Maternal and Child Care among the Tagalogs in Bay, Laguna, Philippines
F. Landa JOCANO
Urbanization and Peasant Culture: A Case Study
J.S. YADAVA
Children of the Ancient Regime in a Changing Society: Study of the Egyptian Students at American University in Cairo
George H. WEIGHTMAN
Can a Single Spark Ignite a Paddyfield?: The Case of Thai Insurgency
Bruce J. ESPOSITO
Soviet Foreign Aid to India
Balwant BHANEJA
The Indian Revolutionaries and the Bolsheviks-- Their Early Contacts, 1918-1922
Arun Coomer BOSE
Chikamatzu Monzaemon: A Study in Japanese Strategy
Racquel Sims ZARASPE
Indonesia's Contemporary Political Problems
Deliar NOER
Southeast Asia and the Scramble of the Major Powers for Influence in the Indian Ocean
Ferdinand Z. LITTAUA
Islamic Allusions in the Poetry of Iqbal
Leothiny S. CLAVEL
An Introduction to Peninsular Prose Fiction of the Philippines, 1859-1897
Lilia HERNANDEZ-CHUNG
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