ISSN 1554-3749
Vol. 1, Issue 4, 1963January 01, 1963 EDT
“The Incident of the Fish”: A Sociological View of Contemporary Indian Political Trends
“The Incident of the Fish”: A Sociological View of Contemporary Indian Political Trends
Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 4, 1963
Vol. 1, Issue 4, 1963
- Studies on Asia, 1963Robert K Sakai
- IntroductionRobert K Sakai
- The Culture-Type Approach to Area StudiesFrank B Bessac
- Network and Corporate Structure: A Structural Approach to Community Community Interrelations in JapanHarumi Befu
- Formal and Linguistic Problems in Translating a Noh PlayRoy E Teele
- Landholding in SatsumaRObert K Sakai
- Nationalism and the Decline of Liberalism in Meiji JapanMikiso Hane
- Dr. Sun Yat-sen and Chinese Secret SocietiesS.Y. Teng
- Taiwanese Nationalism: Problem for United States PolicyDavid Wurfel
- The Way of the Tao and the Path to NirvanaWinston L King
- Religious Politics and Parties in IsraelScott D Johnston
- "The Incident of the Fish": A Sociological View of Contemporary Indian Political TrendsHarold A Gould
- The Patterns of Regional Relations in Southeast AsiaRichard Butwell
- Davaokuo? Japan in Philippine Politics, 1931-1941Grant K Goodman
Gould, Harold A. 1963. “‘The Incident of the Fish’: A Sociological View of Contemporary Indian Political Trends.” Studies on Asia 1 (4): 155–70.