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National Institute of Advanced Studies Library 1 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES LIBRARY NEW ARRIVALS 1 January 2018 Sl. Acc. Title Author Publisher Call No. Year No. No 1 16958 The art and architecture of the Kakatiyas SINGH,B Satyanarayana Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 722.44 1999 2 16959 Art and vision of Aurangabad caves QURESHI,Dulari Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 726.143095479 2015 3 16960 Computer application in Indian epigraphy(Pallava DAYALAN,D Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 411.70954 2005 Period).Vol 1 4 16961 Computer application in Indian epigraphy(Pallava DAYALAN,D Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 411.70954 2005 Period).Vol 2 5 16962 Computer application in Indian epigraphy(Pallava DAYALAN,D Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 411.70954 2005 Period).Vol 3 6 16963 Decorative arts of South Indian temples ADINARAYANA,M Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 745.0954 2001 7 16964 Devi PARTHASARATHY,V R Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 704.948945 2009 8 16965 The early history of Southern Deccan KULKARNI,Niranjan Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 954.8 2016 9 16966 Early Indian art and archiecture JAIN,P C,Ed Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 722.44 2015 10 16967 Architecture and sculpture of the Pushpagiri temples SUBRAHMANYA Kaveri Books 726.1095484 2003 KUMAR,V V 11 16968 Buddhist heritage in India and Sri lanka FERNANDO,R P Kaveri Books 930.102820954 2017 12 16969 The essence of Jaina scriptures JAIN,Jagadish Prasad,Ed Kaveri Books 294.22 2014 13 16970 Maritime archaeology and shipwrecks off Goa TRIPATI,Sila Kaveri Books 930.102804 2014 14 16971 Maritime archaeology TRIPATI,Sila Kaveri Books 930.102804 2017 15 16972 Encyclopedia of Indian temple architecture. Vol 1 SURESH,K.M,Ed Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 726.14503 2011 16 16973 Encyclopedia of Indian temple architecture. Vol 2 SURESH,K.M,Ed Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 726.14503 2011 17 16974 Encyclopedia of Indian temple architecture. Vol 3 SURESH,K.M,Ed Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 726.14503 2011 18 16975 Forts of Andhra Pradesh MURTHY,N S Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 954.84 1996 Ramachandra 12 January 2018 1 16976 Gods and goddesses in Indian art and literature PANDA,N.C,Ed Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 704.94894 2011 2 16977 Great epics and puranas in Sanskrit literature PANDA,N.C,Ed Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 891.2 2014 3 16978 Hemakuta.V:1 MURTHY,A V Narasimha Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 934 2001 4 16979 Hemakuta.V:2 MURTHY,A V Narasimha Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 934 2001 5 16980 Hindu architecture PILAI,Govinda Krishna Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 720.954 2004 6 16981 Historical development of Jaina Iconography BHATTACHARYYA,A.K Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 704.948944 2010 7 16982 History and antiquities of Raichur Fort SARMA,V Suguna Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 954.87 1998 8 16983 Iconography of Vishnu from Khajuraho SURESH,K M Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 704.948945512 1999 9 16984 Indian images of gods and goddesses SASTRI,H Krishna Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 704.9480954 2003 10 16985 Indian myth and legend MACKENZIE,Donald A Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 294.513 2014 11 16986 Narrative art of South Indian Temples(Srisailam) VENKATARAMAYYA,G Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 726.14509548 2004 12 16987 Pancatantra.Vol 1 SURESH,K M,Ed Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 934 2006 13 16988 Pancatantra.Vol 2 SURESH,K M,Ed Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 934 2006 14 16989 Raghu Smriti (in honour of Late Dr. H.R.Raghunath SURESH,K M,Ed Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 930.1 2009 Bhat) 15 16990 Ramayana of Valmiki PANDA,N C,Ed Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 294.592 2014 16 16991 Rock cut temples of Western India QURESHI,Dulari Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 726.145309547 2010 17 16992 Saivite sculptures of Khajuraho SURESH,K M Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 730.9543 1998 18 16993 Sakta monuments of Orissa DORA,Jayanti Bharatiya Kala Prakashan 704.948954211 2010 4 29 January 2018 1 17016 The invention of nature WULF,Andrea John Murray Publishers 509.2 2016 2 17017 The colours of violence KAKAR,Sudhir Penguin 303.60954 1995 3 17018 The rationale for re-structuring vocational education SHARMA,Tilak Kumar Notion Press 370.1130954 2016 in India 4 17019 Politics of affect MASSUMI,Brian Polity Press 128.3 2015 5 17020 Arthashastra. Introduction by G.Das TRAUTMANN,Thomas R Penguin 330.1512 2012 6 17021 Strategy in the contemporary world BAYLIS,John,Ed OUP 355.03 2016 7 17022 Bottom-up' approaches in governance and adaptation SWARNAKAR,Pradip,Ed Sage 338.95407 2017 for sustainable development 8 17023 Probability essentials JACOD,Jean Springer 