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Book List of PIB Library Book List of PIB Library Sl No. Autho r/Editor Ti tle Year of Publication 1. Aaker, David A. Advertising management 1977 2. Aaker, David A. Advertising management: practical perspectives 1975 3. Aaron, Daniel (ed.) Paul Eimer More’s shelburne essays on American literature 1963 4. Abbot, Waldo. Handbook of broadcasting: the fundamentals of radio and 1963 television 5. Abbouhi, W.F. Political systems of the middle east in the 20 th century 1970 6. Abcarian, Cilbert Contemporary political systems: an introduction to government 1970 7. Abdel -Ag ig, Mahmod Nuclear proliferation and hotional security 1978 8. Abdullah, Abu State market and development: essays in honour of Rehman 1996 Sobhan 9. Abdullah, Farooq. My dismissal 1985 10. Abdullah, Muhammad Muslim sampadita bangla samayikpatra dharma o samaj chinta 1995 (In Bangla) 11. Abecassis, David Identity, Islam and human development in rural Bangladesh 1990 12. Abel, Ellie. (ed.) What’s news: the media in American society 1981 13. Abir, Syed. Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib: alaukik mohima (In Bangla) 2006 14. Abraha m, Henry J. The judicial process: an introductory analysis of the courts of the 1978 United States, England and France 15. Abrams, M. H. Natural supernaturalism: tradition and revolution in romantic 1973 literature 16. Abramson, Norman Information theory and c oding 1963 17. Abundo, Romoo B. Print and broadcast media in the South pacific 1985 18. Acharjee, Jayonto Anusandhani pratibedan dristir antarate (In Bangla) 2003 19. Acharya, P. Shabdasandhan Shabdahidhan (In Bangla) - 20. Acharya, Rabi Narayan Television in I ndia: a sociological study of policies and 1987 perspectives 21. Acharya, Ram Civil aviation and tourism administration in India 1978 22. Acheson, Sam Hanna. 35000 days in Texas: a history of the Dalas news and its 1973 forbears 23. Acomb, Franaes Mattet Dupan, 1749 -1800: a career in political journalism. 1973 24. Adams, Katherine Communicating in groups: applications and skills. 2006 25. Adelman, Jonathan R. Prelude to the cold war: the Tsarist, Soviet, and U.S. armies in 1988 the two world wars. 26. Adhikari, Santosh Kumar Vidyasagar and regeneration of Bengal 1980 27. Adhikarya, Ronny Knowledge transfer and usage in communication studies: the 1983 US-ASEAN case 28. Adler, Ron Looking out/looking in: inter personal communication 1975 29. Agarwal, A.K. Commodity taxes in In dia 1971 30. Agee, Warren K. Introduction to mass communications 1976 31. Ageloff, Roy Applied Structured BASIC 1985 32. Agarwal, A.N. Economic planning: principles, techniques and practice. 1980 33. Agarwal, A.N. (ed.) The economics of underdevelopment 1977 34. Agarwal, Rajendra Saran(ed.) Crimes and punishment in new perspective 1986 35. Agarwala, S.N. India’s population problems 1978 36. Agarwala, R.N. National development and constitutional development of India: 1978 1 1857 -1978 37. Agee, Warren K. Introduction to m ass communication 1979 38. Agger, Robert E. A little white lie: institutional divisions of labor and life 1978 39. Agnew, Vijay. Elite women in Indian politics 1979 40. Agrawal, Binod C. (ed.) Anthropological methods for communication research: 1985 experiences and