By Grover Shalini

	10.00 E

The book helps to understand the marital experiences of these people most of whom belong to the Scheduled Caste and live in one identified geographical space. The author describes the shifts within their marriages, remarriages and other kinds of unions and their striking diversities, which have been described with care.

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By Waterman Peter

		FREE

Almost 1000 pages of Peter Waterman’s Working Papers on labour and global movements. Peter Waterman (London 1936) is a veteran activist-researcher in and on labour, social movements, the old and new internationalisms.

By Hill Symon

	9.50 E

The No-Nonsense Guide to Religion by Symon Hill explains what religion means, how we relate to it, how it was created and how it affects us culturally, politically and spiritually.

By Van der Linden Marcel & Mohapatra Prabhu P. (Eds.)

	18.00 E

This volume brings together a set of essays that highlight some of the major transformations in the field of labour history today.

By Mlalazi Christopher

	10.00 E

"Mlalazi is an important author whose work should be found in all serious collections of contemporary African literature. In addition, here is a title to be added to collections designed to inform readers of contemporary life in Africa through fiction writing." The African Book Publishing Record

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By Githinji Peter Kuria

	2.00 E

As the world continues to face a growing energy crisis, biomass is being taunted as the future fuel solution.

It is not only a potential source of renewable energy, but also a source of livelihoods for over 3 billion people in the world.  Even though not acknowledged, it contributes immensely to the GDP of most developing nations. 

This is a potential for conflict in the future, but is there a solution?  An ancient practice promises to resolve key biomass energy problems of the future.

By Noorani A.G.

	7.00 E

A scathing indictment of the Sangh Parivar. Marshalling a wealth of factual and archival detail, eminent lawyer and political commentator A.G. Noorani puts the Sangh Parivar in the dock in his characteristically forthright and hard-hitting style.

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By Ahmad Imtiaz & Reifeld Helmut (eds.)

	10.00 E

An extremely timely and important publication based on intensive fieldwork in Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and India, explore the everyday religious lives of the Muslims in these countries.

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By Harder Hans (Ed.)

	12.00 E

The book argues that in many parts of India, literary histories play an important role in creating a cultural ethos. They are closely linked with nationalism in general and various regional ‘sub-nationalisms’ in particular.

By Athreya Venkatesh et. al

	7.00 E

Marx’s Capital for beginners. Seven leading Marxist scholars lay out the conceptual framework of Capital as well as investigate its various themes in essays written specially for this Reader.

By Suoranta Juha

	9.00 E

In this book professor Juha Suoranta tells the story of his revealing encounters with Finnish immigration policy - a story of decency, hope, victory and defeat in contemporary Finnish society.

By Raftopoulos Brian & Mlambo A. S. (Eds.)

	15.00 E

Becoming Zimbabwe is the first comprehensive history of Zimbabwe, spanning the years from 850 to 2008.

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By Nicolas Walter ; David Goodway (ed)

	15.00 E

Nicolas Walter was the son of the neurologist, W. Grey Walter, and both his grandfathers had known Peter Kropotkin and Edward Carpenter. However, it was the twin jolts of Suez and the Hungarian Revolution while still a student, followed by participation in the resulting New Left and nuclear disarmament movement, that led him to anarchism himself. His personal history is recounted in two autobiographical pieces in this collection as well as the editor’s introduction.