Registered with the Regis- Licnsed to post withoud trar of Newspapers of India pro-payment under No. under No. R. N. 23844/72 TV.2-Regd.No.KL/TV/52 SOCIAL SCIENTIST: VOLUME 7 NUMBER 6 JANUARY 1979; Overexploitation and overpopulation: the proletarianization of rural workers: Claude Meillassoux; Responses to class and caste oppression in Thanjavur District: Saraswathi Menon; Patterns of emigration from Kerala: Raju Kurian; Eisenstein and the Potemkin revolution; On the dictatorship of the proletariat; On Vidya-sagar's life and work. SOCIAL SCIENTIST: VOLUME 7 NUMBER 7 FEBRUARY 1979; Regeneration and degeneration of the .peasants: three views about the destruction of the countryside: Ernest Feder; The role of agro-commercial capital in "Rural Development" in south India: Barbara Harriss; Responses to class and caste oppression in Thanjavur District 1940-52, part two: Saraswathi Menon; Scientism and the social sciences. SOCIAL SCIENTIST: VOLUME 7 NUMBER 8/9 MARCH/ APRIL 1979; Multinational companies and concentration: the case of the pharmaceutical industry: Sanjaya Lall; The politics ofJapanese-Filipino joint ventures: A sociological view: RandolfS David and Mamoru Tsuda; Transnational monopolies in the developing countries: Andras Blaho; Multinationals in the Indian drug industry. SOCIAL SCIENTIST: VOLUME 7 NUMBER 10 MAY 1979; Understanding the Marthwada riots: repudiation of eclectic Marxism: Dipankar Gupta; The Tamil purist movement: a re-evaluation: Kailasapathy; Responses to class and caste oppression in Thanjavur district, 1940-52, part three: Saraswathi Menon; Academic and social action; Agriculture and social structure in Tamil Nadu. SOCIAL SCIENTIST: VOLUME 7 NUMBER 11 JUNE 1979 Industrial development in India since Independence: Prabhat Patnaik; Textile workers' struggles in Madras Presidency: C S Krishna; Marketable surplus and economic development: M V Nadkarni; Beef-eating in ancient India; The RSS coup in the ICHR: its first fruits; Bourgeois historiography and the peasant question.