519.2 2004 9 17024 Being an early career feminist academic THWAITES,Rachel,Ed Palgrave Macmillan 378.12082 2017 10 17025 Transforming teaching and learning in higher OSMAN,Ruksana,Ed Palgrave Macmillan 378.125 2017 education 11 17026 Perspectives on indigenous psychology MISRA,Girishwar,Ed Concept Publishing 150 2002 Company 12 17027 Psychology of poverty and disadvantage MOHANTY,Ajit K,Ed Concept Publishing 155 2000 Company 13 17028 Social implications of schooling PATHAK,Avijit Aakar Books 306.43 2017 14 17029 Foundations of behavioral research KERLINGER,Fred N Surjeet Publications 300.72 2016 15 17030 Marxist literary and cultural theory ANSHEN,David Orient BlackSwan 335.4 2017 16 17031 Consciousness and fundamental reality GOFF,Philip OUP 128.2 2017 17 17032 Fourth dimension HINTON,C Howard Bloomsbury 530.11 1906 18 17033 China's approach towards territorial disputes HASHMI,Sana KW Publishers 327.51 2016 19 17034 The northeast question PHANJOUBAM,Pradip Routledge 954.1 2016 20 17035 The battle for Sanskrit MALHOTRA,Rajiv HarperCollins 891.2 2016 21 17036 The century of the gene KELLER,Evelyn Fox Harvard University Press 576.5 2002 22 17037 Business @ the speed of thought GATES,Bill Penguin 658.4038011 2000 23 17038 Image and logic GALISON,Peter Univ. of Chicago Press 539.09 1997 24 17039 Polemics and patronage in the city of victory STOKER,Valerie University of California 294.509548090 2016 Press 31 25 17040 The land question in India D'COSTA,Anthony P,E OUP 333.30954 2017 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES LIBRARY NEW ARRIVALS 14 February 2018 Sl. Acc. Title Author Publisher Call No. Year No. No 1 17041 Religion and the morality of the market RUDNYCKYJ,Darmoir,Ed CUP 201.73 2017 2 17042 Cannibal metaphysics DE CASTRO,Eduardo Viveiros Univocal 306.01 2014 3 17043 Remoteness and modernity HUSSAIN,Shafqat Yale University Press 954.9132 2015 4 17044 Shiptown GOLD,Ann Grodzins Univ. of Pennsylvania 307.7609544 2017 Press 5 17045 Democracy and transparency in the Indian SHARMA,Prashant Routledge 342.540662 2016 state 6 17046 Marriage and its discontents VATUK,Sylvia Women Unlimited 346.54013082 2017 7 17047 To be cared for ROBERTS,Nathaniel Navayana 289.94082094582 2016 8 17048 Contextual intelligence KUTZ,Matthew Palgrave Macmillan 650 2017 9 17049 Beyond biocentrism LANZA,Robert & BERMAN,Bob BenBella Books 576.83 2017 10 17050 War and peace in modern India RAGHAVAN,Srinath Permanent Black 954.042 2010 11 17051 Property and the law in energy and natural McHARG,Aileen,Et al,Eds OUP 346.044 2010 resources 12 17052 Social dynamics of the urban JAYARAM,N,Ed Springer India 307.760954 2017 13 17053 The Routledge companion to planning in the BHAN,Gautam,Ed Routledge 307.1209724 2018 global South 14 17054 Asia reborn BASU,Prasenjit K Aleph Books 950 2017 15 17055 Hit refresh NADELLA,Satya Harper Collins 338.7610053092 2017 16 17056 Archaeological parenchyma HATHER,J G Archetype Publications 930.10285 2000 17 17057 Archaeology and digital communication BONACCHI,Chiara,Ed Archetype Publications 930.1028 2012 18 17058 Authenticity and replication GORDON,Rebecca,Ed Archetype Publications 702.88 2014 19 17059 Early Indian metallurgy CRADDOCK,P T Archetype Publications 669.0954 2017 20 17060 Early metal mining and production CRADDOCK,Paul T Archetype Publications 622.3409 2010 21 17061 Metallurgy and civilisation MEI,JIANJUN,Ed Archetype Publications 669.095 2009 22 17062 Metals and mines NIECE,Susan La,Ed Archetype Publications 669.09 2007 23 17063 Scientific research on ancient Asian metallurgy JETT,Paul,Ed Archetype Publications 669.095 2012 24 17064 Primate ethnographies STRIER,Karen B,Ed Pearson 599.8072 2014 25 17065 Women and work in precolonial India RAMASWAMY,Vijaya,Ed Sage 331.40902 2016 26 17066 Handbook of critical and indigenous DENZIN,Norman K,Ed Sage 305.8001 2008 methodologies 27 17067 Notes toward a performative theory of BUTLER,Judith Harvard Univ. Press 323.4701 2015 assembly 28 17068 How the BJP wins JHA,Prashant Juggernaut 324.254 2017 29 17069 Unmaking the global sweatshop PRENTICE,Rebecca,Ed Univ. of Pennsylvania 363.119687 2017 Press NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES LIBRARY NEW ARRIVALS 1 March 2018 Sl. Acc. Title Author Publisher Call No. Year No. No 1 17070 Applied soical psychology SCHNEIDER,Frank W,Ed Sage 302 2012 2 17071 The gender of caste GUPTA,Charu Permanent Black 305.568809542 2017 3 17072 Democratic schools APPLE,Michael W,Ed Eklavya 370.1150973 2006 4 17073 Divasvapna. Tr. C.Pathak, Illustrator A.Mankapure BADHEKA,Gijubhai National Book Trust 371.39 2009 5 17074 Nuclear portraits MACDOWELL,Laurel Univ. of Toronto Press 338.4762148 2017 Sefton,Ed 6 17075 Creative learning PRAKASH,Vijoy Viva Books 370.157 2017 7 17076 Structure PULLAN,Wendy,Ed CUP 501 2000 8 17077 Theories of terrorism PISOIU,Daniela Routledge 363.32501 2018 9 17078 Land policies in India PELLISSERY,Sony,Ed Springer 333.3154 2017 10 17079 The rise of the hybrid domain AOYAMA,Yuko Edward Elgar 362.404561094 2016 11 17080 Within the limits GILBERTSON,Amanda OUP 305.5509549182 2018 12 17081 Encyclopaedia of mining laws. Vol.1 SETH,D D Delhi Law House 343.0770954 2015 13 17082 Encyclopaedia of mining laws. Vol.2 SETH,D D Delhi Law House 343.0770954
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