge University Press, 2012. xix, 288p.; 24cm. Bibliography: p. 267-282. ISBN : 978-1-107-04385-5. 172.420954 Q2 B203536 Price : RS.***995.00 9 Rangaswami, Sudhakshina, ed. The roots of Vedanta: selections from Sankara's writings / selected, edited and introduced by Sudhakshina Rangaswami.-- New Delhi: Penguin Books, 2012. xvii, 462p. ; 20cm. (Penguin classics). ISBN : 978-0-143-06445-9. 181.482 Q2 C70639 Price : RS.***499.00 200 RELIGION 10 Lalit Kumar, ed. Interfaith dialogue: scope and challenges / edited by Lalit Kumar.-- New Delhi: National Foundation for Communal Harmony, 2012. xiii, 282p.; 23cm. Some articles in Hindi also. ISBN : 978-81-88-772-15-5. 201.5 Q2 C70995 Price : RS.***450.00 11 Doniger, Wendy On hinduism / Wendy Doniger.-- New Delhi: Aleph Book, 2013. xx, 660p.; 24cm. Bibliography: p. 627-648. ISBN : 978-93-82277-07-1. 294.5 Q3 B203457 Price : RS.***995.00 12 Shah, Safdar Ali The Sikh heritage of Pakistan / Safdar Ali Shah and Syed Javaid A. Kazi.-- Heidelberg: Mansoor Rashid, [2012]. xii, 96p.: plates; 32cm. ISBN : 978-969-9532-01-6. 294.6095491 [Q2] B203748 Price : RS.**2850.00 13 Hallaq, Wael B. The impossible state: Islam, politics, and modernity's moral predicament / Wael B. Hallaq.-- New York: Columbia University Press, 2013. xiv, 256p.; 24cm. Bibliography: p. 221-243. ISBN : 978-0-231-16256-2. 297.272 Q3 B203534 Price : $ ****37.50 300 SOCIOLOGY 14 Cazdyn, Eric After globalization / Eric Cazdyn and Imre Szeman.-- West Sussex: Wiley-Blackwell, 2013. x, 246p.; 23cm. (Wiley-Blackwell manifestos). ISBN : 978-1-118-35752-1. 303.482 Q3 B203505 Price : $ ****34.95 15 Hassoun, Nicole Globalization and global justice: shrinking distance, expanding obligations / Nicole Hassoun.-- Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2012. xii, 235p.: tables: figs.; 24cm. Bibliography: p. 202-231. ISBN : 978-1-107-01030-7. 303.482 Q2 B203553 Price : PD ****50.00 16 Liebau, Heike Cultural encounters in India: the local co-workers of the Tranquebar Mission, 18th to 19th centuries / Heike Liebau ; translated from the German by Rekha V. Rajan.-- New Delhi: Social Science Press, 2013. viii, 558p.: tables: maps; 23cm. (German writings on India and South Asia). Bibliography: p. 491-526. ISBN : 978-81-87358-72-5. 303.4820954 Q3 B203752 Price : RS.***750.00 17 Chung, Tan, ed. Across the Himalayan gap: a Chinese quest for understanding India / edited by Tan Chung, Zhang Minqiu and Ravni Thakur.-- New Delhi: Konark Publishers, 2013. xxxi, 382p.; 24cm. ISBN : 978-93-220-0821-5. 303.48254051 Q3 B203551 Price : RS.***695.00 18 Chaubey, N.P., ed. People's struggles and movements for equitable society / edited by N.P. Chaubey, Debabrata Panda and Girijesh Pant -- Delhi: Daanish Books, 2013. xxxviii, 628p.: tables; 25cm. ISBN : 978-81-89654-74-0. 303.484 Q3 B203461 Price : RS.**1400.00 19 Angang, Hu China in 2020: a new type of superpower / Hu Angang.-- Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution Press, 2011. xl, 213p.: tables; 23cm. (The Thornton Center Chinese thinkers series). ISBN : 978-0-8157-2445-2. 303.4951 Q1 B203497 Price : PD ****16.99 20 Cohen, Stephen P. The future of Pakistan / Stephen P. Cohen and others.-- New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2011. xv, 311p.; 25cm. ISBN : 0-19-807977-X. 303.495491 Q1 C70574 Price : RS.***695.00 21 Uday Kumar Indian Mujahideen and SIMI: a fact and profile of home grown jehadi terrorist / Uday Kumar.-- New Delhi: Lucky International, 2013. ix, 223p.: figs.: illus.; 23cm. Bibliography: p. 208-223. ISBN : 978-81-910607-9-9. 303.6250954 Q3 B203484 Price : RS.***795.00 22 World Bank Migration and remittances factbook 2011 / The World Bank. --2nd ed.-- Washington, D.C.: World Bank, 2011. xix, 264p.: tables; 23cm. ISBN : 978-0-8213-8218-9. 304.8 P8;Q1 C70985 23 Green, Nile Making space: sufis and settlers in early modern India / Nile Green.-- New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2012. xvii, 339p.: plates; 23cm. Bibliography: p. 290-320. ISBN : 0-19-807796-3. 304.80882974 Q2 C70567 Price : RS.***795.00 24 Irudaya Rajan, S., ed. India migration report 2013: social costs of migration / edited by S. Irudaya Rajan.