ICSSR JOURNALS : Indian Social Science Review (ISSR) Journal

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ICSSR JOURNALS
	Jouranls of Abstracts and Reviews
	ICSSR brings out Journals of Abstracts and Reviews, bi-annually, in five disciplines, viz. Economics, Geography, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology and Social Anthropology. Also, in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA), New Delhi, and the Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Ahmedabad, the Council brings out two quarterly journals, namely, 'Documentation in Public Administration' and 'Vikalpa', respectively
	Indian Social Science Review (ISSR) Journal
	The Council's journal, the Indian Social Science Review, provides a vital forum/ platform to the social science community to deliberate upon important issues engaging the social sciences. Three volumes running into six issues have been published since its launch in January 1999 while the fourth volume is currently in the press.
	The journal has taken shape under Professor T. N. Madan as Editor-in-Chief, in collaboration with Sage Publications. Its Editorial Board has met ten times till date. It consists of eminent social scientists belonging to different disciplines: Professors Amiya K. Bagchi (Economics and Economic History), Sabyasachi Bhattacharya (History), Ashish Bose (Sociology), Neera Chandhoke (Political Science), Suma Chitnis (Sociology and Education), Indira Jai Prakash (Psychology), Kuldeep Mathur (Political Science), Pulin Nayak (Economics), Deepak Nayyar (Economics), Atul Sarma (Economics), T. K. Oommen (Sociology) and Dr. K. V. Sundaram (Geography) as its Members, and Dr. Arun P. Bali, Director at the ICSSR, as the Managing Editor. Indian Social Science Research has enjoyed tremendous encouragement and invaluable support of the Chairman, Professor V. R. Panchamukhi and the Member Secretary, Mr. Bhaskar Chatterjee. An Editorial Cell manned by qualified professionals has been set up to look after the work of the journal.
	Indian Social Science Review (ISSR), a refereed journal, is truly evolving into a novel multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary journal. Its multi-dimensional broad-based approach is borne out by the contents carried in the issues published so far.
	ISSR publishes articles of a general or comparative nature as well as those focused on particular themes. It is proposed to devote January-June, 2004 to the theme of Liberal Democracy. Professor Amiya Bagchi has agreed to act as its Guest Editor. Shorter communications, review articles, and book reviews are its regular features. The Call for papers for general as well as thematic issues inviting articles from scholars may be seen here
	CALL FOR PAPERS
	Indian Social Science Review (ISSR), a refereed journal, seeks to bring multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches to bear upon the study of social, economic, political and other related problems of contemporary concern. It also welcomes contributions clarifying methodological and theoretical issues. ISSR publishes articles of a general or comparative nature as well as those focused on particular themes. From time to time, special issues devoted to the discussion of a particular theme, comprising mostly invited articles, also will be published. Shorter communications, review articles, and book reviews are regular features.
	The ISSR is edited by a board comprising Professor T. N. Madan (Social Anthropology) as Editor-in-Chief and Professors Amiya K. Bagchi (Economics and Economic History), Sabyasachi Bhattacharya (History), Ashish Bose (Sociology), Neera Chandhoke (Political Science), Suma Chitnis (Sociology and Education), Indira Jai Prakash (Psychology), Kuldeep Mathur (Political Science), Pulin Nayak (Economics), Deepak Nayyar (Economics), Atul Sarma (Economics), T. K. Oommen (Sociology) and Dr. K. V. Sundaram (Geography) as members.
	ISSR welcomes contributions from Indian scholars wherever they are placed and whatever is the geographical focus of their research. It also publishes articles by non-Indian scholars dealing with India. It invites papers (in duplicate) that follow the interdisciplinary approach. The length of papers should be between 5000 and 8000 words. Shorter communications and research notes may also be considered.
	Interested scholars may correspond with:
	Dr. Arun P. Bali, Director (IC) & Managing Editor, Indian Social Science Review, Indian Council of Social Science ResearchP.O. Box 10528, Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, J.N.U. Institutional Area, New Delhi 10067. Tel. (011)2 617 9826, Fax (011)2 617 9836. Email: icssredcell@hotmail.com