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Author Index-1986.Pdf AUTHOR INDEX, 1986 Acharya, Poromesh: Development of Modern Anita, N H: Controlling Tuberculosis (D) Languages Text-Books and The Social Issue no: 01, Jan 04-10, p.47 Context in 19th Century Bengal (SA) Issue no: 17, Apr 26-May 02, p.745 Arun Kumar: 1986-87 Budget: Sign of Growth Pains without Growth (SA) Achaya, K T and Vinod K Huria: Operation Issue no: 15, Apr 12-18, p.661 Flood: A Realistic View (D) Issue no: 51, Dec 20-26, p.2241 Ashok Rudra: Through a Glass, Darkly (BR) Issue no: 23, Jun 07-13, p.1012 -: Rural Poverty and Operation Flood (SA) Issue no: 37, Sep 13-19, p.1651 Ashokan, M: See Walker, T S Ahmed, Feroz: Afzal Bangash: A Life Athreya, Venkatesh B et al: Economies of Dedicated to Militant Struggle (C) Scale or Advantages of Class?: Some Issue no: 51, Dec 20-26, p.2219 Results from a South Indian Farm Economy Study (RA) AIDAN: Anti-People Drug Policy (LE) Issue no: 13, Mar 29-Apr 04, p.A2 Issue no: 52, Dec 27-Jan 02, p.2248 Attar, U A: See Punit A E Ajit Kumar: See Ghandhy, Anuradha Awachat, Anil: Prostitution in Pune and Altbach, Philip G: The Fiscal Muddle: Bombay: A Report (C) United States (C) Issue no: 12, Mar 22-28, p.478 Issue no: 31, Aug 02-08, p.1351 Babar Ali: Aftermath of MRD Movement: -: Knowledge Enigma: Pakistan (C) Copyright in the Third World (SA) Issue no: 46, Nov 15-21, p.1985 Issue no: 37, Sep 13-19, p.1643 -: Pakistan Television: -: Star Wars and Beyond (BR) Zia-Junejo-Mullah Show: Pakistan (C) Issue no: 30, Jul 26-Aug 01, p.1316 Issue no: 50, Dec 13-19, p.2171 -: Star Wars and Beyond (BR) -: Two Misconceptions Indians Have Issue no: 30, Jul 26-Aug 01, p.1316 about Pakistan: I-The National Question (C) -: Star Wars and Beyond (BR) Issue no: 43, Oct 25-31, p.1888 Issue no: 30, Jul 26-Aug 01, p.1316 -: Two Misconceptions Indians Have AM: Simone de Beauvoir (LE) about Pakistan: II-Illusions about Issue no: 28, Jul 12-18, p.1187 Benazir Bhutto and Peoples Party (C) Issue no: 44-45, Nov 01-14, p.1932 Amrik Singh: How Much to Pay Teachers? (P) Issue no: 27, Jul 05-11, p.1154 -: Which 'Foreign Hand'?: Pakistan (C) Angadi, V B: Policy Constraints and Banks' Issue no: 48, Nov 29-Dec 05, p.2087 Profitability (D) Issue no: 24, Jun 14-24, p.1081 Bagchi, Amaresh: Budget and Long-Term Fiscal Policy (SA) Issue no: 15, Apr 12-18, p.639 ~ 1 ~ Bagchi, Amaresh: The Reality of 'The Real Balagopal, K: Encounters and the Supreme Income' (P) Court (C) Issue no: 34, Aug 23-29, p.1494 Issue no: 21, May 24-30, p.906 Bagchi, Amiya Kumar: Foreign Collaboration -: Incarceration of S A Rauf: in Indian Industry (OP) Right to Life Vs Security of State: Issue no: 21, May 24-30, p.915 Andhra Pradesh (C) Issue no: 29, Jul 19-25, p.1249 -: Theory and Practice of International Economic Policy: -: Murder of a Veteran Democrat: Implications of Sraffa's Prelude to a Andhra Pradesh (C) Critique of Economic Theory (RA) Issue no: 50, Dec 13-19, p.2168 Issue no: 30, Jul 26-Aug 01, p.PE68 -: Rayalaseema: Waiting for a Bakshi, Rajni: Sampoorn Kranti Sammelan: Rshyasrnga: Andhra Pradesh (C) Bihar (C) Issue no: 22, May 31-Jun 06, p.956 Issue no: 44-45, Nov 01-14, p.1931 -: Reservations: The Court Says -: Shetkari Sanghatna: