The Emerging world.
Subtitle: Jawaharlal Nehru memorial volume.
Contributors: Nehru, Jawaharlal, 1889-1964.
Publisher: Asia Pub. House
Published: 1964
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 268
Subjects: Civilization, Modern.
Notes: --Towards a wider conception of our common humanity, by Sir J. Plimsoll.--The essence of Hinduism, by C. Rajagopalachari.--Reflections on violence, by Sir H. Read.--Rich lands poor lands; recollections and reflections, by E. Reid.--Asia, Africa, and the world, by C. P. Romulo.--Secularism in India, by Sampurnanand.--The Zen language, by D. T. Suzuki.--Ancient contacts and relations between India and China, by T. Yun-Shan.--Towards one world by peaceful change, by A. Toynbee.--The creative individual, by G. Tucci.--Purpose in education, by Z. Husain.
Table of contents: title: The emerging world society, by S. Radhakrishnan.; title: Universities then and now, by Lord Adrian.; title: A balance-sheet for science and technology in Europe, by Sir E. Ashby.; title: Is peaceful change possible? By Earl Attlee.; title: The task of education, by V. Bhave.; title: Views on coexistence and the conflicts of our times, by W. Brandt.; title: "East" and "West," by N. Cousins.; title: Development planning in principle and practice, by J. K. Galbraith.; title: Some qualities of forthcoming changes, by R. B. Gregg.; title: The impact of the West on Indian traditions, by Humayun Kabir.; title: The future of non-violence, by O. Lacombe.; title: Religion and the problems of peace, by G. P. Malalasekera.; title: Europe and the developing countries, by P. Mendes-France.; title: The role of science and technology in the development of underdeveloped countries in South Asia, by G. Myrdal.; title: World morality and world peace, by L. Pauling.