Review: Dagmar Wujastyk and Christ猫le Barois (eds.), The Usman Report (1923): Translations of Regional Submissions
Journal name: History of Science in South Asia
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The journal 鈥淗istory of Science in South Asia鈥� (HSSA) publishes high-quality research on the history of science, focusing on South Asia but also welcoming studies on broader cultural influences. It adopts a broad definition of 鈥渟cience鈥� and encourages theoretical discussions and offers open access. Although initially supported by the Sayahna Foundation, it is now aided by the University of Alberta and 脡rudit.
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Sarah Qidwai
University of Toronto
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Year: 2023 | Doi: 10.18732/hssa104
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