521 Annual Index 2002

	Index of Seminar issues 2002
	and index of all issues since 1959

SEMINAR ISSUES 2002

SEMINAR 509: January 2002; INDIA 2001: a symposium on the year that was.
Ahluwalia, Isher J.	The tasks ahead
Bajpai, Kanti	Foreign policy in 2001: what’s going on?
Bedi, Rahul	Between the lines
Bery, Suman	Worshipping false gods
Chomsky, Noam	Clash of civilizations?
D’Souza, Dilip	The attitude of relief
Dasgupta, Swapan	The triumph over Islamism
Kamdar, Mira	All shook up
Khare, Harish	Hurling towards civil war
Kurian, N.J.	Growing inter-state disparities
Malik, Baljit	Process, content and smokescreens
Ninan, T.N.	Slow, quick, slow
Parthasarathy, Malini	An elusive peace with Pakistan
Rai, Alok	The politics of stupidity
Rangarajan, Mahesh	Vajpayee’s challenge
Sanghvi, Vir	Much ado about nothing?
Sardar, Ziauddin	Rethinking Islam
Varshney, Ashutosh	Can Pakistan re-invent itself?

SEMINAR 510: February 2002; POROUS BORDERS, DIVIDED SELVES: a symposium on partitions in the East.
Bagchi, Jasodhara and Subhoranjan Dasgupta	The problem
Bagchi, Jasodhara	Freedom in an idom of loss
Bhaumik, Subir	Disaster in Tripura
Butalia, Urvashi	The nowhere people
Chakravarti, Sudeshna	Meghe dhaka tara (translated)
Chaudhuri, Sujit	A ‘god-sent’ opportunity?
Das, Jibanananda and Taslima Nasreen	Poems on partition
Das, Suhasini	A partition diary
Dasgupta, Subhoranjan	History’s creative counterpart
Guha Thakurta, Meghna	Uprooted and divided
Gupa, Ashoka	Those days in Noakhali
Mitra, Nalini, Sukumar Chaudhuri and Bithi Roy Chakravarti	Interviews (by the Research Team, SWS)

SEMINAR 511: March 2002; BEYOND NUMBERS: a symposium on population planning and advocacy.
Baxi, Upendra	Sense and sensibility
Kulkarni, P.M.	Special population groups
Nanda, A.R.	Not just a numbers game
Nayak Mukherjee, Vanita	Gender matters
Qadeer, Imrana	Shrinking spaces
Ramachandran, Vimala	Fertility and women’s autonomy
Sarkar, Lotika and Usha Ramanathan	Collateral concerns
Sen, Gita and Aditi Iyer	Incentives and disincentives: necessary, effective, just?
Vasaria, Pravin	Population policy
Visaria, Leela and Vimala Ramachandran	The problem

SEMINAR 512: April 2002; STATES OF INSECURITY: a symposium on emergency laws, human rights and democracy.
	The problem
Anderson, Lori	Emergency and public safety laws in Nepal
Chakma, Suhas	Do ends justify means?
Gill, K.P.S.	The imperatives of national security legislation in India
Seminarist	Time to end abuses
Jaitley, Arun	Let us not abdicate our responsibility
McWilliam, Cathy	Exercising the big stick
Ortega, Kellie	Anti-terrorist laws in Pakistan
Zanzi, Abizer	Sri Lanka’s emergency laws

SEMINAR 513: May 2002; SOCIETY UNDER SIEGE: a symposium on the breakdown of civil society in Gujarat.
Alagh, Yoginder K.	The powerhouse and its nemesis
Baxi, Upendra	Notes on holocaustian politics
Bhatia, Bela	A step backward in Sabarkantha
Chandra, Sudhir	A Hindu’s protest
Desai, Meghnad	Gujarat and its bhasmita
Devy, Ganesh	Tribal voice and violence
Gandhy, Rashna Imhasly	Shadow: the archetypal enemy
Guzder, Cyrus	Is secularism good for business?
Macwan, Joseph	This ‘unique’ land
Nandy, Ashis	Obituary of a culture
Parekh, Bhikhu	Making sense of Gujarat
Ramanathan, Suguna	Ordeal by fire
Sethi, Harsh	The problem
SEWA Relief Team	Re-building our lives
Shah, A.M.	For a more humane society
Suhrud, Tridip	In search of Gandhi
Yagnik, Achyut	The pathology of Gujarat

