INDIAN COUNCIL OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH

Papers on Indian History June-December, 2012

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INTRODUCTION

Under the title Current Awareness Service the Documentation-cum-Library centre of the

I.C.H.R is introducing a biannual indexing bulletin, containing an alphabetical list of

papers on Indian History published in various journals. This compilation is specifically

prepared with view to acquainting the research scholars with the latest trends in the field

of research on Indian History in India and abroad. These journals (listed at the end of the

volume) are received in the I.C.H.R Library. Readers can consult the journals there or

obtain Xeroxed copy of the articles they are interested in against a nominal payment.

Scholars can obtain a copy of this at the Documentation center of the I.C.H.R

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PAPERS ON INDIAN HISTORY

Administrative History

1. Mohammad, Aslam. Multinational Corporations and Administration in India: The road Ahead to an Era of Neo-Imperialism, Indian Journal of Politics. 46(1-2): 2012: 141-15

Cultural History

2. Banerjee, Ruchira. Phillippa’s Sisters: ‘Portuguese’ Camp Followers, Slave-Wives and Concubines in Sourthern India, Indica. 49 (1); 2012: 53-72

3. Green, Nile. Africa in Indian ink: Urdu articulations of Indian settlement in east Africa, Journal of African History. 53 (2); 2012: 131-150

4. Kamat, Pratima. Safety, succour, (At) sea: Documenting the worship of the ‘Maritime”

Madonna in Goa, Indica. 49(2); 2012: 163-189

5. Masselos, Jim. The City and Modernity: Bombay Changes in the 19th Century, Indica. 49 (1); 2012: 1-2

6. Podder , Chiraranjan. Personification of India in Byzantine Art, Journal of Indian History &

Culture : Kalyan Bharati. 36(1); 2012: 82-90 7. Rohlman, Elizabeth. Geographical imagination and literary boundaries in the sarasvati

purana, International Journal of Hindu Studies. 15 (2); 2011: 139-163

8. Thomas, John. Sending out the spears: Zeliangrong movement, Naga Club and a nation in the making, Indian Economic and Social History Review. 49(3); 2012: 399-437

9. Uberoi, Patricia. China in Bollywood, Contributions to Indian Sociology. 45(3); 2011:

315-342

10. Zan, Luca and Baraldi, Sara Bonini. Managing Cultural Heritage in China: A View from the Outside, The China Quarterly. 2012: 456-481

Economic History 11. Adamson, George C.D. ‘The languor of the hot weather’ : everyday perspectives on

weather and climate in colonial Bombay, 1819-1828, Journal of Historical Geography. 38(2); 2012: 143-154

12. Basak, Bishnupriya. Collecting Objects: Situating the Indian Collection (1884-1945) in Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford, Journal of Studies in History. 27(1); 2011: 85-110

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13. Bagchi, Amiya Kumar. Indian Business History, Indian Historical Review. 39(1); June 2012: 73-92

14. Chuahan, G.C. Early Medieval North India: a study of feudal economy, Indica. 49(2); 2012: 139-150

15. Hazareesingh, Sandip. Cotton, Climate and Colonialism in Dharwar, western India, 1840-1880, Journal of Historical Geography. 38(1); 2012: 1-17

16. Lucassen, Jan. Working at the Ichapur Gunpowder Factory in the 1790s (Part I), Indian Historical Review. 39(1); June 2012: 19-56

17. Pandekar, Sonali. Maratha land revenue administration in sashti (Salsette) and thane, Indica. 49(2); 2012: 103-112

18. Rita, Bhabi. Cotton crisis and great Indian peninsula railway, Indica. 49(2); 2012: 127- 138

19. Zaidi, S. Inayet A. European Mercenaries in the Indian Armies: AD 1750-1803, Journal of Studies in History. 27(1); 2011: 55-84

Epigraphical Sources

20. Bakker, Hans.The So-Called ‘Jaunpur Stone Inscription of Isanavarman’ , Indo – Iranian Journal. 52(2-3); 2009: 207-216

21. Das, Sukla. Prabhavatigupta : A profile through the lens of Epigraphy. , Journal of Indian History & Culture : Kalyan Bharati. 36(1), 2012: 33-42

