TARIQ RAHMAN
QUAID-I-AZAM SCHOLAR ON PAKISTAN STUDIES, CENTER
FOR SOUTH ASIA STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY
Mobile
Citizenship:
PAKISTANI Date
of Birth: February 4, 1949.
EDUCATION
1991 University
of Cambridge Certificate
in Linguistics
1989 University
of Strathclyde M.Litt
in Linguistics
1985 University
of Sheffield Ph.D
in English
1982 University
of Sheffield M.A
in History & English Literature
1978 University
of Peshawar M.A
in Political Science (1st class;
1st-Gold
Medalist)
1969 University
of Peshawar B.A
(1st Division)
Pride
of Performance 2004
Pitras
Bukhari Award for a Book entitled Language 1999
and
Politics in Pakistan (Oxford UP,
1996) by the
Pakistan
Academy of Letters [Best Research Work of
1996
in English]. Also awarded by the National Book
Foundation
for Social Sciences.
Fulbright
Senior Research Fellowship (USA) - 1995-96
Overseas
Development Association Scholarship (UK) - 1988-89
British
Council Scholarship (UK) - 1981
- 1985
2004 Sept Quaid-i-Azam
Scholar on Pakistan Studies,
University
of California, Berkeley
2004 Feb National
Distinguished Professor
2003 Jan Quaid-i-Azam Professor, Chair on Quaid-i-Azam and Freedom Movement (NIPS), Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad.
2002 Feb-Mar Visiting Professor at the Center of International Studies, University of Castellon, Spain.
2000- Professor of Linguistics and South Asian Studies, NIPS, QAU
2000 Sept-Oct American Institute of Pakistan Studies Lecturer at UT Austin, University of Pennsylvania, Michigan at Ann Arbor and MIT.
1999 Sept-Oct Guest Professor at the University of Aarhus, Denmark.
1990 - 2000 Associate Professor of Pakistani linguistics, NIPS, QAU.
1996-1999 Research Adviser, Sustainable Development Policy Institute, Islamabad
1992 Professor
of Linguistics, University of Sana'a (Yemen).
1987-1990 Professor
of English and Linguistics and Chairman of the Department, University of Azad
Jammu & Kashmir, Muzaffarabad.
1985-1987 Associate
Professor of English literature, University of
Peshawar.
1982 onwards Given
talks, interviews, lectures, seminars on Radio, T.V
and
other fora.
1981-1985 British
Council Research Scholar, University of Sheffield,
U.K.
1979 onwards Contributing
columns, articles, book reviews and short
stories
to English newspapers.
1978-1981 University
Grants Commission Research Fellow,
University
of Karachi, Dept. of English.
1970-1978 Cadet
and Officer in the Armoured Corps & Education
Corps
of the Pakistan Army. (appointed adjutant, squadron
commander etc)
HONORARY
POSITIONS
2003 (October) Adviser, Quality Assurance & Control, Higher
Education Commission, Islamabad.
2002
– 2003 Dec
Visiting Fellow at
Sustainable Development Policy Institute.
2001 Member,
Council of Social Sciences, Pakistan.
1997-1999 Chief
Editor, Sustainable Development Policy Institute,
Islamabad.
1996- Member
Editorial Board for Pakistan, Yearbook in
Linguistics, University of Montreal, Canada.
1994-1997 Member
Federal Board of Film Censors, Islamabad.
1994- Member,
English-Speaking Union, Pakistan.
PUBLICATIONS
12 Books, 16 Contributions to books, 79 Articles in scholarly journals on literature language, history, politics and education. [See Appendix A for details]. Weekly newspaper columns, book reviews in newspapers, reports, occasional papers from organizations etc have not been listed.
LIST OF RELEVANT PUBLICATIONS
This
list does not include book reviews and articles on other than literary,
linguistic and social scientific subjects in scholarly journals. It also does not include articles in
newspapers and magazines on any subject.
1. BOOKS AND
MONOGRAPHS (Total 13)
(1) .1979. Poems
of Adolescence Rawalpindi: Cezan
Books.
(2) .1989. The Legacy and Other
Short Stories New Delhi: Commonwealth Publishers.
(3) .1990.
Pakistani English: The Linguistic Description of a Non-Native Variety of
English Islamabad: National Institute of Pakistan Studies,
Quaid-i-Azam University.
(4) .1991.
