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Name: Jayati Ghosh Date of birth: 16 September 1955
Work Address: Planning Centre for Economic Studies &
nces School of Social ScieJawaharlal Nehru University
26704494 New Delhi 110 067 el.: (91 11) 26704421/ax: (91 11) 26611764 TF Residential Address:
University 52 Dakshinapuram, Jawaharlal Nehru
6741949. New Delhi 110 067 India el.: (91 11) 26741230 or 2obile:
TM +91‐9810371353.
mail: E [email protected]; [email protected]
: Educational Qualifications
Ph. D. (Economics), University of Cambridge, England, 1983. . 77.
M. Phil. (Economics), University of Cambridge, England, 1979.A. (Economics), Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, 19.A. (Honours in Sociology), University of Delhi, Delhi, 1975. MB Employment Experience: (In reverse order)
ing, 1998 to present: Professor, Centre for Economic Studies and PlannSchool of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.
ning, urrently also Chairperson, Centre for Economic Studies and Plan
Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi CSchool of Social Sciences, December 1990 – 1998: ssociate Professor, Centre for Economic Studies and Planning, chool of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. AS
ofessor, Tufts University, Medford, MA, USA. January ‐ June 1995: Visiting PrMarch 1987 ‐ December 1990: ssistant Professor, Centre for Economic Studies and Planning,
l Nehru University, New Delhi. ASchool of Social Sciences, Jawaharla November 1985 ‐ February 1986: Consultant, Perspective Planning Division,
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Planning Commission, Government of India. March 1984 ‐ October 1985: Adrian Research Fellow, Darwin College, University of Cambridge, England.
2: October 1983 ‐ March 1984, July ‐ December 198onsultant, International Labour Office, Geneva. C Awards:
1. UNDP Award for Excellence in Analysis 2005, for West Bengal Human Development Report 2004
2. Ava Maiti Memorial Prize, Asiatic Society, Kolkata, India 2006 Italy. 3. NordSud Research Prize in Social Sciences 2010, Fondazione Pescarabruzzo,
our Office, Geneva. 4. ILO Decent Work Research Prize 2010, International Lab5. Satyendranath Sen Award, Asiatic Society Kolkata, 2012 6. Conference President, Indian Society for Labour Economics, 2013
Academic Publications:
Boo
Crisis as Conquest: Learning from East Asia, Tracts for the Timks:
1. es, Orient Longman, New Delhi, 2001 (with C. P. Chandrasekhar). 2. The Market that Failed: Neoliberal economic reforms in India, B e
ndLeftword ooks, N w
Delhi, 2002 (with C. P. Chandrasekhar) 2 edition 2004. 3. Work and Wellbeing in the Age of Finance, ‐edited with C. P. Chandrasekhar) Tulika Publishers, New Delhi, 20
(volume co03.
West Bengal Human Development Report 2004 (prin4. cipal author) 5. Report of the Commission on Farmers’ Welfare, Government of Andhra Pradesh, cember 2004 De
6. Tracking the Macroeconomy: Selections from Macroscan, 1998 to 2005, ICFAI Press, Hyderabad, 2006, Volume I: India, and Volume II: The world economy (with C.P. andrasekhar). Ch
7. Never Done and Poorly Paid: Women’s work in globalising India, Women Unlimited, w Delhi 2008 Ne
8. After Crisis: Crisis, recovery and adjustment in East Asia, (volume co‐edited with C. P. andrasekhar) Tulika Publishers, New Delhi, 2009. Ch
9. Asia rebounds but sustained recovery needs a new growth trajectory: A synthesis study of the effects of the global financial crisis on the AsiaPacific Region, UNDP Regional Centre in Asia and the Pacific, Colombo, November 2009 (with Ajay Chhibber and T. Palanivel) http://www2.undprcc.lk/resource_centre/pub_pdfs/P1116.pdf
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10. Industrialization of China and India: The impacts on the world economy, Routledge (Taylor and Francis) 2013 (volume co‐edited with Nobuharu Yokokawa and Robert E.
thorn Row11. India and the international economy, edited volume , Oxford University Press New Delhi in collaboration with ICSSR, forthcoming.
