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Sydasienbulletinen/SYDASIEN 1977-2007 Lars Eklund Om Tidningens Historia Nordic South Asia Network UPPDATERAT 26 APRIL 2019 SYDASIEN åter i tryck 2019, Sydasienbulletinen/SYDASIEN 1977-2007 Lars Eklund om tidningens historia. Submitted by admin on Sat, 2018-01-20 08:45 Index över artiklar i Sydasienbulletinen 1977–1983 och SYDASIEN 1984–2007 + pdf-filer © LARS EKLUND 1977 Siffrorna efter varje artikel avser sidantalet 1/77 (pdf-fil) Ny tidskrift om Sydasien, Läget i Sydasien (ledare) 1 Jonasson, L: 1 års indiskt undantagstillstånd 6 Bibin, Thomas: Förtryck & opposition i Sri Lanka 4 Lahori: Imperialism eller frihet i Pakistan 3 Arn, Ann-Lisbeth: Ett år av kupper i Dhaka 3 Redaktionen: Så bildades Bangladesh. 1 Nagy, Geza: Om indisk kommunism 5 Hellström, Lars: Politiska fångar i Indien 2 Leila Fernandes besöker Sverige 1 Persson, Per: Svenskt bistånd till Indien ? 1 Kommunistpartiets (CCPml) uttalande 1/5 76 2 Djurfeldt, Göran: Radionämndsanmälan av TV-program 1 Fernandes, A: Brev om tortyr av min son. 2 Nyhetskrönika: Maj 76 – Mars 77 1 2/77 (pdf-file) Om valen i Pakistan och Sri Lanka m m (ledare) 1 Djurfeldt/Lindberg: Folket fällde Indira Gandhi 6 1977 års val i Indien: partier & valresultat 1 Haellqvist, Karl-Reinhold & Ingar: Demokrati och diktatur i Pakistan 2 Bibin, Thomas & Fridell, Karin: Revolt & kris i Sri Lanka 3 Bibin, Thomas: Fru Bandaranaikes valfläsk. 1 Löfström, Tomas: Klimatet hårdnar i Afghanistan 3 Asplund, Daniel: Politisk vendetta mot JSD 2 Neersö, Peter : Är dansk imperialism möjlig? 2 Öberg, Jan : Rustning och vapenhandel 3 Dilip Hiro: Inside India today. (Babu) 1 Nyhetskrönika: Sept 76 – April 77 1 3/77 (pdf-file) Progressiva massor – efterblivet ledarskap 1 Tyler, Mary: Möte med Morarji Desai 2 Tyler, Mary: Fortsatt politisk fångenskap i Indien 3 Fridell, Karin: Pakistansk kupp – och sedan? 1 Mahmood, Khalid : Jordlösa i kamp i Punjab 4 Sanmugathasan, N : Ny regering i Colombo 2 Jonsson, Sten: Svenskt bistånd mot gerilla i Chittagongs bergsområden 4 Kumar, Siddharta : Intervju med Harkishan S Surjeet, CPI(M):s ledare 2 Kumar, Siddartha: Röd seger i Västbengalen 2 Fridell, Karin: U-landssynen i skolan 3 Arn & Westergård: Bangladesh et landsbysamfund. (Daniel Asplund) 1 Fridell, Karin & Murphy, Hammett: Öppet brev till Gunnar Fredriksson, Aftonbladet 1 E Frisk (övers): Alarm i New Delhi. (Fridell) 1 1978 1/78 (pdf-file) Om Desais regering och politiska fångar (ledare) 1 Anonym: Den politiska nyttan av en cyklon i Andhra Pradesh 3 Arn, Ann-Lisbeth: Den sista kuppen i Dhaka? 1 Fridell, Karin: Diktatur och attacker mot facket 1 Pakistans armé skärper greppet 2 Berg, L & L: Tredje Världen. (Mats Hilte) 1 Wallström, Tord: Drömmen om en ö. (Stig Hansén) 1 Nayar, Kuldip: The Judgement – Inside Story of the Emergency in India (Babu) 1 Bibin, Thomas: Diego Garcia – USA-bas av ny typ 3 Awchat, Anil: Hamals (bärare) i Poona. 3 Forsberg, Anders & Holma, Torbjörn: Kooperativt i Afghanistan 2 Corlin, Claes: Tibetflyktingarna skärper kampen 2 Nagy, Geza: Paradisisk diktatur (Maldiverna) 3 Curry-recept, kokböcker och mataffärer. 2 2/78 (pdf-file) Awchat, Anil: Poonas bärare organiserar sig 2 Brev om tortyren i Bangladesh. 1 Jonsson, Sten: Övergrepp med gas i botten 2 Insamling till politiska fångar i Indien! 1 Bibin, Thomas: Pressröster om Västbengalen 2 Frödin, Ulf: Tecknad episod ur Mary Tylers bok om sin fängelsetid i Indien. 