A History of Pakistani Literature in English Lahore: Vanguard Books (Pvt) Ltd.
(5) .1991. Work
and Other Stories Lahore:
Sang-e-Meel.
(6) .1996.
Language and Politics in Pakistan
Karachi: Oxford University Press.
Paperback reprinted, 1998, 2000 & 2003.
(7) .1997.
An Introduction to Linguistics Lahore: Vanguard Books (Pvt) Ltd.
(8) .1999.
The Third Leg and Other Short Stories
Lahore: Sang-e-Meel.
(9)
.1999. Language,
Education and Culture Karachi: Oxford
University Press. Paperback reprinted, 2000 & 2003.
(10)
.2000. Unpleasant
Essays : Education and Politics in Pakistan Lahore: Vanguard.
(11)
.2002. Language,
Ideology and Power: Language-Learning
Among the Muslims of Pakistan and North India Karachi:
Oxford University Press.
(12)
.2002. Selected Short
Stories Islamabad: Al-Hamra
Publishers.
(13) .2004.
Denizens of Alien Worlds: A Study of
Education, Inequality and Polarization in Pakistan (Karachi: Oxford University Press)
EDITED
BOOKS
(1) .1995.
(ed). Pakistani Sufi Poets Islamabad: Academy of Letters. [edited & introduced]
2. CONTRIBUTIONS
TO BOOKS (Total 19)
(1) .1988.
`Teaching Literature: Prose', Teaching of English (Islamabad: Allama Iqbal Open University, pp.166-181.
[This is a Unit of Distance Teaching for the B. Ed Course of the Open
University].
(2) ______
`The Appreciation of English Poetry', ibid, 183- 210. [As above it is a part of
the course for teachers who want to teach poetry].
(3) ______
`Punctuation, Comprehension and Precis-writing'.
(4) .1991.
`Ephebophilia and the Creation of a Spiritual Myth in the Works of Ralph
Nicholas Chubb', Male Intergenerational Intimacy: Historical
Socio-Psychological and Legal Perspectives
.eds. Theo Sandfort et. al (New York
and London: The Haworth Press), pp.103-127.
(5) .1991.
`Higher Education for the Future', Pakistan 2000 A.D .ed R. M Hussain (Islamabad: Pakistan Futuristics
Institute), 205-214.
(6) `English
Bibliography 1993', in Kitabiat Pakistani Adab 1993 [Urdu/English: Bibliography: Pakistani Literature]
(Islamabad: Academy of Letters, 1994), pp. 221-238.
(7) `Introduction'
to The Sufi Poets of Pakistan with
brief biographical notes on the poets, Islamabad: The Pakistan Academy of
Letters, 1995.
(8) The
following entries in Encyclopedia of Post-Colonial Literatures in English Vols 1 and 2:
a. Hanif
Kureishi, Vol 1, pp. 788-789.
b. Life
Writing, Vol 1, pp. 875-877.
c. Short
Fiction, Vol 2, pp.1474-1476.
(9) `Language,
Ethnicity and Security', Chapter in Rethinking Security, Rethinking
Development (ed) Nauman Naqvi
Islamabad: Sustainable Development Policy Institute, 1996. pp. 188-196. Also in Text in Education and
Society (eds) Allisen, Desmond et.
al (Singapore: Singapore University
Press, 1999, pp. 238-245). [Paper presented at a conference in the National
University of Singapore, September, 1996].
(10) .1997.
`Introduction' to Daud Kamal : A Selection of Verse Karachi: Oxford University Press.
(13)
ÔWest Pakistani
Percetions of the Bengali Language MovementÕ. In Riaz Ahmed Led), Pakistan
Scholars on Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah (Islamabad: Quaid-i-Azam Lhair
(NIPSI, 1999), pp. 232-248.
(14)
2000.ÕPakistani
Universities: Past, Present and FutureÕ. Chapter 11 in Inayatullah, Sohail and
Gidley, Jennifer (eds), The University in Transformation: Global Perspectives on the Futures of the
University (Westport, Connecticut.
London: Bergin & Garvey, 2000), pp 125-136.
(15) 2000.
ÔLangues et enseignementÕ. Chapter 12 in Jaffrelot, Christophe (ed), Le
Pakistan (Paris: Librarie Artheme
Fayard, 2000), pp. 423-4[Trans. from English by the editor].
(16) 2001.