encounters during SITE 41. Agrawal, Binod C. (ed.) Communication research for development: the ISRO experience 1986 42. Ahamed, Emajuddin (ed.) Bangladesh Politics 1980 43. Ahmed, Emajuddin SARC: seeds of harmony 1985 44. Ahern, John F. Ideas: a handbook fo r elementary social studies 1975 45. Ahmad, Abul Mansur. Amar dekha rajnitir panchash bachhar (In Bangla) 1975 46. Ahmad, Abul Mansur. Atmakatha (In Bangla) 1985 47. Ahmad, Abul Mansur. Ayna (Bangla Novel) 1984 48. Ahmad, Abul Mansur. Beshi dame kena kam dame bech a: amader swadhinata 1986 49. Ahmad, Abul Mansur. End of a betrayal and restoration of Lahor resolution 1975 50. Ahmad, Abul Mansur. Food conference. (Bangla Satire) 1981 51. Ahmad, Abul Mansur. Bangladesher culture (In Bangla) 1985 52. Ahmad, Abul Mansur. Our cul tural heritage 1988 53. Ahmad, Abul Mansur. Shere -Bangla haite Bangabandhu (In bangla) 1982 54. Ahmad, Farrukh. Sirajam Munira (In Bangla) 1980 55. Ahmad, Fayazuddin (ed.) Landmark judgment on violence against women of Bangladesh 2007 56. Ahmad, Fayez. ‘Agartala Mamla’, Sheikh Mujib o banglar bidroha (In Bangla) 1994 57. Ahmad, Fayez. Bibidha bhabna. (In Bangla) 1987 58. Ahmad, Fayez. Collumn Collumn . (In Bangla) 2006 59. Ahmad, Fayez. Madhyarater Aswarohi. (In Bangla) 1982 60. Ahmad, Fayez. Rajniti -’95 , 2 vols. (In B angla) 1996 61. Ahmad, Fayez. Satya babu mara gechhen. (In Bangla) 1984 62. Ahmad, Imtiaz. (ed.) Caste and social stratification among Muslims in India 1978 63. Ahmad, Kamal Uddin. Potatoes for the tropics 1977 64. Ahmad, Kamruddin. A socio political history of be ngal and the birth of Bangladesh 1975 65. Ahmad, Kamruddin. Labour movement in East Pakistan 1969 66. Ahmad, Kamruddin. The social history of East Pakistan 1969 67. Ahmad, Mahiuddin. (ed.) Bangladesh towards 21 st century 1999 68. Ahmad, Mahiuddin. (ed.) Flood i n Bangladesh 1989 69. Ahmad, Mamtazuddin. Prasanga Bangabandhu prasanga Bangladesh (In Bangla) 2010 70. Ahmad, Manzur. Ekattar katha Bole. (In bangla) 1990 71. Ahmad, Manzur. Muktijuddha bitarka: amara kothay chalechhi. (In Bangla) 1997 72. Ahmad, Manwar. Bhasha andolaner sachitra dalil. (In bangla) 1993 73. Ahmad, Mirza bashiruddin Mahmud. Ahmadiyyat or the true Islam 1980 74. Ahmad, Muzaffar. Amar jiban o Bharater communist party 1920 -1929 1977 75. Ahmad, Muzaffar. State and development: essays on public enterprise 19 87 76. Ahmad, Nafis. An economic geography of East Pakistan 1968 77. Ahmad, Perveen. Income earning as related to the changing status of village 1980 women in Bangladesh 78. Ahmad, Qazi Khaliquzzaman. Bangladesh -e ortha -samajik bikash : pather sandhane 1983 79. Ah mann, J. Stanley. Evaluating pupil growth : principles of tests and measurements 1967 80. Ahmed, A.F. Salahuddin Social ideas and social change in Bengal 1818 -1835. 1976 81. Ahmed, Hasina. (ed.) Ganamadhyam -e Bangladesher Muktijuddha vol. 3. 4. 5.9.10. (In - Bangla) 82. Ahmed, Mahiuddin. Mudran shilpa. (In Bangla) 1985 83. Ahmed, Moslem Uddin. Feature writing: Gemini style 2007 84. Ahmed, Moslem Uddin. Journalism where when how 2004 2 85. Ahmed, Moudud. Bangladesh: era of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. 