2 Tyler, Mary: Fem år i indiskt fängelse. (T Bibin) 2 Folkhögskoleelever redovisar Indienstudier 1 Kumar, S: Verklighetsflykt om Tibetflyktingar 1 Corlin, Claes: Lika goda imperialister (Tibet) 1 Sida och Sydasien: Vem står vi bi? 4 Arn, Ann-Lisbet: Samverkan eller utpressning om Farakka-dammen? 1 Omvedt, Gail: Indira Gandhis väg tillbaka 2 Sydasienkommittéerna 2 år (ledare) 1 Chakravartty, N & Roy, A K & Saberwal, S: Kanpurmassakern inget undantag 4 Fridell, Karin: Islamiseringen i Multan. 1 Lahori: Ali Bhutto dömd till döden 1 Kjellman, Kalle: Manju Devi, kvinna i Indien 3 3-4/78 (pdf-file) Att grädda chapathis (platta bröd) 1 Övervåld i Indien, Anti-fackligt i Sri Lanka (ledare) 2 Charpentier, C-J: Revolution i Kabul den 27/4 3 Charpentier, C-J: En text om afghanmattor 1 Anonym: Arvet efter Bhutto 2 Lindelöw, T: Tegelarbetare i Lahore 2 ACT: Kommunistiska strategier i Indien 4 1977 års val i Indien: Partier & valresultat 1 Översvämning i Gangesdalen igen 1 Anonym: Naxaliter i Bhojpur 4 Arens, Jenneke & van Bourden, Jos: Kvinnan i Bangladesh dubbelt exploaterad 5 Jonsson, Sten: Sverige lämnar skogsprojektet i Chittagong 1 Sheikh, Amar: Två kvinnodikter 1 TEMA MASSMEDIA Redaktionen: Intervju med Bala Tampoe 7 Bibin, Thomas: Asien i nordiska massmedia 4 Djurfeldt, Göran: Indien bevakningen eländig 3 Utas, Bo: Västmedia om kuppen i Kabul 5 Waite, Robert: Utrikesreportrar tror inte på vad de läser 3 Madsen, Stig T: Indisk press och undantagstillståndet 5 Bonavia, David: Ett brev från Stockholm 2 Mukhopadhyay, Asim: Indisk press efter undantagstillståndet 3 1979 1/79 (pdf-file) Awchat, Anil: Bidirullarna i Nipani. 4 Gerlock, Edward: Plantage arbetarnas tépris i Sri Lanka 3 Jerdenius, S & Johansson, B: Ut ur den afghanska återvändsgränden 8 Folkets sjukhus i Savar. 4 Lahori: Godsägarnas jordreform i Pakistan. 2 Intervju med Nalini Nayak om fiskekooperativ 4 Eckholm, Erik: Att förlora mark i Himalaya 4 Dayal, J & Bose, A: Shah Commission begins (G Tamm) 1 Brev om den svårt sjuke Abdur Rab i JSD 1 Berg, L & L: Mat och makt. (Daniel Asplund) 2 Brattström, I: Soltorkat. Anteckningar från indisk by (Karin Fridell) 1 2/79 (pdf-file) Tystnad kring mediasymposiet, Pressankor (ledare) 2 Charpentier, C-J: Framsteg i Afghanistan. 3 Bibin, T: Kotmale – bistånds-prövning 3 Rapport om övergrepp i Andhra Pradesh 1 Löfström, Tomas: Ladakh, strategisk bergstrakt. 3 Lundberg, Svante: Studieresor till u-länder 3 Demonstration i Stockholm mot Bhuttos död 1 Moina: Valet i Bangladesh 3 Charpentier, C-J: Att manipulera indiska höns. 2 Viklund, Rolf: Tvivelaktig TCO-insamling. 1 Cronqvist, Lena & Tunström, Göran: MItt indiska ritblock. (Lisen Arvidsson) 1 Naipaul, V S: Indien – sårad civilisation. (L Wetterström) 1 Grosser Pamir & Papegojboken. (C-J Charpentier) 1 PUCL-rapport: Lantarbetare beskjutna 1 Tobiasson, Börje: Människor i Sydasien (Bildreportage) 2 TEMA RELIGION Madsen, Stig T: Indiska muslimer och islam 3 Lindberg, S & Romhed R: Intervju med missionär Olle Jonsson 3 Olsson, Torvald: Religionen orsak till fattigdomen? Svenska skolböcker om hinduismen 7 Anonym: Jordafrid med dollar. Om Bhagwan-rörelsen. 3 3/79 (pdf-file) Om medias behandling av Afghanistan (ledare) 2 Charpentier, C-J: Snål vind över Kabul 1 Jerdenius, Sten: Kunduz firar revolutionen 3 Wahlquist, Håkan: Upplopp, reform & kris i Nepal 13 Gandhi, Krishna: Nainibornas kamp för arbete 3 Gästarbetare i oljestaterna 4 Lahori: Pakistans vänster stödjer Afghanistan 1 Nya övergrepp mot bergsfolken i Chittagong. 