The Positive Background of Hindu Sociology c3.125

c3.125

Nearly two dozen academically well-qualified Research Fellows and Research Assistants have been working in connection with these Institutes in an honorary capacity. Some of them have published books of substantial value, for instance, Shib Chandra Dutt: *Dhana-Vijnāne Sākreti*, “Apprenticeship in Economics” (1932, 330 pages), and *Conflicting Tendencies in Indian Economic Thought* (Calcutta, 1934, 234 pages); Rabindra Nath Ghosh: *Ṭākākaḍi*, “Money and Currency Problems” (1936, 220 pages); Pankaj Kumar Mukherjee: *Labour Legislation in British India* (Calcutta, 1937, 240 pages). A volume dealing with the contributions of 21 scholars to the conferences of the Bengali Institute of Economics has been published as *Bānglāy Dhana-Vijnān*, “Economics in Bengali” (1937, 750 pages).