Showing posts with label Partition Center Journal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Partition Center Journal. Show all posts

Sunday, February 23, 2020

Partition Center Journal 2020, Call for Papers

Call for Papers
2020 Partition Center Journal
(ISSN 2377-7567)
The Indian Subcontinent Partition Documentation Project (ISPaD) invites you to send articles, essays, poems, short stories, photographs or documents for the 2020 issue of the Journal. We plan to publish well before the Fall 2020 Partition Center Annual Event/Conference in New York. Our past journals contained articles from/on the U.S., India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Palestine-Israel, Poland and Korea of diverse topics from wide geographical areas. Papers could cover such areas as India and Pakistan partitions; Its consequences; Effects of partition on current socio-politics; Partitions of Bengal, Punjab, Kashmir and Assam; Partition studies; India, Pakistan and Bangladesh independence; partition and/or division of population from Ireland to Cyprus, from the Balkans to Europe, to Palestine, Mideast, the former Soviet Union, Korea and Africa; Reconciliation and forgiveness; Unity; Identity; History; Colonial borders; Narratives of refugees, survivors and protectors; First person account; Division’s long-term effects; Minority issues in divided lands; Effects of displaced peoples on host population; Indigenous peoples, their language, culture and religion; Refugee politics; Longing for home; Nationalism; Extremism; Role of Religion; Tolerance and intolerance; Music, literature and art influencing politics.
(We prefer unpublished materials, however, if you have something already published and want us to consider republication of that, please send us a copy indicating where and when it was published.)
All papers and essays must be written double spaced with end-notes and a bibliography following a standard format. It should not exceed 1,800 words; and sent to us by June 1, 2020. 
Papers and documents should be sent to ispad1947@gmail.com as an attachment to The ISPaD Project and/or to dastidars@oldwestbury.edu for the Chair, Partition Center Journal Committee who is Dr. Sachi G. Dastidar, Distinguished Service Professor, Politics, Economics & Law Department, State University of New York, Old Westbury, NY.  Just a few other members of the Editorial Committee: Dr. Alireza Ebrahimi, Dr. Edislav Manetovic, Dr. Saradindu Mukherji, Dr. Caroline Sawyer, and Dr. Mohsin Siddique.
 
ISPaD Publication Available: ISPaD Partition Center Journal October 2019, 10-article paperback, 54 pages.
$+ $1 for postage and handling; please send check or pay through PayPal. Separately please email us your postal address.
 
The ISPaD Project is a 501(c)3 (nonprofit) organization and donations are tax deductible.

 
ISPaD: The Indian Subcontinent Partition Documentation Project, Inc.
85-60 Parsons Boulevard, Ground Floor,
Jamaica, NY 11432
Phone: 917-524-0035

Website: https://www.ispad1947.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ISPaDProject/
Twitter@ISPaDProject
 

Monday, June 3, 2019

Books, Journals & Other Publications of S G Dastidar

Books, Journals & Other Publications of 
S G Dastidar
 
 
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Editor: Partition Center Journal, 2022
Available at WWW.ispad1947.org 

Bengal's Hindu Holocaust: The Partition of India & Its Aftermath
Garuda Prakashan (Publisher), Delhi, India; 2021
 
 
 
Mukti: Free to be Born Again – Partitions of Indian Subcontinent, Islamism, Hinduism, Leftism and Liberation of the Faithful, 
2021 Edition
U R Link Publishers, U.S.A. 
 

 
Available at Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Mukti-Partitions-Subcontinent-Islamism-Liberation-ebook/dp/B0178DD6BG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1448802232&sr=8-1&keywords=mukti%3A+free+to+be+born+again
 
 

Editor: Partition Center Journal, 2021
Available at WWW.ispad1947.org 
 
 
 

 
Editor: Partition Center Journal, 2020
Available at WWW.ispad1947.org
 
Editor: Partition Center Journal, 2019
Available at WWW.ispad1947.org 

Editor: Partition Center Journal
Editor: Partition Center Journal, 2018
Available at WWW.ispad1947.org 
 
 
 
Editor, Partition Center Journal, Indian Subcontinent Partition Documentation Project, NY; October 2017
 



Mukti: Free to be Born Again – Partitions of Indian Subcontinent, Islamism, Hinduism, Leftism and Liberation of the Faithful, Author House. Indiana; December 2015; ISBN 978-1-4969-4483-2/ 978-1-4969-4482-5/ 978-1-4969-4481-8  http://empireslastcasualty.blogspot.com/2015/12/mukti-free-to-be-born-again-partitions.html