ÔLanguage, Knowledge and InequalityÕ. Chapter 13 in Abbi, Anvita; Gupta R. S;
Kidwai, Ayesha (eds), Linguistic Structure and Language Dynamics in South
Asia (Delhi: Motilal Banarsidas,
2001), 185-196 [8th Roundtable of South Asian Language Analysis,
Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, 4-6 January 1997].
(17) ÔIntroductionÕ
to Tales of the Punjab Told by the People (1894). Edited by Flora Annie Steel. Karachi: Oxford
University, 2002, pp. ix-xvii.
(18) ÔThe
Language of the SalariatÕ, Chapter 4 of The Post-Colonial State and Social
Transformation in India and Pakistan. Edited
by. S.M Naseem and Khalid Nadvi. Karachi: Oxford University Press, 2002. pp.
97-128.
(19) ÔEnglish Teaching Institutions in
PakistanÕ. Chapter 3 of Language Policy Planning and Practice: A South Asian Perspective Ed.
Sabiha Mansoor, Shaheen |Meraj and Aliya Tahir. Karachi: OUP, 2004.
(20) ÔEducation in Pakistan: A SurveyÕ.
Pakistan 2002-03 (ed) Craig Baxter
3. Journal
Articles
Articles in anonymously refereed journals which are
indexed and abstracted, are in bold type. The names of the indexes are in
square brackets. Indexes are abbreviated in an intelligible manner. Some
abbreviations, which would be otherwise unintelligible, are given below:
|
ABC
Pol. Sc |
A
Bibliography of Contents: Political Science and Government. |
|
AHCI |
Arts
& Humanities Citation Index |
|
AICP |
Anthropological
Index to Current Periodicals in the Library of the Museum of Mankind |
|
ASCA |
Automatic
Subject Citation Alert (now Research Alert) |
|
ASSIA |
Applied
Social Sciences Index & Abstracts |
|
Chic.
Per. Ind |
Chicano
Periodicals Index (now called Chicano Index) |
|
CIJE |
Current
Index to Journals in Education |
|
Cont.
Pg. Educ |
Contents
Pages in Education |
|
E.I |
Excerpta
Indonesica |
|
IBRWL |
International
Bibliographic Der Rezensionen Wissenshaftlicher Literatur |
|
IBSS |
International
Bibliography of Social Sciences |
|
IBZ |
Internationale
Bibliographie der Geistes–und Sozialwissenschaftlichen Zeitschriften
Literatur |
|
ICSSR |
Indian
Council of Social Science Research |
|
IDA |
International
Development Abstracts |
|
MLA |
Modern
Language Association Index |
|
MLA.
Int |
Modern
Language Association International Bibliography of Books and Articles on the
Modern Languages and Literatures. |
|
PAIS |
Public
Affairs Information Service |
|
PCI |
Periodicals
Contents Index |
|
PI |
Periodica
Islamica |
|
SOPODA |
Social
Planning Contents Index |
|
Sp.
Ed. Needs. Abstr |
Special
Education Needs Abstract |
1 `The Priest of
Hate: Alienation in D. H. Lawrence', Literary Half-Yarly [India] (Jan, 1984), pp.81-105. [Abstracts of English Studies; MLA]
2 `The
Homosexual Aspect of Forster's A Passage to India', Studies in English Literature [Tokyo] (Mar, 1984), pp.37-54. [Amer: Hist & Life; bib. Eng. Lang & Lit;
Current Contents; MLA; MLA. Int].
3 `Edward
Carpenter and D. H. Lawrence', American Notes & Queries [University of Kentucky USA] (Sept-Oct, 1985),
pp.18- 20. [Abstr. Eng. St; Abstracts
of Folklore Studies; Review of Book Reviews; Book Review Index; The YearÕs Work
in English].
4 `Stereotypes
in the Fiction of Angus Wilson', Journal of Comparative Literature and Aesthetics
[India] 8: 1-2 (1985), pp.91-107. [MLA]
5 `E.
M. Forster and Ghalib', American Notes & Queries [USA] (Jan- Feb, 1985), pp.80-81. [Abstr. Eng. St; Abstr. Folklore St; Bk. Rev. Ind; Yr.
Wrk. Eng.].