22. Falk, Harrry.Two Dated Satavahana Epigraphs, Indo -Iranian Journal. 52(2-3); 2009: 197-206

23. Paddayya, K. Newer Perspective in the Investigation of Early Agro-pastoral Cultures of India. Man and Environment. 36 (2); 2011: 1-19

24. Srivastava, Chanchala and Tewari, D.P. Palaeoethnobotanical Finds from Ancient Naimisharanya, District Sitapur; U.P. during Kushana Period (A.D. 100-300). Man and Environment. 36 (2); 2011: 35-44

25. Vashishtha, Neelima. Prasasti Inscriptions as a Source for Socio-Economic History of Mewar in the Seventeenth Century, Juni Khyat. 1 (2);2012: 96-122

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Freedom Struggle

26. Moin, Umama and Kausar Farhana. Emerging Trends of Judicial activism in India, India Journal of Politics. 46(1-2); 2012: 100-117

27. Tripathy, Sasmita. The Indian Freedom Struggle and the Question of Palestine, Indian Journal of Politics. 46(1-2); 2012: 64-78

Gandhian Studies

28. O’Connor, Daniel. Gandhi, Dinabandhu and Din-sevak: Critical Solidarity from Two Anglican Missionaries, Journal of Studies in History. 27(1); 2011: 111-130

29. Sengupta, Mitu. Anna Hazare and the idea of Gandhi, Journal of Asian Studies. 71 (3); 2012: 593-601

Gender Studies

30. Bano, Shadab. Women Performers and Prostitutes in Medieval India, Journal of Studies in History. 27(1); 2011: 41-54

31. Kano, Ayako. Backlash, Fight back and back-Pedaling: Responses to state feminism in contemporary Japan, International Journal of Asian Studies. 8 (1); Jan. 2011: 41-62

32. Knight, g. Roger. Old Indies world, empire families and “colonial women” in nineteenth- century java, Itinerario. 36 (1); 2012: 22-47

33. Raza, Rumi. Reclaiming Humanity: women in Manto’s Stories, Social Scientist. 40(11-12); 2012: 75-86 (Gender Studies)

History of Language

34. Ben-Herut, Gil. Literary Genres and Textual Representations of Early Virasaiva History: revisiting Ekanta Ramayya’s self- Beheading, International Journal of Hindu Studies.16(2); 2012:129-187

History of Law

35. Glucklich, Ariel. Virtue and happiness in the law book of manu, International Journal of Hindu Studies. 15 (2); 2011: 165-190

History of Literature

36. Banerjee, Manabendu. Literary References to Vedic Culture in Ancient Kamarupa, Journal

of Indian History & Culture : Kalyan Bharati. 36(1), 2012: 24-29

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37. Firoze, M. Contribution of an I.A.S. Officer, Sunil Baran Ray (1916-2007), to Persian studies in Calcutta, Indo-Iranica. 63(3-4); 2010: 38-51

38. Rizwan, Mohammad. Understanding of some Historical issues of early Sultanate Period through Textual Analysis: With special Reference to Tajul Ma’athir, Indo-Iranica. 63(3-4); 2010: 76-86

39. Trivedi, Harish. Manto,God, Premchand and some other Storytellers, Social Scientist. 40(11- 12); 2012: 63-73

History of Religion

40. Bronkhorst, Johannes. Brahmanical contribution to yoga, International Journal of Hindu Sudies. 15 (3); 2011: 318-322

41. Chapple, Christopher Key. Recovering Jainism’s contribution to yoga traditions, International Journal of Hindu Studies. 15(3); 2011: 323-332

42. Cort, John E. Situating Darsan: Seeing the Digambar Jina Icon in Eighteenth-and Nineteenth Century North India, International Journal of Hindu Studies.16(1); 2012 :1-56

43. Elverskog, Johan. Buddhism and Islam on the Silk Road, Bulletin of the School of Oriental & African Studies. 75(2): 2012: 414-415

44. Granoff, Phyllis. Other people’s Stories: Haribhadra and the Decapitation of Brahma, Indo Iranian Journal 52 (1); 2009: 1-14

45. Keul, Istvan. Blending into the Religious Landscape: The Yoginis in Benares, NVMEN. 59(4); 2012: 366-402

46. Pati, George. Temple and human bodies: Representing Hinduism, International journal of Hindu studies. 15 (2); 2011: 191-208

