Published Occasional Papers:
No.1 Environmental Security by Dr. Jeffrey A. McNeely, Chief Scientist, IUCN (out of print: stocks awaited)
No.2 Africa, African Diaspora and the Prospect of Global Cultural Dialogue by H. E. M. Olabiyi Babalola Joseph Yai. Chairman, Executive Board, UNESCO
No.3 The Magic of Padmini, Prithvi and Pratap in the Vernacular Imaginaire: Revisiting the Interface of Colonialism, Orientalism and Nationalism by Prof. Shail Mayaram, Senior Fellow, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies
No.4 Reading Mansucripts: Observations on Emergence of Medieval Society in South India as Revealed from the Change in Imprecations in Tamil Inscriptions by Prof. Noboru Karashima, Professor Emeritius, University of Tokyo
No.5 Challenges to Democracy in Europe by Prof. David Marquand, Fellow of the British Academy and Former Principal, Mansfield Colelge, Oxford
No.6 Challenges in Higher Education: Perspectives on India and South Africa by Prof. Russel Botman, Vice-Chancellor, Stellenbosch University, South Africa, and Ayesha Fakie, Project Writer, Stellenbosch Foundation
No.7 Six Images of India by Dr. Oscar Pujol, Director, Instituto Cervantes, New Delhi
No.8 Ancient Gandhara Then and Now, (with illustrations) by Dr. Br. R. Mani, Joint Director-General, Archaeological Survey of India
No.9 Reconciling Coalition: Dharma, Good Governance and National Security/em>, by Maj-Gen. (Retd.) Vinod Saighal
No. 10 The Bhakti Movement-From Where? Since When? by Prof. John Stratton Hawley, Professor of Religion at Barnard College, Columbia University
No. 11 Who Owns the Indian Past? The Case of the Indus Civilization by Dilip K. Chakrabarti, Professor Emeritus, Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge
No. 12 FORTHCOMING Braj beyond Braj: Classical Hindi in the Mughal World by Prof. Allison Busch, Assistant Professor of Hindi-Urdu Literature, Department of Middle East, South Asian and African Studies, Columbia University