6 `Edward
Carpenter's From Adam's Peak to Elephanta as a Source of E. M. Forster's A Passage to
India', Forum for Modern
Language Studies [University
of St. Andrews, U.K] 22: 1 (Jan, 1986), pp.10-15. [Arts. Hum. Cit. Ind; Can. Rev. Comp. Cit; Curr. Cont;
Mid.East: Abstracts & Index; MLA]
7 `Edward
Carpenter and E. M. Forster', Durham University Journal [England] (Dec, 1986), pp.59-69. [Abstr. Eng. St; America: History and Life; Arts. Hum
Cit Ind; British Archaeological Abstracts; British Humanities Index; Curr.
Cont; Historical Abstracts; Ind. Bk. Rev. Hum; MLA; Mid East; Abstr & Ind].
8 `The
Use of the Millenarian Myth in E. M. Forster's Howards End', Studies in English Literature [Tokyo] (Mar, 1987), pp.33-60. [Abstr. Eng. St; Acad. Ind; Arts. Hum. Cit. Ind; Biog.
Index: Curr. Cont; Hum. Ind; MLA].
9 `E.
M. Forster's Breakaway From the Ephebophilic Literary Tradition', Etudes
Anglaises [Paris] 3 (July-Sep,
1987), pp.267-278. [Abstr. Eng. St;
Arts. Hum. Cit. Ind; Curr. Cont; Ind. Rev. Hum; MLA]
10 `The
Literary Treatment of Indian Themes in the Works of Edward Carpenter', Durham
University Journal [UK] 53: 1
(Dec, 1987), pp.77-81. [Abstr. Eng.
St; Amer: Hist. & Life; Arts. Hum Cit Ind; Br. Arch. Abstr; Br. Hum. Ind;
Curr. Cont; Hist. Abstr; Ind. Bk. Rev. Hum; MLA; Mid East: Abstr & Ind].
11 `A
Study of the Under Plot in E. M. Forster's Where Angels Fear to Tread', Studies in English Literature [Tokyo] (Mar-Apr, 1988), pp.97-105. [Abstr. Eng. St; Acad. Ind; Arts. Hum. Cit. Ind; Biog.
Index: Curr. Cont; Hum. Ind; MLA].
12 `Pakistani
English Poetry: A Survey', Journal of Indian Writing in English [India] 16: 2 (Jul, 1988), pp.27-44. [MLA]
13 `The
Significance of Oriental Poetry in E. M. Forster's A Passage to India', Durham University Journal (Dec, 1988), pp.101-110. [Abstr. Eng. St; Amer: Hist. & Life; Arts. Hum Cit
Ind; Br. Arch. Abstr; Br. Hum. Ind; Curr. Cont; Hist. Abstr; Ind. Bk. Rev. Hum;
MLA; Mid East: Abstr & Ind].
14 `The
Use of the Double Plot in E. M. Forster's "Ralph and Tony"', The
Literary Endeavour [India] 9:
1-4 (1987-88), pp.49-59. [MLA].
15 `Zulfikar
Ghose and the Land of His Birth', Review of Contemporary Fiction [University of New Mexico] 9: 2(Summer, 1989),
pp.179-187. [American Humanities
Index; International Bibliography of Periodical Literature; Int Bibliography of
Book Reviews; MLA; Bk. Rev. Ind; Abstr. Eng. St].
16 `Boy
love in the Urdu Ghazal' Paidika
(Amsterdam) 2: 1 (Summer 1989) pp. 10-27. [ Smaller version reprinted in Annual
of Urdu Studies, [Chicago
University, USA] (1990) pp. 1-20]. [Periodica
Islamica; MLA; MLA int. Bib; IBZ; IBRWL].
17 `A
Study of E. M. Forster's Maurice',
Durham University Journal [UK] 51: 1 (Jan, 1990), pp. 81-87. [Abstr. Eng. St; Amer: Hist. & Life; Arts. Hum Cit
Ind; Br. Arch. Abstr; Br. Hum. Ind; Curr. Cont; Hist. Abstr; Ind. Bk. Rev. Hum;
MLA; Mid East: Abstr & Ind].
18 `Maurice and the Longest Journey', Studies in English Literature [Tokyo] (Mar, 1990), pp.57-75. [Amer: Hist & Life; bib. Eng. Lang & Lit;
Current Contents; MLA; MLA. Int].
19 `A
Short History of the Pakistani Novel in English', Commonwealth Novel in
English 3: 2 (Fall 1990), 143-159. [Abstr. Eng. St; MLA].
