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Vol. 15, Issue No. 10, 08 Mar, 1980
Prespectives
The State as Private Property
Arun Shourie
Capital View
The Crisis in Politics
Romesh Thapar
From Our Correspondent
UNITED STATES-Ethnic Minorities and 1980 Census
Indu Vohra-Sahu
JAMMU AND KASHMIR -Caste, Charisma and Regionalism
Balraj Puri
THE ECONOMY- Saving-Investment Conundrums
Charvaka
EDUCATION-Primary Education Problems and Purpose
Amiya Rao
Companies
Management Tightening Yields Results
Hansavivek
Cover Page
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INSIDE COVER PAGE
CONTENTS
Reviews
Relevant and Committed Sociology
Gail Omvedt
Science for the People
Jashbhai Patel
Statistics
STATISTICS
Uncategorised
Politics- Janata Agonistes
Cotton- Blind Man s Buff
Zimbabwe- From Form to Substance
The Big and the Small
Foreign Policy- Nervous Neighbours
Special Articles
Women, Food and Technology-A Comment
Devaki Jain
Theory of a Dual Mode of Production in Post-Colonial India
Sharat G Lin
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