Editorial Board
Paul R Ackerman
Consultant, Disability and
Leadership Virginia, USA.
Marlow Ediger
Professor Emeritus of Education,
Truman State University,
North Newton, KS.
L Govinda Rao
Former Director, National Institute
for the Mentally Handicapped,
Secunderabad.
E S Srinivas
XLRI, Jamshedpur.
A K Saxena
SVP National Police Academy,
Hyderabad.
J B P Sinha
Assert Institute of Management
Studies (AIMS), Patna.
Mahesh Bhargava
Hariprasad Institute of
Behavioural Studies, Agra.
Charles Spielberger
University of South Florida, USA.
Adrian Furnham
University of London, UK.
Duncan Cramer
Loughbrough University, UK.
Nathandeen
University of Utreacht, The
Netherlands.
George Domino
The University of Arizona,
USA.
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