47. Patton, Laurie L. Thinking anthropologically about the history of Indian religions, International Journal of Hindu studies. 15 (3); 2011: 312-317

48. Ramey, Steven. Hindu minorities and the limits of hindu inclusiveness: Sindhi and Indo-Caribbean Hindu communities in Atlanta, International Journal of Hindu Sudies.15 (2); 2011: 209-240

49. Richard Gombarich. What the Buddha thought, History of Religions. 52(1); 2012: 77-79

50. Schwartz, Jason. Caught in the net of sastra: Devotion and its limits in an evolving saiva corpus, Journal of Hindu Studies. 5 (2); 2012: 210-231

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51. Shokoohy, Mehrdad. The legacy of Islam in Somnath, Bulletin of the School of Oriental & African Studies. 75(2): 2012: 297-335

52. Timalsina, Sthaneshwar. Reconstructing the Tantric Body: Elements of the Symbolism of Body in the Monistic Kaula and Trika Tantric Traditions , International Journal of Hindu Studies.16(1); 2012: 57-91

53. Wallace, Vesna. Mahayana insights into the origins of yoga and tantra, International Journal of Hindu Studies. 15 (3); 2011: 333-337

History of Science

54. Arnold, David. Medicalization of poverty in colonial India, Historical Research. 85 (229); 2012: 488-504

55. Bhandani, B. L. Jaisalmer Settlement Pattern, Dam Technology and Economy in the first Half of the Seventeenth Century, Juni Khyat. 1 (2);2012: 85-95

56. Bhargava, Meena. Narcotics and Drugs: Pleasure, Intoxication or simply Therapeutic-North India, sixteenth-seventeenth centuries, Medieval History Journal. 15(1); June 2012: 103-136

57. Dash, Kailash Chandra. Dharmapada Tradition Revisited, Journal of Studies in History. 27(1); 2011: 21-40

58. George, Mathew. Fever epidemics and fever clinics: Institutionalizing disease and cure in contemporary Kerala, Contributions to Indian Sociology. 45(3); 2011: 373-397

59. Negaresh, Hossein etc. Identification of Structure and Morphology of Raised Beaches in Southeastern Iran by the Application of Physical and Chemical Methods. Man and Environment. 36 (2); 2011: 20-27

60. Roy, Sonali. Few Musical Instruments of India and Japan, Journal of Indian History & Culture : Kalyan Bharati. 36(1); 2012: 93-99

61. Siddiqui, Iqtidar Husain. Science of Medicine and Hospitals in India during the Delhi Sultanate period, Indian Historical Review. 39(1); June 2012: 11-18

62. Wiese, Harald. Backward Induction in Indian Animal Tales, International Journal of Hindu Studies. 16(1); 2012: 93-103.

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International Relations

63. Bes, Lennart. Gold-leaf flattery, Calcutta dust, and a brand new flagpole: Five little-known VOC collections in Asia on India and Ceylon, , Itinerario. 36 (1); 2012: 91-106

64. Taylor, Brendan. Asia’s century and the problem of Japan’s centrality, International Affairs. 87(4); July 2011: 871-885

Nationalism

65. Kidambi, Prashant. Nationalism and the city in colonial India: Bombay, c.1890-1940, Journal of Urban History. 38(5); September 2012: 950-967

Political History

66. Ahmed, Hilal. Fiction of Intellectual Politics: Manto, Social Scientist. 40(11-12); 2012: 31-41

67. Kaushal, Rachana. Good Governance and Decentralization in India: Issue, Challenges and Prospects , Indian Journal of Politics. 46(1-2): 2012: 118-131

Social History

68. Alam, Md. Mansoor. Impact of Mystical Ideas and character on the thoughts and poetry of Kabir (1440-1518 A.D.), Indo-Iranica. 63(3-4); 2010: 52-75

69. Banerjee, Amit. Natural Calamities: From the days of Kautilya to the Present era, Journal of Indian

History & Culture : Kalyan Bharati. 36(1), 2012: 60-66

70. Benjamin, Joseph. Dr. Ambedkar: The Precursor of Indian Democracy and Promoter of Human Righs, Indian Journal of Politics. 46(1-2): 2012: 16-24

