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Author Index, 1998 AUTHOR INDEX, 1998 Acharya, Alka: Leading the Region and Ananth, Mallika: Oil Conservation: Urgent Leading the World: China (C) Need (LE) Issue no: 45, Nov 07-13, p.2835 Issue no: 07, Feb 14-20, p.306 Acharya, Debashis and Bandi Kamaiah: Angadi, V B: Price Stability, BoP Currency Equivalent Monetary Equilibrium and Economic Growth (BR) Aggregates: Do They Have an Edge over Issue no: 39, Sep 26-Oct 02, p.2521 Their Simple Sum Counterparts? (SA) Issue no: 13, Mar 26-Apr 03, p.717 Anitha, K; H N Naveen and R Kiran Kumar: Role of Local Elected Leaders in Lok Adnan, Shapan: Fertility Decline under Sabha Elections (C) Absolute Poverty: Paradoxical Aspects Issue no: 09, Feb 28-Mar 06, p.443 of Demographic Change in Bangladesh (SA) Anjaiah, P: See Rao, B Janardhan Issue no: 22, May 30-Jun 05, p.1337 Issue no: 46, p.2882 Agarwal, Bina: Disinherited Peasants, Antia, N H: Public Health Institute (LE) Disadvantaged Workers: A Gender Issue no: 12, Mar 21-27, p.618 Perspective on Land and Livelihood (RA) Issue no: 13, Mar 26-Apr 03, p.A2 Anuradha, B: Arrest and Torture of Women's Organisation Activist (LE) Agnihotri, S B: See Das, D Issue no: 04, Jan 24-30, p.134 Issue no: 52, , p.3333 Anuradha, R V: Mainstreaming Indigenous Agrawal, Pradeep: Lessons from Emerging Asia Knowledge: Developing Jeevani (P) (BR) Issue no: 26, Jun 27-Jul 03, p.1615 Issue no: 01, Jan 10-16, p.26 Ari, Sitaramayya et al: Custody Deaths in Ahmed, Inam: See Dixit, Kunda Andhra Pradesh (LE) Issue no: 44, p.2772 Issue no: 39, Sep 26-Oct 02, p.2490 Alagappan, A R: See Manickavasagam, V Arnett, Eric: And the Loser Is...the Indian Issue no: 15, p.823 Armed Forces (C) Issue no: 36, Sep 05-18, p.2339 Alagh, Yoginder K: Technological Change in Indian Industry (SA) Arter, David: An Agenda 2000 for the Issue no: 04, Jan 24-30, p.181 Nordic Region (RA) Issue no: 35, Aug 29-Sep 04, p.PE79 Alavi, Hamza: Pakistan-US Military Alliance (SA) Assadi, Muzaffar: New Political Alignments Issue no: 25, Jun 20-26, p.1551 of Social Groups: Karnataka (C) Issue no: 08, Feb 21-27, p.382 Alva, Soumya: See Desai, Sonalde Issue no: 10, p.533 - :Saffronisation with Upper Castes Support: Karnataka (C) Ambirajan, S: Ethics in Business (BR) Issue no: 12, Mar 21-27, p.626 Issue no: 09, Feb 28-Mar 06, p.463 -: Farmers' Suicides: Signs of Distress in Rural Amin, Samir: Towards a Progressive and Economy: Karnataka (C) Democratic New World Order (SA) Issue no: 14, Apr 04-10, p.747 Issue no: 23, Jun 06-12, p.1385 -: Wooing Muslims: BJP's Minorities -: Paying for Service: Kerala (C) Conference: Karnataka (C) Issue no: 23, Jun 06-12, p.1370 Issue no: 23, Jun 06-12, p.1367 -: Airport, Airport: Kerala (C) -: The State and Tribal Rights: Confrontation Issue no: 32, Aug 08-14, p.2160 over Land Question (C) Issue no: 33, Aug 15-28, p.2210 -: A Consumption Society in Distress: Kerala (C) -: Peasant Protest against Diversion of Water Issue no: 42, Oct 17-30, p.2700 Resources: Karnataka (C) Issue no: 52, Dec 26-Jan 01, p.3298 Balagopal, K: Of Capital and Other Punishments (P) Athreya, Venkatesh and Sheela Rani Chunkhat: Issue no: 38, Sep 19-25, p.2438 Gender and Infant Survival in Rural Tamil Nadu: