Vol. 47, Issue No.22, June 2, 2012
Babu P Remesh
On Economic Globalisation, Neo-liberalism and the Nature of the Period
Nigel Harris
General Anti-Avoidance Rule in Income Tax Law
Sukumar Mukhopadhyay
Archives and Archival Consciousness: A Postcolonial Predicament
Sarath Pillai
Europe after Sarkozy
Emile Chabal
EPW Research Foundation
Trends in Index of Industrial Production (Base 2004-05=100)
EPW Research Foundation
Ratnakar Tripathy
Measuring Natural Capital
Pushpam Kumar
How Do Government and Private Schools Differ?
Priyanka Pandey and Sangeeta Goyal
Kripa Shankar
Weak Political Strategy
Arnab Pal
Realities of Caste Ignored
Harjinder Singh
Closing the Doors of Knowledge
Pranav Kumar
Krishna Kumar
The Constitution, Cartoons and Controversies: Contextualising the Debates
Kumkum Roy
Bathani Tola and the Cartoon Controversy
Anand Teltumbde
Through the Lens of a Constitutional Republic: The Case of the Controversial Textbook
Peter Ronald deSouza
Politics and Pedagogy: The NCERT Texts and Cartoons
Valerian Rodrigues
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Review of Women's Studies: May 4, 2013
This edition focuses on the relations between caste and gender and explores the intersectionalities involved. It includes articles exploring the politics of feminism and dalit activism located in urban spaces, in working class sites, through labour, “traditional” rituals, issues of honour and inter-caste marriage.
Swadeshi in the Time of Nations
A set of five articles revisit themes from Sumit Sarkar’s book, The Swadeshi Movement in Bengal and find resonances across time and space for both the themes the book raised as well as for the politics and ideologies of the movement it studied.
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