20 ÔLinguistic
Deviation as a Stylistic Device in Pakistani English FictionÕ, Journal of
Commonwealth Literature (UK),
25: 1 (1990) pp. 1-11. [Abstr. Eng.
St; Arts. Hum Cit Ind; Br. Hum. Ind; Can. Lit Ind; Curr. Cont; Africa; Hum.
Ind; MLA; So. Pac. Per. Ind].
21 ÔEplebophilia
and the Creation of a Spiritual Myth in the Works of Ralph Nicholas ChubbÕ, Journal
of Homosexuality [New York]
Vol-20: Nos. ½ (1990), pp. 103-127 [Abstracts in Anthropology, Applied Social Science Index: Bio Sciences
Information Services of Biological Abstracts; Chicago Psychoanalytic Literature
Index: Criminal Justice Abstracts: Criminology and Penology Abstracts: Curr. Cont;
Index Medicus; Political Science Abstracts; Soc. Sc. Cit. Ind; Social Work
Research; Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts].
22 `Politics
in the Novels of Salman Rushdie', The Commonwealth Review [New Delhi] 1: 2 (1990), pp.102-117. Also in Commonwealth
Novel in English 4: 1 (Spring
1991), 24-37. [Abstr. Eng. St; MLA].
23 `The
Under Plot in E. M. Forster's The Longest Journey', Durham University Journal [UK] 52: 1 (Jan, 1991), pp.59-67. [Abstr. Eng. St; Amer: Hist. & Life; Arts. Hum Cit
Ind; Br. Arch. Abstr; Br. Hum. Ind; Curr. Cont; Hist. Abstr; Ind. Bk. Rev. Hum;
MLA; Mid East: Abstr & Ind].
24 `Syed
Ross Masood and A Passage to India', American Notes and Queries [University of Kentucky, USA] 4: 2 (April, 1991),
pp.78-81. [Abstr. Eng. St; Abstr.
Folklore St; RBR; Bk. Rev. Ind; Yr. Wrk. Eng.].
25 `The
Double plot in E. M. Forster's A Room With a View', Cahiers Victoriens et Edouardiens [France] 33 (1991), 43- 62. [Arts. Hum. Cit. Ind; Curr. Cont; MLA]
26 `The
Use of Words in Pakistani English', English Today (Cambridge, UK) 7: 2 (Apr 1991), pp. 32-38. [Language Teaching; Linguistics Abstracts]
27 `The
Phonetic and Phonological Features of Pakistani English', World Englishes (Oxford; U.K), 10: 1 (Spring, 1991), pp. 83-95. [Bibl. Eng. Lang & Lit; Br. Educ. Ind; C.I.JE;
Cont. Pg. Educ; Lang & Lang. Behav. Abstr; Lang. Teach & Ling. Abstr;
Ling. Abstr; MLA; MLA. Int; Mult. Ed. Abstr. Sociol. Abstr; SOPODA].
28 `Critical
Prejudices to Aspects of Partition Literature: Universal Versus Ethnocentric
Values', The Toronto South Asian Review [Canada] 11: 1 (Summer 1992), 69-78. [Canadian Literary Index].
29 `The
Siraiki Language Movement in Pakistan, Language Planning and Language Problems 19: 1 (February 1995) [New York & Berlin] [MLA; Socio. Abstr; Int. Pol. Sc. Abstr.; Amer. Bibl.
Slavic & E. Eur. Stud; CIJE; Cont. Pg: Educ; Lang. Teach & Ling. Abstr;
Mult. Ed. Abstr; SOPODA].
30 `The
Pashto Language Movement in Pakistan', Contemporary South Asia [UK] 4:2 (July 1995), 151-170. [Bibliography of Asian Studies; Geo. Abstr. A.G; IDA;
Int. Pol. Sc. Abstr; PAIS; Per. Islam; Pol. Sc. Abstr; Rural. Dev. Abstr; Stud.
Wom. Abstr; World Ag. Econ & Rural. Soc. Abstr].
31 `Language
and Politics in a Pakistan Province: The Sindhi Language Movement' Asian Survey [University of California, Berkeley] 35: 11
(November 1995), 1005-1016. [Anthro;
Acad. Ind; Amer. Bibliog. Slavic and E. Eur. St; Amer; Hist & Life; Curr
Cont; E.I; Geo. Abstr; Hist. Abstr; Soc. Sc. Ind; Sociol. Abstr; PAIS].