1984 86. Ahmed, Moudud. Bang ladesh: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman shasankal (In Bangla) 1994 87. Ahmed, Moudud. Democracy and the challenge of development: a study of politics 1995 and military interventions in Bangladesh 88. Ahmed, Mustak. Ganamadhyamer rajnaitik arthanitee : noya tathyajuge pu jibad ar 2007 ganatantra (In bangla) 89. Ahmed, Nazimuddin. Mahasthan : a preliminary report of the recent archaeological 1975 excavations at Mahasthangarh 90. Ahmed, Nizam (ed.) The working of parliamentary committees in wesminister 2007 systems: lessons for Bangladesh 91. Ahmed, Noazesh. Development agriculture of Bangladesh 1976 92. Ahmed, Noazesh. Wild flowers of Bangladesh 1997 93. Ahmed, Reaz (comp.) Media and the liberation war of Bangladesh 2002 94. Ahmed, Salahuddin. Bangladesh: jatiyatabad swadhinata ganatant ra 1993 95. Ahmed, Salahuddin (ed.) Bangladesh mukti sangramer itihas 1947 -71 1997 96. Ahmed, Samsuddin Bangladesher Sheikh Mujib (Bangla drama) 1977 97. Ahmed, Sheikh Matlub. Bangladesh chukti ain (In Bangla) 1991 98. Ahmed, Syed Giasuddin. Bangladesh public serv ice commission 1990 99. Ahmed, Syed Giasuddin. Public personnel administration in Bangladesh 1986 100. Ahmed, Wakil Banglar loka -sanskriti. (In Bangla) 1974 101. Ahmed, Wakil. Nausher Ali Khan Yowsafjee (In Bangla) 1990 102. Ahmed, Wakil. Sheikh Abdus Sobhan. (In Ban gla) 1992 103. Ahsan, Abul SAARC : a perspective 1992 104. Ahsan, Syed Ali (ed.) Adhunik German sahitya (In Bangla) 1976 105. Ahsan, Syed Ali (ed.) German Sahitya (In Bangla) 1976 106. Ahsan, Syed Qamarul Politics and personalities in Pakistan 1969 107. Ahuja, H. L. Adva nced economic theory: microeconomic analysis 1973 108. Ahuja, B.N. Theory & practice of journalism : set to Indian context 1979 109. Ain o Salish Kendra Human rights in Bangladesh 2005 2006 110. Akbar, M. J. India : the siege within 1985 111. Akbar, M. J. Nehru : the making of India 1989 112. Akbar, M. J. Riot after riot: reports on caste and communal violence in India 1988 113. Akhter, Shirin The role of the zamindars in Bengal 1707 -1772 1982 114. Akhter, Shirin Mrityunjayi Mujib (In Bangla) 1997 115. Akramuzzaman A sociological profile of Islam 1979 116. Aktar, Shahida Madak drabya o bartaman biswa.(In Bangla) 1990 117. Al Mahmud (ed) Abbasuddin (In Bangla) 1979 118. Alam.A.Z.M. Shamsul Islam and family planning 1986 119. Alam. A. Z.M.Shamsul Parikalpita paribar gathan o Islam (In Bangla) 1986 120. Alam, Ashraful & Copyright ain o bidhimala. (In Bangla) 2008 Md. Iqbal Karim. 121. Alam, Jafar Smaraniya baraniya (In Bangla) 1980 122. Alam, Kazi Firoz Aykar bidhi (In Bangla) 1990 123. Alam, Mahbubul Bangalir mukti juddher itibritta. (In Bangla) 1976 124. Ala m, Mohammad Mahbub Sangbadpatrer patay byakhyamulak pratibedan. (In Bangla) 2002 125. Alam, Muhammad Shamsul Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain : jiban o sahityakarma. (In Bangla) 1989 126. Alam, Muhammad Saiful Bishesh Kshamata ain. (In Bangla) 2009 127. Alam, Muhammad Saifu l Faujdari karjabidhi(In Bangla) 2010 128. Alam, Taglul Bangladesh -e bampanthi rajnitir gatidhara 1948 -89(In Bangla) 1990. 129. Alam, Wahidul Abul Fazal: banga prosanga o samakalin katha (In Bangla) 1987. 130. Alam, Wahidul Bangla jibanikosh. (In Bangla) 1986 131. Ala mgir, Muhiuddin Khan Development strategy for Bangladesh
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