Balochistan Bibliography

Balochistan Bibliography
Baluchistan. Pakistan? 2 v.
(3419) Pahwal A.R. (1981) Baloch kay ant. Kabul, 1360 h.s.
(3420) Paine, R. (1989) High-wire culture: comparing two agonistic systems of
Self-esteem. Man (London) Vol. 24(4): pp. 657-672.
(3421) Parkin, R. (1989) Some Comments on Brahui Kinship Terminology. Indo-
Iranian Journal, Vol. 32(1): pp. 37-43, 1 table.
(3422) Pasha, H. A. and Bengali, K. (1985) Impact of Fiscal Incentives on
Industrialization in Backward Areas: A Case Study of Hub Chowki in
Baluchistan; Pakistan Journal of Applied Economics Vol. 4(1): pp. 1-16.
(3423) Pastner, C. M. (1972a) A social structural and historical analysis of honor,
shame and purdah [case study from Pakistani Baluchistan]. Anthropological
Quarterly Vol. 45(4): pp. 248-61.
(3424) (1972b) A social structure and historical analysis of honour, shame, and
purdah. University of Vermont. p. 19. (Unpublished manuscript).
(3425) (1974) Sexual dichotomization in society and culture; the women of Panjgur,
Baluchistan. Ann Arbor, Mich., Published on demand by University
Microfilms, v, 276 ℓ.
(3426) (1978a) Kinship Terminology and Feudal Versus Tribal Orientations in
Baluch Social Organisation: A Comparative View. In: WEISSLEDER, pp. 263-
274
(3427) (1978b) The status of women and property on a Baluchistan oasis in Pakistan.
In “Women in the Muslim world” L. Beck and N. Keddie eds. Cambridge,
Mass. Harvard University Press.: xi, 698 p. /
(3428) (1982) Gradations of purdah and the creation of social boundaries on a
Baluchistan oasis. In: Separate worlds. Hanna Papanek and Gail Minault, eds.
-- Delhi: Chanakya. P.164-189, [1] leaf of plates, ill.
(3429) (1988) A Case of Honor among the Oasis Baluch of Makran: Controversy and
Accommodation', in Shari’ at and Ambiguity in South Asian Islam. Katherine
Ewing, ed. Berkeley: University of California Press. pp. 248-58.
(3430) (1990) Social structural and historical analysis of honour, shame, and Purdah
in Baluchistan. Pakistan: the Social Sciences' Perspective -- Karachi: Oxford
University Press, pp. 247-259.
(3431) Pastner, S. L. (1971a) Ideological aspects of nomad sedentary contact: a case
from southern Baluchistan. Anthropological Quarterly Vol. 44, no. 3, p. 173-
84.
(3432) (1971b) Camels, sheep and nomad social organization: a comment on Rubel’s
model. Man; J. Royal Anthropological Institute. Vol. 6(2): pp. 285-288.
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