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Liaquat Ali Khan CONTACT Academic, Trade, and Higher Education Books Catalogue 2007 i Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. It furthers the University’s objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide. KARACHI ISLAMABAD HEAD OFFICE: OFFICE/BOOKSHOP: No. 38, Sector 15, Korangi Industrial Area, 7, Shalimar Plaza, Jinnah Avenue, Karachi-74900, Pakistan. 99 West, Blue Area, Islamabad-44000. UAN: 111 693673 (111 OXFORD). UAN: 111 693673. Tel.: 5071580-86. Tel.: 2822795-6. Fax: 92-51-2277328. Fax: 92-21-5055071, 5055072. e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Contact Persons: [email protected] Fayyaz Raja, Regional Sales Manager Contact Persons: Javaid Akhtar Raheela Fahim Baqai, Marketing Manager Syed Shiraz Haider, Manager Sales MULTAN OFFICE/BOOKSHOP: BOOKSHOP: 958/5, Tareen Road, Park Towers, Sharae Firdousi, Clifton, Karachi. Opp. Divisional Sports Ground, Tel.: 5875355. Near Kutchery Chowk, Multan. 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INTRODUCTION Academic, Trade, and Higher Education Books Catalogue 2007 iii Oxford University Press (OUP) is a department of the University of Oxford. It furthers the University’s objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide. OUP Pakistan is committed to the spread of knowledge and improvement in the intellectual content of life in Pakistan. It has gained a reputation for publishing high quality dictionaries, books on academic and general subjects as well as textbooks. These books have significantly added to the body of literature available on Pakistan. Scholars and general readers the world over consider these to be authoritative and definitive works on Pakistan. In addition to locally originated books, OUP Pakistan also publishes historical reprints and licensed reprints of books from other OUP branches and publishers worldwide. Its range of subjects is wide: from politics to poetry, from economics to education, from ornithology to literature. It has also developed and published English–Urdu dictionaries, as well as Urdu translations of some of its English titles, to complement its English translations of Urdu and regional language writings and books in Urdu. OUP Pakistan also distributes books imported from its head office in Oxford, UK, and other branches. This catalogue lists general, academic, college, and reference books published, reprinted or made especially available in local editions by OUP Pakistan. Note: The prices given in this catalogue were correct at the time of going to print. Prices and conversion rates are subject to change without prior notice. CONTENTS Academic, Trade, and Higher Education Books Catalogue 2007 iv Anthropology 1 Archaeology 4 Art and Architecture 5 Biographies/Memoirs/Letters 7 College Textbooks 22 Dictionaries and Reference 34 Ecology/Environmental Studies 44 Economics 45 Education 51 Exploration/Travel 54 History 55 International Affairs 64 Islamic Studies 71 Law 78 Literary Fiction 80 Literature 87 Media Studies 88 Natural History 89 Pakistan Studies 91 Philosophy 99 Poetry 101 Politics 103 Public Health/Medicine 110 Sociology 111 Sports 116 Strategic Studies 118 Urdu Publications 121 Women’s Studies 129 INDEX A–C Academic, Trade, and Higher Education Books Catalogue 2007 v A Banker to the Poor: The Autobiography of Muhammad Yunus, Founder of the Grameen Bank, 15 Abbas, Shemeem Burney, 113 Banuri, Tariq, 78 Abbasi, Talat, 82 Barnes, Jonathan, 35 Afghanistan, 2 Basic Education in Rural Pakistan: A Comparative Institutional Afzal, Muhammad Rafique, 93 Analysis of Government, Private, and NGO Schools, 51 Ahmad, Dohra, 69 Baxter, Craig, 91, 93 Ahmad, Iftikhar, 69 Beesween Sadi mein Pakistan: Aik Siyasi Jaiza, 125 Ahmad, Nihal, 88 Beloved City: Writings on Lahore, 80 Ahmad, Zamiruddin, 82 Benazir Hukoomat: Pehla Daur, Kia Khoya, Kia Paya?, 127 Ahmad, Zulfiqar, 69 Bengali, Kaiser, 44 Ahmed, Akbar S., 17 Bengelsdorf, Carollee, 64 Ahmed, Syed Habib, 10 Betrayal of East Pakistan, The, 95 Aik Inqilabi Shehzadi ki Khudnavisht, 121 Between Chaddor and the Market: Female Office Workers in Akhund, Iqbal, 105, 127 Lahore, 130 Alfarabi and the Foundation of Islamic Political Philosophy, 99 Between Past and Future: Selected Essays on South Asia by Alfarabi: The Political Writings—‘Selected Aphorisms’ and Other Eqbal Ahmad, 69 Texts, 99 Beyond Honour: A Historical Materialist Explanation of Ali, Imran, 93 Honour Related Violence, 129 Ali, Mehrunnisa, 31 Bhatti, Zahid R., 23 Ali, Salwat, 5 Bhutta, Zulfiqar Ahmed, 110 Allama Inayatullah Mashraqi: A Political Biography, 16 Billa Nayee and Other Stories, 83 Amin, Shahid M., 66 Bino, Murad J., 121 Amjad, Ali, 78 Birds of the Indus, 89 Ancient Cities of the Indus Valley Civilization, 4 Biswas, Asit K., 121 And the World Changed: Contemporary Stories by Pakistani Bitter Gourd and Other Stories, 82 Women, 80 Black, Antony, 73 Anjum, Sohail, 124, 127 Bohlman, Philip V., 42 Ansari, Javed A., 26, 28 Bolton, Heather, 7 Ansari, Sarah, 91 Botteron, Cynthia, 91 Architecture: A Very Short Introduction, 35 British Papers, The, 67 Areas of Psychology for Intermediate Classes, 23 Brothers in the Raj: The Lives of John and Henry Lawrence, 13 Arif, Iftikhar, 102 Bruce, Steve, 41 Arif, K. M., 105 Bryant, Nancy, 130 Aristotle: A Very Short Introduction, 35 Burke, S. M., 12, 16 Armed Forces of Pakistan, The, 119 Butler, Gillian, 41 Arnold, Dana, 36 Butterflies of Pakistan, The, 90 Art History: A Very Short Introduction, 36 Butterworth, Charles E., 99 Art ke Mukhtalif Pehloo: Pakistan mein Art ke Talaba ke leay Bunyadi Nisabi Kitab, 33 Art of the Mussulmans in Spain, The, 5 C Ashraf, Moin, 85 Aspects of
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