...Meribeth E. Cameron Abstract American participation in the war in the Pacific has led to the production of a steadily increasing pile of pamphlets intended for schools, adult study groups, and those many individuals who are unlikely to read books but may be tempted by something shorter and more...

.... There is no doubt that instigation is involved in the production of these pamphlets. However, I would like to suggest that the sociology and discursive universe of political instigation is more complex than one might initially suspect and that this complexity bears some analytical attention. Copyright ©...

...Sukla Sanyal Abstract This article aims to establish the importance of pamphlets as a medium of political propaganda in early twentieth-century colonial Bengal. Through an analysis of pamphlets issued by revolutionary terrorists in Bengal, the author shows that pamphlet propaganda proved...

... but relatively simple since pamphlets, radio programs, and movie shorts may be produced and placed in distribution channels with a minimum of manpower. Country-wide organizations are often led by men sympathetic to the Western viewpoint who will commit their organizations to participate in information programs...

...Glenn D. Paige Abstract In the six-year period from 1950 to 1956 a considerable number of books articles, and pamphlets on Korea were published in the Soviet Union. Although some of these items were noted in the Library of Congress bibliography of Russian language works in August 1950, and although...

..., the resentment over the discriminations experienced by these nationals in every part of the Nan Yang (South Seas). The pamphlets distributed in the 'thirties by the Bureau harped on the “unequal treatment” of Chinese abroad, on the cruelty of many of the immigration laws–including those of the Indies. They did...

...Derk Bodde Abstract The interest that the Far East holds for Henry A. Wallace has been concretely manifested in recent years by the trip which he took to eastern Siberia and China in the early summer of 1944, and by a pamphlet which he wrote at about the same time. Less well known is the fact...

... into a powerful, highly bureaucratized, and authoritarian political party. This is a complex subject and cannot be treated in full here, but I want to address one feature of this development I consider to be especially crucial: the role of texts, particularly pamphlets (risdlab), in the evolution of the party...

... organization in North China, politically and economically unconnected with the Central Government, was advocated by MajorGeneral Hayao Tada, commander of the Japanese forces in North China, in an interview with about twenty Japanese press representatives in connection with the publication of a pamphlet...

... the official Kuomintang version of Chinese affairs. Behind the open door: The story of American Far Eastern relations by Foster Rhea Dulles is the sixth in the series of textbook pamphlets issued by the American Council of the Institute of Pacific Relations (St. Louis: Webster Publishing Company, 1944.92 p...

.... Uberoi and Patricia Uberoi Collection, New Delhi. Read as companion pieces, our first two articles provide a comparative, cross-disciplinary, and cross-regional look at the way in which pamphlets provoke or legitimize political violence. Historian Sukla Sanyal examines the circulation...

... Easterners will send in brief notes on especially worthwhile or obscure books and articles which they happen to run across. The Editors.] Trading with Asia, by Shirley Jenkins (New York: Institute of Pacific Relations, 1946, I. P. R. Pamphlets no. 18, 64 p., 2 5 $ , one of the most recent of the I. P. R...

...Prudence R. Myer The Heritage of Indian Art Studies: 1959 . Four pamphlets: “Gupta Temple at Deogarh,” “Pallava Temple at Tiruttani,” “Nolamba Temples at Hemavati,” and “Chola Temple at Pullamangai.” Sponsored by Bhulabhai Memorial Institute . Bombay : N. M. Tripathi , 1959 . 97 plates...

..., but rather a series of pamphlets or tracts that appeared under a common title. Because of this fragmented nature, it is appropriate to speak of more than one Gakumon, especially since there was wide variation in the circulation achieved by the individual parts. What might be called the "original Gakumon...

... Haines. The analysis is a very able and lucid one and altogether the pamphlet is one of the best of the recent crop of such works which hope to give high-school teachers some essentials about the Far East so that they in turn can pass some knowledge and interest in that area to their pupils. The United...

... revised and brought up to the beginning of 1946. The bibliography has also been revised and minor errors have been corrected. (E. H. P.) The ABC's of modern Japan by Wilson Morris (New York: Institute of Pacific Relations, 1946. I.P.R. Pamphlet No. 20. 64 p. 25fi) is as elementary in tone as its title...

... abroad and of the lands in which they are striving to extend 'freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom from want, and freedom from fear' to the whole world." The closing sections of the pamphlet deal with India, China, and the Southwest Pacific. It i^ an excellent piece of work, which puts...