SEMINAR 514: June 2002; WHERE PEOPLE MATTER: a symposium on citizens, democracy and governance.
Ball, Colin	Citizens and governance
Ball, Colin	Interview
Clark, John	Influencing institutions
Devi, Jagrani	Women leadership in panchayats (interviewed by Team Member, SSK)
Gosh, Sailendra Nath	Six-tier federalism a must
Kadam, Ashok and Vijay Kanhere	Community and industry: an agenda for good governance
Kumar, Arbind	Tribal participation
Meenakshisundaram, S.S.	Public services reform
Mohanty, Ranjita	Are project created institutions sustainable?
Sharma, Mukul	Media and governance
Tandon, Rajesh	The problem

SEMINAR 515: July 2002; FIRST CITY? a symposium on remembering Delhi.
Bose, Ajoy	Resident alien
Caur, Arpana	The art of living
Das, Anupreeta	The problem
Dayal, Ravi	A kayastha’s view
Dhamija, Jasleen	Of people and places
Jacob, Satish	Wither, the walled city
Jain, Madhu	Tyrannies at work
Menon, Anjolie Ela	The age that was
Narayanan, Renuka	Adab nama
Popham, Peter	The hole under Delhi
Sengupta, Ranjana	Literature’s Delhi
Varma, Pavan K.	Learning to belong

SEMINAR 516: August 2002; SHADES OF GREEN: a symposium on the changing contours of Indian environmentalism.
Bandyopadhyay, Jayanta	Local and global responsibilities
Baviskar, Amita	The politics of the city
D’Souza, Rohan	Capitalism’s ecological crisis
Kothari, Ashish	Greening or greenwash?
Narain, Sunita	Changing environmentalism
Phadke, Roopali	Dreams of a water warrior
Roy, Dunu	Environmentalism and political economy
Saint, Kishore	Rethinking participation
Sethi, Harsh	The problem
Shah, Mihir and Debashish Banerji	Genetically modified crops
Sharma, Mukul	Saffronizing green
Subramanian, Ajantha	Community, place and citizenship

SEMINAR 517: September 2002; SECURING SOUTH ASIA: a symposium on advancing peace in the subcontinent.
Ahmed, Imtiaz	South Asia without SAARC
Dixit, J.N.	Emerging perspectives
Ganguly, Sumit	Continuing challenges
Ghimire, Yubaraj	Nepal’s agony
Godage, K.	Historical continuities
Ispahani, Mahnaz	Alternative South Asian futures
Mohan, C. Raja	The problem
Ollapally, Deepa	Pathways to security
Raghavan, V.R.	Asymmetric wars
Shukla, Ajai	Hectoring hegemon
Singh, Swaran	The China connection

SEMINAR 518: October 2002; THE AFTERMATH OF 9/11: a symposium on the fallout of September 11.
Baxi, Upendra	Operation ‘enduring freedom’
Budiman, Manneke	Growing closures
Falk, Richard	In opposition to war against Iraq
Ping, Huang	A challenge to whom?
Saravanamuttu, Johan	Towards post-hegemony
Sardar, Ziauddin	Reasons to be unilateralist
Sethi, Harsh	The problem
Simbulan, Roland G.	The real threat
Varadarajan, Siddharth	A ‘regime change’ in international affairs

SEMINAR 519: November 2002; UNCERTAIN FUTURES: a symposium on some challenges facing our society.
	The problem
Bajpai, Kanti	Foreign policy dilemmas
Cherian, Dilip	Beyond the collapse of the steel frame
Daga, Mahesh	The making of a riot narrative
Karnad, Bharat	India first
Kumar, Nikhil	Needed better governance
Singh, Digvijay	Interview (by Anupreeta Das)
Tejpal, Tarun J.	A media manifesto for a wounded civilization
Yechury, Sitaram	Crumbling edifice

SEMINAR 520: December 2002; A WORLD WITHOUT AIDS: a symposium on strategies to combat the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
Berkley, Seth F.	Accelerating research and development
Claxton, Isabelle	The right to know
Datta Ghosh, Meenakshi	The problem
Excler, Jean-Louis	HIV preventive vaccines: myth and reality
Grover, Anand	Ensuring universal access
Gupta, Indrani	Do we still need more evidence?
Kazatchkine, Michel and	Global resources
Caroline Comiti	for HIV/AIDS
Nath, Madhu Bala	Moving beyond the beneficiaries of technology
Ramasundaram, S.	Care without drugs
Sibal, Kapil	Need for a rights sensitive legislation

FURTHER READING

Beyond Numbers	March 2002
States of Insecurity	April 2002
A World without AIDS	December 2002