No: Andhra Pradesh (C) Confronting Women's Issues: Maharashtra Issue no: 38-39, Sep 20-Oct 03, p.1680 (C) Issue no: 47, Nov 22-28, p.2031 Balasubrahmanyan, Vimal: And Now, Made-To-Order Male Babies (C) Bal, Arun: Distortions in Drug Policy: Who Issue no: 34, Aug 23-29, p.1492 is to be Blamed? (D) Issue no: 23, Jun 07-13, p.1029 -: Drug Policy: Mud-Slinging by Industry (LE) -: Drug Policy (LE) Issue no: 22, May 31-Jun 06, p.941 Issue no: 29, Jul 19-25, p.1240 -: One Way to Fight -: Drug Policy (D) Sexism (BR) Issue no: 46, Nov 15-21, p.2009 Issue no: 43, Oct 25-31, p.1892 Balagopal, K: 'Encounter' Killings: -: Towards a Women's Aftermath of Supreme Court Judgment: Perspective on Family Planning (P) Andhra Pradesh (C) Issue no: 02, Jan 11-17, p.69 Issue no: 40, Oct 04-10, p.1734 Balgopal, K: Anti-Reservation, Yet Once -: Agrarian Struggles (RA) More: Andhra Pradesh (C) Issue no: 32, Aug 09-15, p.1401 Issue no: 36, Sep 06-12, p.1572 -: Deaths in Police Custody: Bandhopadhyay, J and Vandana Shiva: Some Anatomical Considerations (C) Drought, Development and Issue no: 44-45, Nov 01-14, p.1924 Desertification (C) Issue no: 33, Aug 16-22, p.1448 -: Deaths in Police Custody: Whom and Why do the Police Kill? (C) Bandhopadhyay, J: See Shiva, Vandana Issue no: 47, Nov 22-28, p.2028 Bandyopadhyay, D: Land Reforms in India: An -: Drought: Lies the Government Analysis (RA) Tells (C) Issue no: 25-26, Jun 21-Jul 04, p.A50 Issue no: 25-26, Jun 21-Jul 04, p.1098 ~ 2 ~ Bandyopadhyay, R: Mass Banking: Management Bhagavan, M R: Halting India's Problems (RA) Environmental Devastation (BR) Issue no: 22, May 31-Jun 06, p.M52 Issue no: 40, Oct 04-10, p.1740 Banerjee, Diptendra: Power of the Indian -: India's Energy Policy into State and Kerala (RA) the Late 1980s (SA) Issue no: 31, Aug 02-08, p.1356 Issue no: 44-45, Nov 01-14, p.1951 Banerjee, Sumanta: To What New Shores?: Bhalla, A S: Microelectronics for Vietnam (C) Small-Scale Production (RA) Issue no: 32, Aug 09-15, p.1396 Issue no: 48, Nov 29-Dec 05, p.M115 Bang, Abhay: Community Participation in FP Bhatt, P H: Cotton Growers Left in the Programme: A Report: Uttar Pradesh (C) Lurch (LE) Issue no: 32, Aug 09-15, p.1394 Issue no: 30, Jul 26-Aug 01, p.1292 -: Medical Education: Number or Purpose?(LE) -: Price support Operations in Issue no: 20, May 17-23, p.850 Cotton (LE) Issue no: 04, Jan 25-31, p.145 Barnes,Douglas F and Hans P Binswanger: Impact of Rural Electrification and Bhatt, V V: Resource Mobilisation in Infrastructure on Agricultural Changes Developing Countries: Financial 1966-1980 (SA) Institutions an Policies (SA) Issue no: 01, Jan 04-10, p.26 Issue no: 25-26, Jun 21-Jul 04, p.m114 Baru, Sanjaya: 'Outward-Orientation': The Bhattacharjea, Aditya: New Trade Strategy New Mantra (BR) (D) Issue no: 51, Dec 20-26, p.2220 Issue no: 06, Feb 08-14, p.265 Baruah, Sanjib: Lessons of Assam (C) Bhattacharya, Malini: Feminism in a Issue no: 07, Feb 15-21, p.282 Traditional Society?