Balochistan Bibliography

Balochistan Bibliography
(661) Hubschmann, H. (1890) Geiger’s Etymologie des Bal¯uˇc¯ı. ZDMG
Vol. XXXXIV: pp. 554-561
(662) Hunter, W.W. (1876) A life of the Earl of Mayo, fourth Viceroy of India. vol.
I. Smith, Elder & Co. London.
(663) Ibragimov, B. (1973) Beludzhi Pakistana. (Sots.-ėkon. polozhenie v Pakist.
Beludzhistane i nats. dvizhenie beludzheĭ v 1947-1970 gg.). Moskva, "Nauka
143 p. (In Russian).
(664) Innes, J.J.M. (1905) The life and times of General Sir James Brown R.E.
K.C.B., K.C.S.I. John Murry. London.
(665) Jaffrey A.A. (1964) New trends in the Balochi language. Bulletin of the
Ancient Iranian Cultural Society Vol. 1(3): pp. 14-26.
(666) Jahani, C. (1988) Language standardization and orthography in Balochi.
Newsletter of Baluchistan Studies -- Naples no. 5. pp. 63-70.
(667) (1989) Standardization and Orthography in the Balochi Language (Studia
Iranica Upsaliensia 1). Uppsala
(668) (1994) “Notes on the Use of Genitive Construction versus Iza-fa
Construction in Iranian Balochi.” Studia Iranica, Vol. 23(2): pp. 285-98
(669) (1994-95) The Formal Structure of Gul Khan Nasir's Poetry. Orientalia
Suecana; Vols: 43-44: pp. 141-47.
(670) (1996) Poetry and Politics: Nationalism and Language Standardization in
the Balochi Literary Movement. in: Titus, P. (ed.) 1996: Marginality and
Modernity. Ehtnicity and Change in Post-Colonial Balochistan. Oxford pp.
105-137
(671) (1996-97) Bya o baloc-The Cry of a Baloch Nationalist. Orientalia
Suecana.Vols. 45-46. pp.81-95.
(672) (1999) Persian Influence on Some Verbal Constructions in Iranian Balochi.
Studia Iranica, Vol. 28 (1): pp. 123-43.
(673) (2000a) Language in Society – Eight Sociolinguistic Essays on Balochi.
Uppsala. (ed.)
(674) (2000b) Language Attitudes and Language Maintenance among Iranian
Baloch in Sweden. // Language in Society - Eight Sociolinguistic Essays on
Balochi. - 2000 , s. Studia Iranica Upsaliensia: pp. 33-58
(675) (2001) “Balochi.” Jane Garry & Carl Rubino (eds.).Facts About the World’s
Languages: An Encyclopedia of the World’s Major Languages, Past and
Present. New York and Dublin: H.W. Wilson Company (A New England
Publishing Associates Book). pp. 59-64
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