Books
- L'interculturel ou la guerre (Préface de J.M.G.Le Clézio):Editions M.S.M.Ltd, 2005
- "Comme un roman sans fin & autres textes" (Préface d'Ananda Devi): Osman Publishing, 2012
- Des livres & des idées: Editions le Printemps, 2010, 512 pages
- L'île Maurice des cultures (Mauritius: An Island of Cultures): Editions Le Printemps, 2006
- De l'Esclavage (in collaboration): Editions Grand Océan, Ile de la Réunion, 2005
- Pour une histoire de la télévision publique à Maurice :Editions M.S.M.Ltd
- Education et Culture à l'aube du troisième millénaire (Education and Culture at the Dawn of the Third Millennium): Editions Le Printemps, 1999, 192 pages
- Littérature et révolte: Editions Le Flamboyant, 1985
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