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AFGHANISTAN FACTOR IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH ASIAN POLITICS
Edited by Prof. K. Warikoo
New Delhi, Trans-Asia Informatics, 1994. 73 pp.
Content
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Cockpit of Central Asia: Afghanistan factor in Tajikistan's Crisis |
1-22 |
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K. Warikoo |
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Afghanistan Crisis: Regional Implications and Impact on Pakistan's Policy |
23-37 |
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Uma Singh |
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Afghan Mujahideen and Terrorism in Kashmir |
38-48 |
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A.K. Ray |
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Appendices |
49-73 |
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SOCIETY AND CULTURE IN THE HIMALAYAS
Edited by Prof. K. Warikoo
New Delhi, Har-Anand Publications, 1995. 316 pp.
Content
| Part I: Ecological Rerspective |
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Ecological Evaluation of Land use system for Development Planning in the Himalayas, |
17-43 |
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P.S. Ramakrishanan, K.G. Saxena and K.S. Rao |
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Himalayas: An Eco-cultural Prespective, |
44-50 |
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P. Kachroo |
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Changing Relationship between Human Society and Aquatic Eco-systems in the Kashmir Himalayas, |
51-65 |
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A.R. Yousuf |
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| Part II: Geopolitical Imperative |
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Himalayas- The Geopolitical Imperatives, |
69-103 |
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T.N. Dhar |
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The Himalayan Frontier: Some Strategic Aspects, |
104-111 |
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A.K. Ray |
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The Shahidulla Affair: British Policy towards Kashmir's claims across the Karakoram, |
112-124 |
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K. Warikoo |
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| Part III: Society and Culture |
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Kashmir: A Crucible of Cultural Interaction, |
127-139 |
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P.N. Pushp |
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Dynamics of Change in Class Relations in Kashmir: An Agrarian-Hisrorical Prespective, |
140-162 |
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D.N. Dhar |
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The Last three centuries of Bhotias of the Himalayas, |
163-178 |
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S.K. Pathak |
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Gujjars of Himalayas: Some Reflections, |
179-186 |
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Shamsheer Hakla Poonchi |
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The Adis: A study of their origin and Migration, |
187-198 |
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Tamo Mibang |
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The Socio-cultural Pattern of Sikkim: Prespectives and Prospects, |
199-216 |
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Aparna Battacharya |
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| Part IV: Modernisation and Change |
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Kashmiri society: Dynamics of Social change, |
219-231 |
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K.N. Pandita |
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Impact of Modernisation on Society and Culture of Sikkim, |
232-247 |
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Prem Singh Jina |
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Delemma of Gujjars in Jammu and Kashmir, |
248-274 |
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R.P. Khatana |
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Impact of Modernisation on Society and Culture of Sikkim, |
275-286 |
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Yeshi Choedon |
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mpact of Education on Socio-economic and Cultural life of Arunachal Pradesh, |
287-298 |
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S. Dutta |
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Prospects of Sustainable Development in an Encapsulated Eco-system: A Case study of Pangi Valley (Himachal Pradesh), |
299-310 |
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D.K. Shahi |
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Select Bibliography |
311-312 |
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Index |
313-317 |
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CENTRAL ASIA : EMERGING NEW ORDER
Edited by Prof. K. Warikoo
New Delhi, Har-Anand Publications, 1995. 352 pp.