1 Gregner, B & Åsberg, R: Varför är du fattig Baba dji?(Lahori) 1 4/79 (pdf-file) ”Ayatollah-ul-Haq” och det ökade trycket (ledare) 1 Bibin, T: Indien planerar annektera Bhutan? 1 Nagy, Geza: Jayaprakash Narayan ur tiden 1 Djurfeldt, Göran: Kashmir, oindiskt Indien 2 Nagy, Geza: Intervju med Gobinda Mukhoty 4 Nagy, Geza: Naxaliterna enas igen. 1 Collins, Joseph & Lappé, Frances Moore: Vem tjänar på Världsbanken? 3 Göransson, B & Illiste, I: Kamp i Himalaya mot skogsbolagen. Intervju m Sundarlal Bahuguna 4 Göteborgsredaktionen: Låt oss starta en Tredjevärldenbulletin! 2 Utas, Bo: Islamisk reaktion på offensiven 3 Charpentier, C-J: Amnestykritik mot Kabul 2 Charpentier, C-J: Spelet om Centralasien 4 Pettersson, Margareta: Från förakt till medvetenhet. Indierna i svensk litteratur 4 Plain tales of the Raj.(Lars Wetterström) 1 Orwell, George: Dagar i Burma (Lars Wetterström) 1 Iriyagolle, Gamini: The Truth about the Mahawell. (Thomas Bibin) 2 Choudhury, A G: Sheikh Mujib. A Commemorative Anthology (Mustafa Jamil) 1 Nyhetskrönika: Juli – Okt 79. 1 1980 1/80 (pdf-fil) Charpentier, C-J: Intrigerna i Kabul. 2 Löfström, Tomas: För vem räddas minareten i Jam? 2 Charpentier, C-J: Vodka, rubel och horor. 1 Djurfeldt, Göran & Lindberg, Staffan: Imperialismen i Sydasien; plundring och rovdrift 7 Lindberg, Staffan: Valet i Indien. 3 Bibin, Thomas: Film i Indien. 3 Gunnarsson, Bo: Sida betalar kastrering i Indien 4 Sida-PM: Tvångssterilisering i Indien enda sättet. 1 Sida-personalen: Nej till familjeplaneringsbiståndet 1 Minkin, Stephen: Beska p-piller i Bengalen. 2 Charpentier, C-J: Bhutan, drakens land. 3 Lifschultz, Lawrence: Bangladesh – The Unfinished Revolution (Mustafa Jamil) 1 Löfström, Tomas: Dalen där Buddha dör (C-J Charpentier) 1 Djurfeldt, G (red): Indien. Afhængighed og underudvikling. (Rune Romhed) 1 Sovjet ut ur Afghanistan! (ledare). 1 Andersson, Lennart: Vem ska vi stödja i Afghanistan? 2 Charpentier, C-J: Stöd varken A Eller B! 1 2/80 (pdf-fil) Sida tänker om i Landöversyn 80 (ledare) 1 Bibin, Thomas: Få nya väljare för Indira. 3 Charpentier, C-J: Rapport från Peshawar 3 Fridell, Karin: Nordost; Indiens oroliga hörn 4 Bibin, T: Bekymmer för Kotmale och Sri Lanka 2 Murphy, Hammett & Söderblom, Jonas: Rapport från ett beedi-kooperativ i Kerala 4 Svälten föder den bengaliske jordägaren. 3 Thulin, Boel: Indisk musik 4 Anonym: Zias diktatur alltmer isolerad 2 Hjärpe, Jan: Politisk islam. (Bo Utas) 1 Elveson, Gunnar: Bilden av Indien (Margareta Pettersson) 1 Hegardt, Peter: Tvångs-sterilisering senare! 1 Källberg, Sture: Förfalskning om bajs i min artikel 1 3/80 (pdf-fil) Bibin, Thomas: Intervju med Sida-chefen om Sydasienbiståndet – Ingen avveckling! 5 Gunnarsson, Bo: KvällsPosten spekulerar i missnöje! 2 Nayak, Nalini: Kerala-fisket i kläm 2 Hansson, Olle: Lankesisk piller-vägran 2 Fries, Yvonne: Kris för förvisade lankesiska plantagearbetarna i Indien 3 Charpentier, C-J: Pakistan – Landet vid Indus 3 Charpentier, C-J: Andrum för Zias nya ordning. 3 Lahori: Opposition mot generalens välde 2 Nilsson, Kerstin & Persson, Håkan: Textilhantverk på undantag 5 Gunnarsson, Bo: Familjeplaneringens Watergate! 1 Friholt, Ola & Erni: Skogen skövlas och jorden stjäls i Bangladesh. 2 K (anonym): Låt Afghanistan bli en vändpunkt för Sovjet! 2 Charpentier, C-J: Afghanistan mellan Mecca och Moskva (Katarina Larsson).
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