IASSI-Quarterly

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IASSI-Quarterly

"IASSI Quarterly", an interdisciplinary social science journal, seeks to draw upon all social sciences in the application of available social knowledge to the solution of outstanding national and other problems. Articles for publication may be sent in duplicate. "IASSI Quarterly" is published four times a year for the quarters July-September, October-December, January-March and April-June. Part one of each issue is devoted to a specific theme. Part two contains contributions, including Notes on Institutes and Current Research, Book Reviews etc. Editor-in-Chief: Prof. A.K. Dasgupta Member Secretary, IASSI, AMR, Indraprastha Estate, New Delhi - 110002. India E-Mail: stiassi@bol.net.in

  • Print ISSN: 0970-9061
  • Online ISSN: 0974-018X
  • Volume: 45
  • Issue Per year: 4
  • Months of Publication: January, April, July, October

Aims and Objectives

The IASSI has been set up primarily:

  1. to assist, facilitate and promote research and training activities, in particular, in relation to major problems calling for inter-disciplinary perspectives, through cooperation among institutions engaged in research and training in social sciences, and specially in the field of economic, social and technological development and change;
  2. to facilitate exchange of information on research and training, as between institutions;
  3. to facilitate cooperative arrangements for research and training, as between institutions, i.e. mutual arrangements for exchange of research and training personnel and of research study reports, survey and statistical data;
  4. to encourage and assist formation of regional and local centres and study group from time to time, in cooperation with interested associations and institutes, for reviewing progress in the development of research and training and for suggesting and exploring areas and problems calling for greater attention in the future on the part of social scientists and social science institutions;
  5. to arrange for workshops and seminars from time to time on selected problems, specially on an inter-disciplinary nature, in cooperation with interested institutions and associations;
  6. to promote greater sharing of infrastructure facilities among members of the association for research and training in statistical and empirical studies and investigations, for instance, in respect of statistical equipment, computers, library resources and conference facilities;
  7. to arrange for periodical conferences of social scientists;
  8. to publish news letters, reports and studies on ongoing research and training developments and prospective needs and priorities for the information of member institutions and others interested;
  9. to cooperate and exchange information and publications with other associations and organisation pursuing or interested in similar objectives and activities;
  10. to foster the training of research workers in fields related to its objects and to undertake training programmes.

Editorial Advisory Board

Editor

Prof. A.K. Dasgupta
Member Secretary, IASSI,
IAMR, Indraprastha Estate,
New Delhi - 110002.
Tel. 91-11-3315284 / 3356834 / 3324851
Fax : 91-11-3315284
E-mail: stiassi@bol.net.in

Joint Editor

N.R. Sachdev

Chairman

Dr. Amrik Singh
Former Vice-Chancellor, Punjabi University, Patiala.

Other Members

Prof. Ashoka ChandraInternational Management Institute, New Delhi
Dr. Bhupinder SinghChairman, Jigyansu Tribal Research Centre, New Delhi.
Prof. Yogesh AtalRetired UNESCO Principal Director
Prof. P.C. JoshiFormer Chairman, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi.
Shri S.K. MookerjeeFormer Managing Director, Oxford University Press, New Delhi.
Prof. Rajeshwar PrasadPresident, The Indian Social Science Association, Agra
Prof. A.K. DasguptaFormer Adviser, Institute of Applied Manpower Research, New Delhi.
Shri N.R. SachdevSecretary, Editorial Advisory Board

Table of Contents

  • Open Access
  • Paid Issue

Notes to Contributors

Limit the size of the manuscript to 5000 words.

Attach an abstract of 100 words.

Footnotes should be numbered serially.

References cited could be carried within the text in parenthesis. Example : (Srinivas, 1966; 170).

Bibliography, placed at the end of the text, must be complete in all respects. Examples:

  1. Srinivas, M.N. (1996). Social Change in Modern India. Berkely: University of California Press.
  2. Bhatt, Anil. (1996). “Voluntary Action in India: Roles, Trends and chal lenges,” Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. XXX, No. 16. pp. 870–3.