Studies in political science.

"For Dr. C.J. Chacko ... on his sixtieth birthday."

--Political theory and research: Next steps in research in comparative electoral systems, by J.K. Pollock. Emergent areas of social science research by P. Bradley. Politicians and generals, by W.H. Morris-Jones. The concept of force in the political theory of ancient India, by N. Singh. Synthesists or culturists: a study of Indian political thought, by P.S. Muhar. The problem of surveyability in the modern democratic process, by G.N. Dhawan. T.H. Green on political obligation, by B.S. Sharma. St. Thomas's conception of secular authority, by J.S. Bains. The philosophy of Sarvodaya, by B.S. Sharma.

--Public administration: The Political control of nationalized industries in Britain, by W.A. Robson. Relations between the political and the permanent executive in India, by G.N. Singh. Fundamental rights and the Constitution of India, by H. Singh. Development administration in India, by R. Dwarkadas. Accountability of public enterprises by M.V. Pylee. Parliamentary procedure in India, by R.N. Mathur. Bureaucracy in action, by S.R. Nigam.

International law and relations: The challenge to international law, by P.C. Jessup. Sovereignty and international cooperation, by Q. Wright. Changing balance of power: the "neutral" nations in the United Nations by N.D. Palmer. The sociological approach to international relations, by B. Landheer. The discriminatory clause in South Asian treaties in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Domestic jurisdiction and international law: a theoretical analysis, by J.S. Bains.