Social/Political Commentary Conflict Resolution: The RSS Way
A PhD-rooted study of RSS strategy across the Kashmir, Punjab, and Northeast insurgencies, built on the organisation's own archived resolutions.
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AUTHOR
Yashwant Pathak
- Language
- English
- Theme and Category
- Social/Political Commentary
- Books
- 1 Published
- Formats
- PAPERBACK
- Readers
About the Author
Prof (Dr) Yashwant Pathak, originally from Nagpur, India; is Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs at Taneja College of Pharmacy University of South Florida (USF) and a Tenured Professor. He has over 50 books to his credit in the area of Drug Delivery systems, Nano technology in drug delivery and artificial neural network for drug design, delivery and disposition. He has been adjunct professor in many universities outside USA. Dr Yashwant Pathak is presently associated with several organisations including Uberoi Foundation for religious studies, International commission of human rights and religious freedom, International accreditation council for dharma colleges and schools, and International Centre for Ethno-religious mediation. His book titled Handbook of Organizational conflicts in under print with Walter De Gruyter GMBH. He has written two books in the field of Conflict Management and Eastern and Indigenous perspectives on conflict resolution and organizational conflict management. He has travelled around 80 countries for many years to strengthen the local Hindu diaspora in different countries and was global co-convenor of Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh outside of India for many years. As a founder of ICCS (International Center for Cultural Studies), he pioneered the triennial convention of Elders of Ancient Civilizations and Cultures of the World attended by hundreds of scholars of ancient civilisations and tradtions from 35 plus nations.
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Prof (Dr) Yashwant Pathak, originally from Nagpur, India; is Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs at Taneja College of Pharmacy University of South Florida (USF) and a Tenured Professor. He has over 50 books to his credit in the area of Drug Delivery systems, Nano technology in drug delivery and artificial neural network for drug design, delivery and disposition. He has been adjunct professor in many universities outside USA. Dr Yashwant Pathak is presently associated with several organisations including Uberoi Foundation for religious studies, International commission of human rights and religious freedom, International accreditation council for dharma colleges and schools, and International Centre for Ethno-religious mediation. His book titled Handbook of Organizational conflicts in under print with Walter De Gruyter GMBH. He has written two books in the field of Conflict Management and Eastern and Indigenous perspectives on conflict resolution and organizational conflict management. He has travelled around 80 countries for many years to strengthen the local Hindu diaspora in different countries and was global co-convenor of Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh outside of India for many years. As a founder of ICCS (International Center for Cultural Studies), he pioneered the triennial convention of Elders of Ancient Civilizations and Cultures of the World attended by hundreds of scholars of ancient civilisations and tradtions from 35 plus nations.