-- New Delhi: Routledge, 2013. xxiii, 339p.: tables: figs.; 23cm. (India migration report series). Includes bibliographical references. ISBN : 978-0-415-82853-6. 304.80954 Q3 B203563 Price : RS.***795.00 25 Livi-Bacci, Massimo A short history of migration / Massimo Livi-Bacci; translated by Carl Ipsen.-- Cambridge: Polity Press, 2012 x, 157p.; 23cm. ISBN : 978-0-7456-6187-2. 304.82 Q2 B203509 Price : $ ****14.95 26 Chuang, Susan S. ed. Immigrant children: change, adaptation and cultural transformation / edited by Susan S. Chuang and Robert P. Moreno.-- Lanham: Lexington Books, 2011. ix, 319p.: tables; 24cm. ISBN : 978-0-7391-6706-9. 305.23086 Q1 B203537 Price : PD ****44.95 27 Patel, Ashraf The ocean in a drop: inside - out youth leadership / Ashraf Patel...[et al].-- New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2013. xx, 185p.: tables: illus.; 22cm. Bibliography: p. 175-177. ISBN : 978-81-321-0963-1. 305.2350954 Q3 B203529 Price : RS.***375.00 28 Cohn, Carol, ed. Women and wars / edited by Carol Cohn.-- Cambridge: Polity Press, 2013. xix, 296p.; 25cm. ISBN : 978-0-7456-4245-1. 305.42 Q3 B203510 Price : $ ****26.95 29 Haan, Francisca de, ed. Women's activism: global perspectives from the 1890s to the present / edited by Francisca de Haan...[et al].-- London: Routledge, 2013. xi, 201p.; 24cm. (Women's and gender history). ISBN : 978-0-415-53575-5. 305.4209 Q3 B203736 Price : PD ****80.00 30 Sharma, Arpita Women empowerment and twelfth five-year plan: approach towards twelfth plan / Arpita Sharma.-- New Delhi: Discovery Publishing, 2013. 271p.: tables: illus.; 23cm. ISBN : 978-93-5056-351-9. 305.420954 Q3 B203768 Price : RS.***825.00 31 Prabhjot Kaur Women liberation: the Sikh vision / Prabhjot Kaur.-- Ludhiana: GS Distribution, 2012. 299p.; 22cm. Bibliography: p. 291-299. ISBN : 935067130-1. 305.486946 Q2 B203738 Price : RS.***395.00 32 Raman, Vasanthi Entangled yarns: Banaras weavers and social crisis / Vasanthi Raman.-- Shimla: Indian Institute of Advanced Study, 2013. x, 126p.; 23cm. ISBN : 978-93-82396-00-0. 305.9677028242 Q3 B203566 Price : RS.***350.00 33 Chandra, Satish State, society, and culture in Indian history / Satish Chandra.-- New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2012. xii, 191p.; 23cm. ISBN : 0-19-807739-4. 306.0954 Q2 C70580 Price : RS.***650.00 34 Dutta, Birendranath Cultural contours of North-East India / Birendranath Datta.-- New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2012. xiv, 255p.: figs.; 23cm. ISBN : 0-19-807557-X. 306.09542 Q2 C70571 Price : RS.***695.00 35 Thukral, R.K. Indiastat: India top 10 yearbook 2013 / edited by R.K. Thukral.--5th ed.-- New Delhi: Datanet India, 2013. vi, 262p.: tables: illus.; 25cm. ISBN : 978-93-80590-13-4. R 315.4 P6;Q3 B203564(Ref.) Price : RS.***350.00 36 Government of Arunachal Pradesh. Directorate of Economics and Statistics Arunachal Pradesh at a glance / Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Government of Arunachal Pradesh.-- Itanagar: Directorate of Economics and Statistics, 2011. 38p.: plates: tables; 22cm. 315.4221 Q1 C70681 320 POLITICAL SCIENCE 37 Barrington, Lowell Comparative politics: structures and choices / Lowell Barrington.--2nd ed.-- Australia: Wadsworth Cengage Learning, 2013. xxxvi, 431p.: tables: figs.: plates; 28cm. ISBN : 978-1-111-34196-1. 320.3 Q1;Q3 B203516 Price : $ ****47.00 38 Breuilly John, ed. The Oxford handbook of the history of nationalism / edited by John Breuilly.-- Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013. xxx, 775p.: maps; 26cm. ISBN : 978-0-19-920919-4. 320.54 Q3 B203743 Price : RS.**4995.00 39 Kar, Bijayananda, ed. Secularism and national integration: with special reference to Orissa / edited by Bijayananda Kar.-- Shimla : Indian Institute of Advanced Study, 2011. xviii, 156p.; 23cm. ISBN : 978-81-7986-085-X. 320.54095424 Q1 C70640 Price : RS.***350.00 40 Shingavi, Snehal The Mahatma misunderstood: the politics and forms of literary nationalism in India / Snehal Shingavi.-- London : Anthem Press, 2013.
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