32 `British
Language Policies and Imperialism in
India', Language Problems and Language Planning [UK]20: 2 (Summer 1996), 91-115. [MLA; Socio. Abstr; Int. Pol. Sc. Abstr.; Amer. Bibl.
Slavic & E. Eur. Stud; CIJE; Cont. Pg: Educ; Lang. Teach & Ling. Abstr;
Mult. Ed. Abstr; SOPODA].
33 `The
Balochi/Brahvi Language Movements in Pakistan' Journal of South Asian and
Middle Eastern Studies 19: 3
(Spring 1996), 71-88. [Hist. Abstr;
Amer: Hist. & Life].
34 `Language
of the Proto-Historic Indus Valley', The Mankind Quarterly 36: Nos. 3 & 4 (Spring/Summer 1996), 221-246. [A.I.C. P; Abstr. Anthro; Amer: Hist & Life, Lang
& Lang. Behav. Abstr; MLA].
35 ÔLanguage
Policy in Pakistan; Ethnic Studies Report [Sri Lanka] Vol 14: No. 1 (Jan 1996) pp. 73-97. [Int Pol SC Abstr; Socio. Abstr; PAIS; ICSSR].
36 `The
Punjabi Language Movement in Pakistan', The International Journal of the
Sociology of Language. [Germany]
122 (1996). [Also see http://www.apna.org.com/
articles/rahman 2.html] [ASCA, Bibliographie Linguistique; Curr. Cont; Lang.
Teach; Ling. Abstr; Lang. & Lang. Behav. Abstr; Soc. Sc. Cit. Ind; Socio.
Abstr; Int. Bibliog. Soc Sc].
37 ÔLanguage Policy in Pakistan', Ethnic
Studies Report [Sri Lanka] 14: 1 (January 1996),
73-98. [Int Pol Sc Abstr; Socio. Abstr;
PAIS; ICSSR Int of Abstr and Rev].
38 `The Urdu-English Controversy in Pakistan', Modern
Asian Studies [Cambridge, UK]
31: 1 (1997), 177-207. [A.B.C. Pol
Sc; Amer. Hist & Life; Curr. Cont; E.I; Hist. Abstr; Rural Recreat. Tour
Abstr; Soc. Sc. Ind; Soc. Sc. Cit. Ind; World Agri. Econ & Rural Socio.
Abstr].
39 `The Medium of Instruction Controversy in
Pakistan' [U.K] Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development Vol. 18:2, 1997, 145-154. [C.I.J.E; Chic. Per. Ind; Cont. Pg. Educ; Lang &
Lang. Behav. Abstr; Lang Teach and Ling Abstr; MLA; SP. Ed. Needs Abstr].
40 `Language and Ethnicity in Pakistan', Asian
Survey [USA] Vol. XXXVII, No.
9 (September 1997), 833-839. [ABC Pol
Sc;Abstr. Anthro; Acad. Ind; Amer. Bibl. Slavic & E. Eur. St; Amer: Hist
& Life; Curr. Cont; E.I; Geo. Abstr; Hist. Abstr; Soc. Sc. Ind; Social.
Abstr; PAIS]
41 ÔTransforming the Colonial Legacy: the
Future of the Pakistani UniversityÕ, Futures, [U.K] Vol.30:No. 7 (1998), 669-680. [Communication Abstr; PAIS; Sociol. Abstr; Soc. Sc.
Abstr; ABC Pol Sc; ABI/Inform; Coal Abstracts; Environment Abstr; Envirofiche
Educational Admin Abstr; Pol. Sc. Abstr; Periodica Islamica; Future Survey;
Management Contents; Reference Sources].
42 ÔLanguage, Religion and Identity in Pakistan
: Language-Teaching in Pakistani MadrassasÕ, Ethnic Studies Report [Sri Lanka] XVI: 2 (July 1998), 197-213. [Int.Pol. Sc. Abstr; PAIS; ICSSR]
43 ÔThe Politics of Urdu in IndiaÕ, Journal
of South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies [USA] XXII: 2 (Winter 1999), 38-60. [Hist. Abstr; Amer: Hist & Life]
44 ÔThe
Decline of Persian in British IndiaÕ, South Asia [Australia] Vol.
XXII, No. 1 (1999) 63-77. [Arts & Hum. Cit. Index; Hist. Abstr; Research Alert;
Curr. Cont; Periodica Islamica].