-II (BR) Issue no: 43, Oct 25-31, p.WS57 Basu, Kaushik: Markets, Power and Social Norms (SA) Bhattacharya, Mihir: Versions of Issue no: 43, Oct 25-31, p.1893 Theoretical Practice (BR) Issue no: 44-45, Nov 01-14, p.1937 Baviskar, B S and Shanti George: Operation Flood: A Different View (D) Bhende, M J: Credit Markets in Rural South Issue no: 44-45, Nov 01-14, p.1961 India (RA) Issue no: 38-39, Sep 20-Oct 03, p.A119 Baxi, Upendra: Redeeming the University (BR) Bhole, L M: Debt Management in India (BR) Issue no: 17, Apr 26-May 02, p.742 Issue no: 23, Jun 07-13, p.1013 Benerji, Debabar: Technocentric Approach to Bhowmik, Sharit Kumar: Police and Society (C) Health: Western Response to Alma Ata Issue no: 06, Feb 08-14, p.241 (D) Issue no: 28, Jul 12-18, p.1233 -: Tebhaga Movement in Dooars: Some Issues Regarding Ethnicity Bhagavan, M R: Halting India's and Class Formation (D) Environmental Devastation (BR) Issue no: 22, May 31-Jun 06, p.977 Issue no: 40, Oct 04-10, p.1740 ~ 3 ~ Binswanger, Hans P: See Barnes,Douglas F BM: Pitfalls of 'Soft' Budgeting (C) Issue no: 10-11, Mar 08-21, p.`21 Bishnoi, T R: See Sandesara, J C -: Pruning the Plan to Pay for 'Security' Blair, Harry W: Social Forestry: Time to (C) Modify Goals? (SA) Issue no: 42, Oct 18-24, p.1834 Issue no: 30, Jul 26-Aug 01, p.1317 -: Restructuring Indo-Soviet Economic BM: The Aid-India Charade (C) Relations (C) Issue no: 27, Jul 05-11, p.1145 Issue no: 46, Nov 15-21, p.1978 -: Aligning Foreign Policy to Economic -: Shadow-Boxing over Public Sector (C) Liberation (C) Issue no: 40, Oct 04-10, p.1732 Issue no: 30, Jul 26-Aug 01, p.1299 -: Technology Import: Curious Deals (C) -: Brokers for Foreign Technology in Garb Issue no: 34, Aug 23-29, p.1487 of 'Consultants': New Delhi Issue no: 24, Jun 14-24, p.1047 Bombwall, K R: Sikh Identity, Akali Dal and Federal Policy (SA) -: Disciplining Labour: Government's New Issue no: 20, May 17-23, p.888 Priority (C) Issue no: 32, Aug 09-15, p.1392 Bose, Arun: Analytical Models of Economies and Societies: Some Implications for -: Engineering Industry: Victim of Instant Inter-Disciplinary Studies of Social Modernisation (C) Classes, the State and Civil Societies Issue no: 37, Sep 13-19, p.1625 (SA) Issue no: 31, Aug 02-08, p.1369 -: Following the World Bank IMF Line (C) Issue no: 08, Feb 22-28, p.327 -: Defreezing Marxian Social Theory (BR) Issue no: 43, Oct 25-31, p.1890 -: For Whom the Pay Commission Cares: New Delhi (C) Bose, Pradip Kumar : Social Research as Issue no: 29, Jul 19-25, p.1247 Inductive Process (BR) Issue no: 25-26, Jun 21-Jul 04, p.1105 -: If we Can't Export Goods, Let's Export Capital (C) Burra, Neera: Glass Factories of Firozabad: Issue no: 48, Nov 29-Dec 05, p.2081 I-Plight of Workers (C) Issue no: 46, Nov 15-21, p.1983 -: Indo-US Relations on Upswing (C) Issue no: 21, May 24-30, p.905 -: Glass Factories of Firozabad: II-Plight of Child Workers (C) -: Is Private Enterprise More Efficient?: Issue no: 47, Nov 22-28, p.2033 Case of Fertiliser: New Delhi (C) Issue no: 51, Dec 20-26, p.2212 -: Was Ambedkar Just a Leader of the Mahars? (P) -: Making Amends to Trade and Industry (C) Issue no: 10-11, Mar 08-21, p.429 Issue no: 15, Apr 12-18, p.615 Cavanagh, John: See Clairmonte, Frederick F -: Making the Plan Irrelevant: New Delhi (C) Issue no: 02, Jan 11-17, p.60 Chakrabarti, Snigdha: A Scheme for Defining of Agriculture Regions in West -: Nemesis of Economic Liberalisation (C) Bengal by Cluster Analysis (RA)
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