COMMENT

Swarna Rajagopalan	Rebuilding Afghanistan (February 2002)
John Hume	Beyond violence (March 2002)
Ruth Vanita	Whatever happened to the Hindu left? (April 2002)
Jagpal Singh	Assembly election in UP (April 2002)
Ghanshyam Shah	Reflections on Gujarat (April 2002)
Vidhya Das	At the edge of development (June 2002)
S. Irfan Habib	Rethinking Islam and Hinduism (August 2002)
Baljit Malik	War, resistance and environment (August 2002)
Kuldeep Kumar	A ‘free’ press? (August 2002)
Bhrigupati Singh	One week in Aman Chowk (September 2002)
Dilip Menon	Our indecent society (September 2002)
J.B. D’Souza	Nationalism and patriotism (October 2002)
Madhu Sarin	Who is encroaching on whose land? (November 2002)
Romeet K. Watt	Kashmir: rough weather ahead (November 2002)
C.P. Bhambhri	Riots and the state (December 2002)
Jodi L. Jacobson and Rupsa Mallik	Reproduction rights and
	U.S. international assistance (December 2002

IN MEMORIAM

V.N. Narayanan	Anil Agarwal 1947-2002 (February 2002)
Rajni Kothari	I.S. Gulati 1924-2002 (July 2002)

OTHERS

Porous Borders,	East is east, west is west
Divided Selves	(Report, February 2002)
Beyond Numbers	State population policies (March 2002)
Society Under Siege	Reports (May 2002)
Where People Matter	Kashmir here, Kashmir there (June 2002)
The Aftermath of 9/11	The struggle for peace in Asia (October 2002)
A World without AIDS	The Delhi declaration (December 2002)

SEMINAR ISSUES 1959 - 2002

1959

1. The Party in Power 2. Food for Forty Crores 3. Freedom and Planning 4. The Changing Village

1960

5. Co-operative Farming 6. Two Sectors 7. Our Universities 8. Corruption 9. Films 10. Indians in Africa 11. A Language for India 12. Health 13. The Third World 14. Tribal India 15. Into Space 16. Artists and Art

1961

17. Socialism Today 18. The Census 19. Our Foreign Policy 20. Waste 21. The Writer at Bay 22. Administration 23. North and South 24. Communalism 25. Philosophy 26. Science 27. Advertising 28. Music

1962

29. Your Vote 30. Our Democracy 31. The U.N. 32. On Stage 33. Population Control 34. Election Analysis 35. India’s Defence 36. The Scientist 37. Our Neighbours 38. Indian Agriculture 39. Past and Present 40. Romanisation

1963

41. The Emergency 42. The Press 43. Taxation 44. Crisis on the Campus 45. Non-Alignment 46. Gandhism 47. Censorship 48. India and Pakistan 49. Panchayati Raj 50. China 51. Emerging Leadership 52. The Indian Woman

1964

53. The Coming Crisis 54. Worker’s Share 55. Scientific Attitude 56. India in the World 57. Needs and Resources 58. Kashmir 59. Jawaharlal Nehru 60. Prohibition 61. Energy 62. The Consumer 63. Nehru and the Ism 64. Our Changing Values

1965

65. The Bomb 66. Parliament in Crisis 67. Secularism 68. Language 69. Goa 70. Caste 71. At School 72. Public Sector 73. Indo-Soviet Link 74. Money and Power 75. The War and After 76. Politics of Language

1966

77. We and the World 78. The Plan 79. Our Cities 80. Elections and Power 81. Farms and Food 82. Science in Afro-Asia 83. India’s Defence Pattern 84. The I.C.S. 85. The Administrative Jungle 86. Aid or Trade 87. State Politics 88. Students in Turmoil

1967

89. Your Vote 90. Our Union 91. The Economic Crisis 92. Our Brain Drain 93. The Cow 94. Election Outcome 95. Power Patterns 96. Asian Security 97. Books 98. Mass Communication 99. Design for Living 100. Seminar on Seminar

1968

101. Prices 102. Unctad 103. Recession 104. The Future of Asia 105. The Budget and The Plan 106. Minority in Crisis 107. Politics and Society 108. Agricultural Revolution 109. Management Challenge 110. Our Security 111. The Centre and the States 112. Academic Colonialism

1969

113. The New Left 114. Resources 115. Nationhood 116. Violence 117. Pakistan 118. Gerontocracy 119. Our External Relations 120. The Educated Unemployed 121. The Congress Party 122. Mahatma Gandhi 123. Conservation 124. Our Political Parties

1970

125. Secularism in Crisis 126. Our Libraries 127. India’s Left 128. Modernisation 129. The Rural Base 130. Population Planning 131. Foreign Technology 132. Nation and Community 133. The Super Powers 134. The U.N. at 25 135. Two Neighbours 136. The Constitution