45 ÔLanguage, Politics and
Power in Pakistan : The Case of Sindh and SindhiÕ, Ethnic Studies Report [Sri Lanka] Vol. XVII; No. 1 (January 1999),
21-43. [Int. Pol. Sc. Abstr; PAIS;
ICSSR]
46 ÔThe Teaching of Urdu in British IndiaÕ, The
Annual of Urdu Studies, [USA] Number 15 part 1, (2000), 31-56. [Per. Islam; Bib. Asian. St; IBZ; MLA; MLA. Int.;
IBRWL].
47 ÔThe Language of Employment: The Case of PakistanÕ, Journal of South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies [USA] Vol. XXIII, No. 4 (Summer 2000) pp. 62-87. [Hist. Abstr; Amer: Hist & Life].
48 ÔThe
Teaching of Arabic to the Muslims of South AsiaÕ, Islamic Studies [Islamabad, Pakistan] Vol. 39: No. 3 (Autumn
2000), pp. 399-443 [Index Islamicus;
Middle East Journal]
49 ÔIslamic
Texts in the Indigenous Languages of PakistanÕ, Islamic Studies [Pakistan]
Vol. 40: No. 1 (Spring 2001), pp. 25-48 [Ind. Islam; Mid. East. Jnl].
50 ÔThe Learning of Balochi and Brahvi in
Pakistan; Journal of South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies [USA] Vol. 24: No. 4 (Summer 2001), 45-59. [Hist. Abstr; Amer: Hist & Life].
51 ÔThe
Project of Respectability: Changes in Language Textbooks in British IndiaÕ, South
Asia [Australia] Vol. 24, No.
2 (2001), 29-51 December 2001.
[Arts & Hum.Cit. Ind; Hist.
Abstr; Res. Alert; Curr. Cont; Per Islam].
52 ÔLanguage
Learning and Power: A Theoretical ApproachÕ, International Journal of the
Sociology of Language [Germany]
152 (2001), 1-22 [ASCA; Bibl. Ling;
Curr. Cont; Lang. Teach; Ling. Abstr; Lang & Lang. Behav. Abstr; Soc. Sc.
Cit. Ind; Socio. Abstr; Int. Bibliog. Soc. Sc].
53 ÔThe
Learning of Pashto in North India and Pakistan: A Historical AccountÕ Journal
of Asian History [USA] 35 /2
(2001), 158-187. [Hist. Abstr; Amer:
Hist & life].
54 ÔForeign
Languages and National Imperatives in PakistanÕ Ethnic Studies Report [Sri Lanka] Vol. 19. No.1 (January 2001) 39-67. [Int. Pol. Sc. Abstr; Socio. Abstr; PAIS; ICSSR].
55 ÔEnglish-Teaching Institutions in PakistanÕ,
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development [UK] 22: 3 (2001), 242-261. CIJE; Chic. Per. Ind; Cont. Pg. Ed; Lang. & Lang.
Behav. Abstr; Lang. Teach; Ling. Abstr; MLA; Sp. Ed. Needs. Abstr].
56 ÔThe
Learning of Punjabi by Punjabi Muslims: A Historical AccountÕ, International
Journal of Punjab Studies [UK]
Vol. 8: No. 2 (July-Dec 2001), pp. 187-224. (also on www.apna. org). [Int. Pol. Sc. Abstr; Hist. Abstr; Amer. Hist &
Life; Int. Bibliog. Soc. Sc; Indian Ed. Abstr].
57 ÔGovernment Policies and the Politics of the
Teaching of Urdu in PakistanÕ, Annual of Urdu Studies [USA]No 17 (2002), pp. 95-124. [Per. Islam; Bib. Asian. St; IBZ; MLA; MLA. Int. Bib;
IBRWL].
58 ÔLanguage,
Power and IdeologyÕ , Economic and Political Weekly [Mumbai] Vol
XXXVII: No 44 & 45 (November 2002) pp 4556-4560. Also on internet
published electronically in
Canada. (www.teluq.uquebec.ca/diverseiteentree.htm) Another version called
ÔLanguage-Teaching and Power in PakistanÕ, Indian Social Science Review Vol.5: No.1 (Jan-Jun 2003), 45-61. [Bibliography of Asian Studies; ICSSR].
Articles in non-Indexed Journals or Journals with
unconfirmed refereeing, indexation and abstracting details.
59 (1) `Deracination
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