Available at Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Mukti-Partitions-Subcontinent-Islamism-Liberation-ebook/dp/B0178DD6BG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1448802232&sr=8-1&keywords=mukti%3A+free+to+be+born+again

 


Editor, Partition Center Journal, Indian Subcontinent Partition Documentation Project, NY; October, 2016
http://empireslastcasualty.blogspot.com/2017/07/partition-center-journal.html



Editor, Partition Center Journal, Indian Subcontinent Partition Documentation Project, NY; October 2015


Memories of Homeland: Refugees of 1947 Bengal Partition in India, with Dr. Shefali S. Dastidar, Firma KLM Publishers, Kolkata, India; October 2015, ISBN 81-7102-179-4 http://empireslastcasualty.blogspot.com/2016/03/memoirs-of-homeland-refugees-of-1947.html

Availability: FirmaKLM.com of Kolkata, India and Partition Center (Ispad1947.org) of New York, U.S.A.


Editor, Partition Center Journal, Indian Subcontinent Partition Documentation Project, NY; October 2014   http://empireslastcasualty.blogspot.com/2016/07/partition-center-journal-2014-indian.html




Editor, Partition Center Journal, Indian Subcontinent Partition Documentation Project, NY; October 2013   http://empireslastcasualty.blogspot.com/2016/06/partition-center-journal-2013-indian.html



  Ai Bangla Oi Bangla (This Bengal That Bengal), Firma KLM Publishers, Kolkata (Calcutta)2012
 

 
Ei Aamar Desh (This is my home [country]), publisher: JMS Enterprise, Calcutta 700 007, India 2013

Availability: Sold Out


Editor, Journal of the Third Indian Subcontinent Partition Documentation Project, SUNY Old Westbury; October 2012   http://empireslastcasualty.blogspot.com/2016/06/partition-center-journal-2012-indian_69.html


Empire’s Last Casualty: Indian Subcontinent’s Vanishing Hindu and Other Minorities, Firma KLM Publishers, Kolkata (Calcutta)2008
Availability: Sold out


Living among the Believers: Stories from the Holy Land down the Ganges, Firma KLM Publishers, Kolkata (Calcutta) 2006   http://empireslastcasualty.blogspot.com/2008/12/living-among-believer-stories-from-holy.html
Availability: Sold out



Gandhi Smriti Anjali [Memorial Offering], Gandhi Ashram Trust, Bangladesh, 2003. It is a bilingual English-Bengali booklet on Mahatma Gandhi’s life and on his peace mission to Noakhali district [now Bangladesh] in 1946 in colonial India after an anti-Hindu pogrom in British India. This is the official publication of the Gandhi National Museum, Gandhi Ashram, Noakhali, Bangladesh. It contains a major article by the author.
Availability: at the Museum.


Central Asian Journal of Management, Economics and Social Research [CENMES Journal], Premier Issue, January 2000, published by KIMEP Press, Almaty, Kazakhstan, 2000.
          This yearly Journal was conceived, organized, promoted, refereed and edited by the aauthor. It is the first English-language academic/research journal of Central Asia.
Availability: Unavailable


A Aamaar Desh [This is My Home, in Bengali],
     College Street Publication, Calcutta, India, 1998
Availability: Sold out


Bengal Studies 1994: Essays on Economics, Society & Culture, Editor, Old Westbury Foundation, Long Island, New York, 1996

Availability: Sold out


Calcutta 300 Kolkata: Memoirs of a Diverse City, Overseas Tribute to Calcutta on Her Tercente­nary, (Editor),  South Asia Forum of North America, New York & Washing­ton D.C., 1992

Availability: Sold out


Ai Bangla, Oi Bangla [This Bengal, That Bengal], Tulat Publisher, Calcutta, India, 1991   http://empireslastcasualty.blogspot.com/2009/11/ai-bangla-oi-bangla-this-bengal-that.html

Availability: Sold out


1990  Regional Disparities and Regional Development Planning of West Bengal, with Dr. Shefali S. Dastidar, Firma KLM Publishers, Calcutta, West Bengal State, India, 1990
Availability: Sold out
 
"Ai Bangla Oi Bangla" in Desh, August 1989

 
Sananda (Review of Ai Bangla Oi Bangla), A Popular Bengali Weekly of India
 
 
Anushilan Barta (News of Learning Lessons), a Bengali journal started in early 1900s during India's independence movement.


Biplobi Bangla (Revolutionary Bengal), a Bengali journal started in early 1900s during India's independence movement.