1971

137. India 1970 138. Your Vote 139. Political Pointers 140. Land Hunger 141. The Blue Revolution 142. Bangladesh 143. The Economic Agenda 144. The 1971 Elections 45. China Today 146. A Nuclear India 147. Crisis in the Press 148. Acapolitics

1972

149. India 1971 150. Impact of Bangaladesh 151. Secret Societies 152. West Bengal 153. State Elections 154. Permits and Licenses 155. India in Asia 156. Decentralisation 157. The Social Sciences 158. New Education 159. Clean Elections 160. The Mass Line

1973

161. India 1972 162. Mass Housing 163. Calcutta 164. Federal Reorganisation 165. The Status of Women 166. Our Paralysed Universities 167. Garibi Hatao 168. A Committed Civil Service 169. Science Policy 170. No-Cost Reform 171. Mass Transport 172. The Indian Economy

1974

173. India 1973 174. Indian Muslims 175. Population Threat 176. The Students Speak177. The Untouchables 178. Marxism and India 179. The Multinationals 180. The Architect in India 181. The Indian Ocean 182. The Energy Crisis 183. Growing the Food 184. The Cinema Situation

1975

185. India 1974 186. Foreign Policy 187. A Changed India 188. Inflation 189. Prices and Procurement 190. Medicines for the Masses 191. Urbanisation 192. The System 193. The Economists 194. The Legacy of Gandhi 195. Global Problems 196. Judgements

1976

197. India 1975 198. The Economic Debate 199. New Trends 200. Life and Living 201. Changing Communism 202. A Military View 203. Where Do We Go From Here

Seminar issues 204 to 209 were not printed because of censorship during the Emergency

1977

210. Fear and Freedom 211. Images of the Emergency 212. The Elections 213. The Correctives 214. Atrocities 215. Rethinkings 216. The Janata Phase 217. External Alignments 218. The Police 219. Action Agendas 220. Bengal Scenario

1978

221. India 1977 222. Indian Intellectuals 223. Economic Imperatives 224. Populist Politics 225. Defence and Detente 226. Federal Power Balance 227. The Rural Challenge 228. The Sixth Plan 229. New Dialogues 230. The Administrator 231. Trauma of the Triangle 232. Another TV

1979

233. India 1978 234. Grassroots Democracy 235. The Village and the Communicator236. Emerging Questions 237. Threatened Environment 238. Politics of Science 239. The Autonomy Myth 240. The Muslim Condition 241. The Election Business 242. Our Fractured Politics 243. Harijans 244. Economic Scenarios

1980

245. India 1979 246. External Action 247. The Planets 248. Transition Politics 249. Development Dimensions 250. The Violent Present 251. Debating an Agenda 252. Policing 253. The Dangerous Decade 254. Studying our Society 255. Raw Power 256. Alternatives in Foreign Policy

1981

257. India 1980 258. A Failed Science 259. The Politicians 260. Parliament 261. Concepts in Change 262. Levels of Consciousness 263. The World of Microprocessors 264. Search for Consensus 265. The Soviet Connection 266. Confusion in Economics 267. Peasants and Prices 268. Reservations

1982

269. India 1981 270. The Arming of a Subcontinent 271. India: Seen from Abroad 272. The Campus Scene 273. Refocussings 274. Nepali Reflections 275. Childhood Today 276. Our National Character 277. Searching for Answers 278. The Future of Politics 279. Playing Games 280. A Confused World

1983

281. India 1982 282. Three Hundred Millions 283. The Parallel Economy 284. Revivalism 285. Breakdown 286. Global Choices 287. Security 288. The Political Options 289. Federal Focus 290. Islam 291. Social Dilemmas 292. The Messy Media

1984

293. This India 294. The Punjab Tangle 295. Marxian Shadings 296. Directions in Education 297. Values in Learning 298. Coalition Future 299. New Elites 300. The Sexist Media 301. A Federal Remedy 302. Lawless Laws 303. Pakistan Perceptions 304. Indira Gandhi

1985

305. India 1984 306. Behind the Ballot 307. The National Condition 308. Using the Army 309. The Faces of Reality 310. A Warless World 311. Meditation 312. Architectural Pollution 313. The Hindus and Their Isms 314. Issues Within Issues 315. The Politics of Change 316. The Economy

1986

317. India 1985 318. Purdah Culture 319. Freeing the Media 320. The Total State 321. Indian English 322. Divisive Currents 323. Scenarios for Change 324. Options in South Asia 325. The Judicial Jungle 326. Punjab Perspectives 327. Web of Censorship 328. Priorities

