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ManyHistories and Few Silences – the Nationalist History of Nationalism in Bangladesh, Ranabir Samaddar
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Central and North-West Asian Geopolitics in Post-USSR International Relations, Barun De
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Regional Rivalries in Tajik Politics : The Current Scene, Suchandana Chatterjee
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Minorities and Nationalising States in Central Asia, Anita Sengupta
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China and South Asia : A Perspective for the Study of Bangla-China Relations, Mohd. Tajuddin
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On Problems of writing a Comprehensive History of the Bangladesh Liberation War, Ranabir Samaddar
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An Elegy on Partition : Akhtaruzzaman Elias' Khowabnama, Subhoranjan Dasgupta
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Encyclopaedic Entry on Uzbekistan, 1924 - 1995, Anita Sengupta
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Bangladesh and the Islamic World, Mohammad Tajuddin
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The Cripps Mission : Its Background and Genesis, Prashanto K. Chatterji
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Ethnicity and State-Building inTajikistan, Ajay Patnaik
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Mongolia between China and Russia : An Historical Overview, Sharad Kumar Soni
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The Grameen Way : Reaching the Bankable Poor, Malika Basu
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Indian Freedom-fighters in Tashkent : 1917-1922 Contesting Ideologies : Nationalism, Pan Islamism and Marxism, Surendra Gopal
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An Indian Strategic Perspective : A Theoretical Exercise, A. K. Ray
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Inheritance of History : Ethnic Conflicts in Soviet and Post-Soviet Central Asia, Nalin Kumar Mohapatra
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Early Persian Newspapers of Calcutta, Abdus Subhan
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The Quit India Movement : Several Problems Reviewed, Prashanto K. Chatterji
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Indian National Movement and the Integration of the Portuguese Settlements in India, K. S. Mathew
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The Cabinet Mission : Grouping and the Congress, Ranju Bezbaruah
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Nationalism in the Brahmaputra Valley : Economic Background, Priyam Goswami
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Mongolia between Russia and China : Changing Equations, Sharad K. Soni
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Mongolia-China Relations in Historical Perspective (1691-1911), Sharad K. Soni
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WTO and South Asian Countries, Anshuman Gupta
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Ethno-Religious Conflict in a Multi-Cultural Society : A Study of China’s North West Frontier Province of Xinjiang, Nalin Kumar Mohapatra
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From Exclusion to Participation – The Story of SEWA Bank, Malika Basu
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