Content
| SECTION I : Problems of Transition |
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Emerging Scenario,
K.Warikoo |
17-34 |
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Paradoxes of Transition,
R.R. Sharma |
35-46 |
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The New Political Institutions of Independent Kazakhstan,
Z. Dzhunusovaand D. Balgamis |
47-57 |
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The Republics of Central Asia and the Problems of
the Middle-East Integration,
G. Khidayatov |
58-60 |
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| SECTION II : Ethnicity, Religion and Nationalism |
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Sufi Movements: Search for Identity and Islamic Resurgence,
T. Zarcone |
63-79 |
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Language and Cultrue in the Politics of Tajikistan,
K.N. Pandita |
80-95 |
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Ethno-Nationalism in Uzbekistan,
P.L. Dash |
96-116 |
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Uighurs in the Independent State of Kazakhstan,
G.I. Semyatova |
117-123 |
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| SECTION III : Economic Potential and Prospects |
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Economic Stabilization and Structural Changes: Some
Implications,
Jayashekar |
127-133 |
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Economic Transition: Issues and Problems,
R.G. Gidadhubli |
134-144 |
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Transition to a Market Economy,
Ajay Patnaik |
145-165 |
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| SECTION IV : Regional Setting |
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Problems of Regional Security and Nuclear Proliferation,
D. Banerjee |
169-192 |
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Cockpit of Central Asia: Afghanistan Factor in Tajikistan's
Crisis,
K. Warikoo |
193-225 |
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The Post-Soviet Central Asia and Russia: Emerging
Contours of a Relationship,
Devendra Kaushik |
226-246 |
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Relations Between Iran and Central Asia: An Overview,
Shirin
Akiner |
247-273 |
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Turkey and Former Soviet Central Asia: A Turkic Culture
Area in the Making,
Gareth M. Winrow |
274-298 |
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Pakistan and the Central Asian Republics,
Surendra Chopra |
299-327 |
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Central Asian Republics and Middle-East Security,
A.K. Ray |
328-338 |
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Mongolia and Central Asia: Emerging Relations,
K. Warikoo and S.K. Soni |
339-345 |
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Select Bibliography |
346-348 |
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Index |
349-352 |
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JAMMU, KASHMIR AND LADAKH : LINGUISTIC PREDICAMENT
Edited by Prof. P.N. Pushp and Prof. K. Warikoo
New Delhi, Har-Anand Publications, 1996. 224 pp.
Content
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Kashmiri and the Linguistic Predicament of the State,
P.N. Pushp |
13-29 |
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Kashmiri Language: Roots, Evolution and Affinity,
S.S. Toshkhani |
30-79 |
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The Sharada Script: Origin and Development,
B.K. Kaul Deambi |
80-100 |
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The dogri Language,
Ved Kumari Ghai |
101-108 |
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Gujari Language and Identity in Jammu and Kashmir,
R.P.
Khatana |
109-128 |
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Sanskritic Impact on the Speech of Ladakhi Garkhuns,
Malvika
Bandyopadhyaya |
129-134 |
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The Balti Language,
Syed Mohammad Abbas Kazmi |
135-153 |
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Generic Affinity of Balti, Bodhi, Spiti & Lahuli
Speeches,
S.K. Pathak |
154-164 |
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Urdu in Jammu and Kashmir,
Nishat Ansari |
165-173 |
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Hindi in Kashmir,
R.K. Sharma |
174-182 |
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Language and Politics in Jammu and Kashmir: Issues
and Perspectives,
K. Warikoo |
183-212 |
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Appendices |
213-221 |
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Select Bibliography |
222-224 |
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ARTISAN OF THE PARADISE: A STUDY OF ART AND ARTISANS OF KASHMIR
By D.N. Dhar
New Delhi, Bhavana Books & Prints, 1999. 230pp.
Content
| 1. |
Place of Kashmir Artisan in the Ancient Civilizations
of the World |
1-22 |
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From the Oasis to a Mirage |
23-38 |
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The Rise and Collapse in 19th Century |
39-63 |
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Odyssy of the Shawl |
64-82 |
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Artisan of the Paradise |
83-90 |
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The Revolt |
91-96 |
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Artisans from the Vanguard |
97-107 |
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Socialist Ideas Permeate the Valley |
108-118 |
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On the Path of Progress |
119-133 |
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Handloom Weaving - Silk, Woollens and Pashmina |
134-144 |
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Carpets, Namdas and Gabbas |
145-159 |
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Embroidery, Crewel and Sozni |
160-168 |
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Papier-Mache, Wood Carving and other Crafts |
169-180 |
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Conclusion |
181-190 |
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Appendices |
191-212 |
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Bibliography |
213-218 |
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Index |
219-230 |
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