71. Chekuri, Christopher. ‘Fathers’ and ‘Sons’: Inscribing self and empire at Vijayanagara, fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, Medieval History Journal. 15(1); June 2012: 137-170

72. Hasan, Mushirul. Construction of Neighbourhood Qasbas in Colonial Awadh, Indo-Iranica. 63(3-4); 2010: 17-37

73. Jaoul, Nicolas. Manju Devi’s martyrdom: Marxist-Leninist politics and the rural poor in Bihar, Contributions to Indian Sociology. 45(3); 2011: 343-372

74. Kaur, Ramandeep. Post Godhra Communal Violence and response of Central and State Governments, Indian Journal of Politics. 46(1-2): 2012: 156-163

75. Khan, Yasmin. Sex is an imperial war zone: Transnational encounters in second world war India, History Workshop Journal. 73; 2012(Spring): 37-65

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76. Maidul Islam. Rethinking the Muslim Question in Post-Colonial India, Journal of Social Scientist. 40(7-8); 2012: 61-84

77. Majumdar, Gayatri Sen. B.R. Ambedkar : A Crusader against Social Injustice, , Journal of Indian History & Culture : Kalyan Bharati. 36(1); 2012: 100-105

78. Munster, Daniel. Farmer’s suicides and the state in India: Conceptual and ethnographic notes from Wayanad, Kerala, Contributions to Indian Sociology. 46(1&2); 2012: 181-208

79. Nag, Sajal. Rescuing imagined Slaves: Colonial state, missionary and Slavery debate in North East India (1908-1920), Indian Historical Review. 39(1); June 2012: 57-72

80. Nilesh, Preeta. Semiotics of Violence: George Buist, The Bombay Times and Journal of Commerce and the Revolt in Bombay, Indica. 49 (1); 2012: 73-90

81. Parry, Jonathan. Suicide in a central Indian steel town, Contributions to Indian Sociology. 46(1&2); 2012: 145-180

82. Patel, Sujata. Sociology in India: Trajectories and Challenges, Contributions to Indian Sociology. 45(3); 2011: 427-436

83. Rawat, Ramnaryan S. Reconsidering Untouchability: Chamars and Dalit History in North India, Bulletin of the School of Oriental & African Studies. 75(2); 2012: 413-414

84. Rehman, Mujibur. Making Sense of “Missing Ambedkar” Among Indian Muslims and its Impact on Muslim Discourse. Indian Journal of Politics. 46(1-2); 2012: 25-40

85. Sapire, Hilary. Ambiguities of loyalism: The prince of wales in India and Africa, 1921-25, History Workshop Journal. 73; 2012(Spring): 37-65

86. Sarkar, Tanika. Something like rights? Faith, law and widow immolation debates in colonial Bengal, Indian Economic and Social History Review. 49(3); 2012: 295-320

87. Sayyid, S. and Vakil, Abdoolkarim, ed. Thinking through Islamophobia: Global Perspectives, Bulletin of the School of Oriental & African Studies. 75(2): 2012: 397-399

88. Sen, Dwaipayan. ‘No matter how, Jogendranath had to be defeated’: The Scheduled Castes Federation and the making of partition in Bengal, 1945-1947, Indian Economic and Social History Review. 49(3); 2012: 321-364

89. Sharma, Shanta Rani. Exploding the Myth of the Gujara identity of the imperial Pratiharas, Indian Historical Review. 39(1); June 2012: 1-10

90. Thapar, Romila. Reporting History: Early India, Journal of Social Scientist. 40(7-8); 2012: 31- 42

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91. Thomas, John. Sending Out the spears: Zeliangrong movement, Naga Club and a nation in the making, Indian Economic and Social History Review. 49(3); 2012: 399-437

92. Twomey, Christina and May, Andrew J. Australian Response to the Indian Famine, 1876-78: Sympathy, Photography and the British Empire, Australian Historical Studies. 43(2): 2012: 233-252

93. Vasavi, A.R. Pluralizing the sociology of India, Contributions to Indian Sociology. 45(3); 2011: 399-426

94. Banerjee, Amit. Natural Calamities: From the days of Kautilya to the Present era, Journal of

Indian History & Culture : Kalyan Bharati. 36(1);2012: 60-66