Situation and Strategy (SA) Balakrishna, M: See Rao, S Appa Issue no: 40, Oct 03-09, p.2588 Issue no: 28, p.1782 Azid, Toseef and Dipak Ghosh: Economics of P Balakrishnan, P and K Pushpangadan: What N Mathur (P) Do We Know about Productivity Growth in Issue no: 39, Sep 26-Oct 02, p.2512 Indian Industry? (SA) Issue no: 33, Aug 15-28, p.2241 Bagchi, Amiya Kumar: Politics of Mass Democracy in India (P) Balakrishnan, Pulapre: Are Colonials Issue no: 12, Mar 21-27, p.638 Cousins? (C) Issue no: 18, May 02-08, p.1005 -: Growth Miracle and Its Unravelling in East and South-East Asia: Unregulated -: Managing the Indian Economy (BR) Competitiveness and Denouement of Issue no: 44, Oct 31-Nov 06, p.2782 Manipulation by International Financial Community (SA) -: History versus Expectations in Contemporary Issue no: 18, May 02-08, p.1025 Ukraine (P) Issue no: 49, Dec 05-11, p.3110 -: Studies on the Economy of West Bengal since Independence (SA) Balasubramaniam, Vejai: Environment and Issue no: 47, Nov 21-Dec 04, p.2973 Human Rights: A New Form of Imperialism? (C) -: Amartya Kumar Sen and the Human Science Issue no: 08, Feb 21-27, p.389 of Development (SA) Issue no: 49, Dec 05-11, p.3139 -: Federal-State Relations in Malaysia: Expedient and the Necessary (C) Bagchi, Sanjoy: Will There Be Free Trade in Issue no: 29, Jul 18-31, p.1912 Textiles? (C) Issue no: 27, Jul 04-10, p.1684 Banerjee, Debdas: Science, Technology and Economic Development in India: Analysis Bajpai, Nirupam and Jeffrey D Sachs: of Divergence in Historical Perspective Strengthening India's Strategy for (SA) Economic Growth (SA) Issue no: 20, May 16-22, p.1199 Issue no: 29, Jul 18-31, p.1935 -: Indian Industrial Growth and Corporate Sector Balachandran, E: Spend Now, Pay Later: Behaviour in West Bengal, 1947-97 (SA) Kerala (C) Issue no: 47, Nov 21-Dec 04, p.3067 Issue no: 05, Jan 31-Feb 06, p.211 Banerjee, Dipankar: Buddha's Smile and -: Learning the Strengths of Regionalism: National Security (C) Kerala (C) Issue no: 20, May 16-22, p.1159 Issue no: 09, Feb 28-Mar 06, p.453 Banerjee, Nirmala: Whatever Happened to the Basu, Parantap and Matthew R Morey: Stock Dreams of Modernity?: The Nehruvian Era Market Prices in India after Economic and Woman's Position (RA) Liberalisation (SA) Issue no: 17, Apr 25-May 01, p.WS02 Issue no: 07, Feb 14-20, p.355 Banerjee, Nirmala and Swasti Mitter: Women Baviskar, Amita: Towards a Sociology of Making a Meaningful Choice: Technology Delhi: Report on a Seminar (C) and New Economic Order (SA) Issue no: 49, Dec 05-11, p.3101 Issue no: 51, Dec 19-25, p.3247 Beaudet, Pierre: More War in Angola (C) Banerjee, Sarmila and Samik Ray: On Issue no: 47, Nov 21-Dec 04, p.2962 Construction of District Development Index in West Bengal (SA) Behar, Amitabh: Revitalising Panchayati Issue no: 47, Nov 21-Dec 04, p.3019 Rajs: Role of NGOs (C) Issue no: 16, Apr 18-24, p.881 Banerjee, Sumanta: South Asia's Refugees (BR) Behera, Subhakanta: Prisoner of Beliefs: Issue no: 20, May 16-22, p.1170 Misunderstanding Mahima Dharma (D) Issue no: 15, Apr 11-17, p.863 -: Reviving a Debate (BR) Issue no: 28, Jul 11-17, p.1826 Beteille, Andre: Science and Tradition: A Sociological Perspective (SA) -: The Partition and Its Survivors (BR) Issue