1987

329. India 1986 330. The Politics of Ecology 331. Femicide 332. Urdu 333. Raj Thapar 1926-1987 334. Interventions 335. Our Institutions 336. A Second Republic 337. Sri Lanka 338. Past in the Present 339. Rethinking Theology 340. Romesh Thapar 1922-1987

1988

341. India 1987 342. Sati 343. A Free Press 344. Integrity 345. Punjab 346. Drought347. Right to Work 348. The Voluntary Option 349. New Dimensions in Science 350. Child Labour 351. Pakistan Scenarios 352. Farmer Power

1989

353. India 1988 354. The Technology Missions 355. New Social Movements 356. Design and Aesthetics 357. Federalism 358. Foreign Policy in a Changing World 359. Literature and Society 360. The Panchayati Revival 361. Reflections 362. Parties and Politics 363. The Nehru Era 364. Mythifying History

1990

365. Towards 2000 AD 366. The North East 367. Politics of the State 368. The People’s Verdict 369. Health for All? 370. Nuclear Power 371. Cricket Culture 372. Our Urban Future 373. Socialism in Crisis 374. Communal Divides 375. Reserved Futures 376. The Eighth Plan

1991

377. India 1990 378. The Himalaya 379. City Nostalgia 380. Freeing the Economy 381. After the Gulf War 382. The Urban Woman 383. Defence Perspectives 384. New Writing in English 385. Beyond the Vote 386. Repercussions of Change 387. Identity 388. Politicians on Politics

1992

389. India 1991 390. Making Waves 391. The Linguistic Landscape 392. Kashmir Today 393. The Soviet Experience 394. Dialogue 395. Real Concerns 396. aids 397. Wooing Japan 398. Understanding Punjab 399. Politics Today 400. Education and Ideology

1993

401. India 1992 402. Ayodhya 403. Growing Up 404. The Telecom Revolution 405. Politics of Accountability 406. Managing Our Natural Resources 407. Left Dilemmas 408. Culture, Communication and Change 409. Our Scientists 410. Population Planning 411. Revivalism and Identity 412. Marginalised Tribals

1994

413. India 1993 414. Managing Energy 415. Future of the Mind 416. Islam: Reform and Renewal 417. The bjp 418. Seeds of Discontent 419. Infrastructure 420. Memories of Partition 421. Looking Back 422. The U.S. and Us 423. Parallel Practices 424. Family Matters

1995

425. India 1994 426. Parks, Protection and People 427. Living Treasures 428. The Politics of Health 429. Globalisation and the Unions 430. Justice For All 431. Voices From the Field 432. The Matter of U.P. 433. Food Security 434. Rules and Laws 435. The Limits of Tolerance. 436. Learning to Change

1996

437. India 1995 438. Grassroots Governance 439. Prisons and Punishment 440. The Election Carnival 441. A Question of Rights 442. Nationalism 443. Little Voices, Big Issues 444. Nuclear Fallout 445. The Other City 446. Cultural Studies 447. Reproductive Health 448. Maritime Security

1997

449. India 1996 450. The State of Bihar 451. Democracy and Development 452. Workers and Unions 453. Symbolic Spaces 454. Political Exhaustion 455. Alternatives in Communication 456. Rethinking Institutions 457. Empowering Women 458. Media Trends 459. Unity or Incoherence 460. Futures

1998

461. India 1997 462. Childhood 463. Refugees 464. Right to Education 465. Power Play 466. Wildlife 467. Conserving our Heritage 468. Nuclear (In)security 469. Swadeshi 470. Gujarat 471. Dalit 472. External Challenges

1999

473. India 1998 474. Continuing Concerns 475. Growing Intolerance 476. The Sikh Spirit 477. The Pursuit of Purpose 478. Floods 479. Something Like a War 480. Cruel Choices 481. The Idea of Seminar 482. Family Business 483. Policespeak 484. Multiculturalism

2000

485. India 1999 486. Environment: Myth and Reality 487. Looking East 488. Ageing 489. Unhealthy Trends 490. African Transitions 491. Street Vendors 492. Protecting Nature 493. Redesigning Curricula 494. Unviable Universities 495. Situating Sociology 496. Frameworks For Peace

2001

497. India 2000 498. Markets in Motion 499. Wastelands 500. Through the Decades 501. Culturescape 502. Our Corrupted Core 503. Globalization 504. Drug Abuse 505. Towards Equality 506. Reforming Politics 507. Economic Turmoil 508. Exclusion

2002

509. India 2001 510. Porous Borders, Divided Selves 511. Beyond Numbers 512. States of Insecurity 513. Society Under Siege 514. Where People Matter 515. First City? 516. Shades of Green 517. Securing South Asia 518. The Aftermath of 9/11 519. Uncertain Futures 520. A World Without AIDS.