Bibliography of Books Read by Mahatma Gandhi, with Kirit K. Bhavsar and Purnima Upadhyay (Gujarat Vidyapith University, Ahmedabad, 2011).
Gustav Le Bon (1841-1931), Ferdinand Tönnies (1855-1936) and Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948) as Modern Psychologists (Mahatma Gandhi Mission, Aurangabad, 2018; 2nd ed., 2020). “A Comprehensive Sketch of What Mahatma Gandhi Said and Did re: Health, Nutrition, Hygiene and Health Care” (lecture delivered in 2019 in New Delhi to a joint meeting of the
All India Institute of Medical Sciences and the
Indian Council of Medical Research)
An Account of the Historic Dialogue between Mahatma Gandhi and Babasaheb Ambedkar (with a preface by Ankushrao N. Kadam; Mahatma Gandhi Mission University, Aurangabad, 2020)
Looking Back for Insights into a New Paradigm, with James Farmelant. MRZine.
The Strange Case of Dr. Hayek and Mr. Hayek, with James Farmelant (in
Journal of Social and Political Studies, Allahabad, vol.3/2, 2012).
Some Historical Notes on Ecological Sensibilities in Modern Western Culture (University of Kerala, Trivandrum, 2016; revised 2020).
A Proposal to Establish at the MGM University a Potentially Notable Ph.D. Programme in Ecological Economics (Mahatma Gandhi University, Aurangabad, 2020).
How About a UBI Funded by Levies on Every Way of Destroying our Heritage of Natural Resources? (lecture delivered in 2019 at the
University of Hyderabad; published subsequently by Mahatma Gandhi University, Aurangabad, with a foreword by
Herman Daly).
Universal Basic Income in India too? A Dialogue (with
Pulin B. Nayak; in
Mainstream, vol. LVIII/50, 2020) ''Pastoralism and Gandhi's Village-ism''; guest lecture, Mahatma Gandhi University, 2022. "Valuable nuances of tuning for part 1 of J. S. Bach's
Das wohl temperirte Clavier", Berlin SIMPK 2011
An Instructive Glimpse into Relations between Some 20th-century US Journalists and Presidents (Mahatma Gandhi Mission University, Aurangabad, 2020). “Some Disturbances to Mental Health During What Gandhi Might have Reckoned to be the Last ‘Day’ of Modern Western Culture as a ‘Nine-Days Wonder’” (lecture delivered at
Savitribai Phule Pune University in 2019 and subsequently published by Mahatma Gandhi University). “Some Ideas for How Social Workers Can Make Use of Gandhi's Heritage (while ignoring his utopianism)” (lecture delivered at the
University of Delhi in 2020 and subsequently published by Mahatma Gandhi University). “Anja Bohnhof and India” (lecture delivered in 2019 at the
National Gandhi Museum, inaugurating an exhibition there, and subsequently published by Mahatma Gandhi University).
Lutes, Viols, Temperaments (Cambridge University Press, 1984) ==References==