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1 August 2016: SAGE is pleased to announce that the prestigious journal South Asian Survey, published in association with Indian Council for South Asian Cooperation (ICSAC) is now a ‘SAGE owned’ journal. The journal serves as a forum to share fresh thinking and to debate issues of national and regional concerns; primarily from the perspectives of politics, economics, and international relations.
The leading independent academic publisher, SAGE announces this year’s winner of “Rob Potter—Best Article Award”. The award was instituted in the memory of Professor Rob Potter last year, for the most noteworthy article featured in Progress in Development Studies.
Prof Rob Potter, a distinguished academic expert on urban geography and the geographies of development was, the founding Editor-in-Chief of Progress in Development Studies, a flagship journal of SAGE. His contributions in the field are unparalleled to any.