no: 10, Mar 07-13, p.529 Issue no: 39, Sep 26-Oct 02, p.2518 Bhalla, Ajit S and Dilip M Nachane: Asian -: Nagbhushan Patnaik and His Political Legacy Eclipse: India and China in the (C) Penumbra? (SA) Issue no: 44, Oct 31-Nov 06, p.2775 Issue no: 36, Sep 05-18, p.2357 Banerjee-Guha, Swapna: Industrial Geography Bhambhri, C P: Globalisation and Social and Studies on Multinational Science (C) Corporations (P) Issue no: 01, Jan 10-16, p.17 Issue no: 04, Jan 24-30, p.159 Bharucha, Rustom: The Shifting Sites of Bansil, P C: Demand for Foodgrains by 2020 Secularism: Cultural Politics and (D) Activism in India Today (SA) Issue no: 10, Mar 07-13, p.546 Issue no: 04, Jan 24-30, p.167 Bardhan, Pranab: Reflections on Amartya -: Politicians' Grin, Not the Buddha's Smile (C) Sen's Prize (SA) Issue no: 22, May 30-Jun 05, p.1295 Issue no: 45, Nov 07-13, p.2863 Bhatia, Bela: After Bathe Massacre: Bihar Bardhan, Samaresh: See Sanyal, Manoj Kumar (C) Issue no: 47, p.2979 Issue no: 14, Apr 04-10, p.751 Barik, Kaustuva: See Pradhan, Gopinath -: Correction (LE) Issue no: 09, p.M25 Issue no: 18, May 02-08, p.994 Baru, Sanjaya: Mahbub ul Haq and Human Bhatkal, Svati Chakravarty: Tobacco: Development: A Tribute (C) Shifting Battle Lines (C) Issue no: 35, Aug 29-Sep 04, p.2275 Issue no: 39, Sep 26-Oct 02, p.2504 Basu, Kaushik: Amartya Sen and the Popular Bhatt, Ela R: 'Doosri Azadi': SEWA's Imagination: In the Wake of the Prize Perspective on Early Years of (SA) Independence (RA) Issue no: 50, Dec 12-18, p.3206 Issue no: 17, Apr 25-May 01, p.WS25 Bhattacharjea, Aditya: Analysing Indian Bhide, Shashanka; K P Kalirajan and R T Export Performance (RA) Shand: India's Agricultural Dynamics: Issue no: 29, Jul 18-31, p.1921 Weak Link in Development (RA) Issue no: 39, Sep 26-Oct 02, p.A118 -: Analysing Indian Export Performance (RA) Issue no: 29, Jul 18-31, p.1921 Bhide, Sheela: India's Textile Trade: Marrakesh and Beyond (C) Bhattacharjea, Mira Sinha: Pokhran Rescues Issue no: 21, May 23-29, p.1226 the Beijing Summit (C) Issue no: 27, Jul 04-10, p.1698 Bhole, L M: Financial Repression, Liberalisation and Development (BR) Bhattacharya, Basabi: Urbanisation and Human Issue no: 14, Apr 04-10, p.763 Development in West Bengal: A District Leval Study and Comparison with Bhowmik, Sharit K: See Sarkar, Kanchan Inter-state Variation (SA) Issue no: 52, p.L50 Issue no: 47, Nov 21-Dec 04, p.3027 Bidwai, Praful and Achin Vanaik: Why India Bhattacharya, Malini: The Home and the Should Sign CTBT: Returning to Our Own World (BR) Agenda (SA) Issue no: 26, Jun 27-Jul 03, p.1620 Issue no: 38, Sep 19-25, p.2469 Bhattacharya, Prabir: The Informal Sector Bilgrami, Akeel: Nehruvian Modernity and Its and Rural-to-Urban Migration: Some Contradictions (BR) Indian Evidence (SA) Issue no: 32, Aug 08-14, p.2168 Issue no: 21, May 23-29, p.1255 Biswas, Pradip Kumar: See Sanyal, Manoj Bhattacharya, Shahana: Harassing Rights Kumar Activists (LE) Issue no: 47, p.2979 Issue no: 03, Jan 17-23, p.66 BM: BJP's Search for Short-Cuts to Political Bhattacharyya, Dilip K: Corruption in India Consolidation: New Delhi (C) and the Hidden Economy (SA) Issue no: 22, May 30-Jun 05, p.1299 Issue no: 44, Oct
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