Ever since the first issue in 1966, EPW has been India’s premier journal for comment on current affairs and research in the social sciences. It succeeded Economic Weekly (1949–1965), which was launched and shepherded by Sachin Chaudhuri, who was also the founder-editor of EPW. As editor for 35 years (1969–2004) Krishna Raj gave EPW the reputation it now enjoys.
Author(s): S Mahendra Dev
Publisher: Sameeksha Trust
Year: 2024
Language: English
Pages: 69
City: Mumbai
Tags: social sciences, current affairs, journal, EPW
New Criminal Laws: Postcolonial or Nationalist?
Coaching Culture Conundrum
Direct Tax Collections Touch a 15-year High
The 2020 Recession - Was COVID-19 the Cause?
National Accounts - Feasibility of Macro–Micro Linkage
The Indian Diaspora - Discrepancies in Population Estimates
Law Commission of India and the Debate on Age of Consent
Struggles for Housing in a Democracy
How Has MGNREGA Fared?
Beyond Invasions - The Trails of the Mughal Presence in the North East
Narrative of the Golden Hindu Period - Misinterpretation of Angus Maddison
Governance Matters - The Persistence of Rural-governed Urban Settlements in India
Business of Business Is Not Just Business - Lobbying Universe in India
Volatility in Edible Oil Economy - Issues for Self-sufficiency
From Blonde Bimbo to Bad ‘Bitch’ - Barbie’s Image Transformation through Songs
Skipping over Damaged Areas
Trin Dhari Ot - War, Ecofeminism, and Sitayan