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rticles:
1. "Sickness in Indian industry", Economic & Polit cal 2. "Introduction" and "Urban labour markets" in Labour Markets in Sudan, ILO,
i Weekly, January 13. 1979.
Geneva, 1983. 3. "Absolute and differential ground rent", Journal of Peasant Studies, September
1985. 4. "Export optimism and import liberalisation", Economic & Political Weekly, March
1985. nomy", Economic & Political 5. "Problems of adjustment and growth in the world ecoWeekly, August 1985.
Economic & Political Weekly, 6. "Critique of the Report on Trade Policies for India", January 1986.
ire", Development and 7. "Foreign debt and economic development: The case of ZaChange, July 1986.
economy", Economic & Political 8. "The less developed countries in the world Weekly, November 1986.
9. "The determination of non‐capitalist land rent", Modern Asian Studies, June 1988. 10. "Import liberalisation and the new economic strategy: An analysis of their
impact on output and employment in the Indian economy", Economic & Political Weekly, Annual Number 1988 (with Ajit Singh)
11. "The world economy in the 1980s: Implications for the trade policies of developing countries", International Journal of Development Banking, January 1988.
12. "Intersectoral terms of trade, agricultural growth and the pattern of demand in India, 1959‐85", Social Scientist, March 1988.
13. "Developing countries: Narrowing economic options", Economic & Political lWeek y, December 16, 1988.
14. "Can world markets continue to sustain export‐oriented strategies of developing countries? The export pessimist's case", in Helen Hughes (ed.), The Dangers of Export Pessimism, San Francisco: ICS Press, 1992.
15. "South Asia and the international economy in the 1980s", in S. Bose, ed., South Asia and World Capitalism, Oxford University Press, 1990.
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16. "Perspective from labour studies in South Asia", in Dennis Tully, ed., Agricultural Labour and Technological Change in Rainfed West Asia and North Africa, ICARDA, 1990.
17. "Exchange rates and the trade balance: Some aspects of the recent Indian 0. experience", Economic & Political Weekly, March 3, 199
18. "Young Women in India: Livelihood and Life Choices", in Development (Journal of the SID), Rome 1990, No.1.
19. "De‐industrialisation without an import surplus: A theoretical note in the context of a stylised colonial economy", Economic & Political Weekly, Annual Number, 1991. (with Prabhat Patnaik)
20. "Poverty and employment in India", in Henry Bernstein, Ben Crow and Hazel Johnson (eds.), Rural Livelihoods: Crisis and Responses, Oxford University
n dwaj) Press, London, 1992, (with Krish a Bhara21. "Twelve theses on agricultural prices", Social Scientist, No. 234, November
1992 s22."Structural adjustment and female employment: I sues relating to rural women", ILO/National Commission on Women, January 1993
23. "Economic discipline and external vulnerability: A comment on fiscal and e Economic and Political Weekly 1adjustment strategi s", Annual Number 993
(with C. P. Chandrasekhar) 24. "Gender Concerns in Macro‐Economic Policy", Keynote Address to VIth
o rinted P
Conference f Indian Association of Women's Studies, Mysore 1993, repin Economic and olitical Weekly, Review of Women’s Studies, 1994
p ym t l ", ILO
25. "Trends in rural em lo en and the poverty‐employment inkageARTEPWorking Paper, 1994, (with Abhijit Sen)
26. "State Intervention in the Macroeconomy:" in Prabhat Patnaik (ed) Macroeconomics, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 1995
27. "Trends in Female Employment in Developing Countries: Emerging issues", Working Paper, UNDP, New York, 1995, reprinted in Background Papers to Human Development Report 1995.
28. "Structural Adjustment and Labour: India since 1991" Keynote paper for the Conference of the Indian Society for Labour Economics, reprinted in the Indian
Journal of Labour Economics, Special Number, 1995 29. "Recent trends in international trade and finance", Keynote paper for Annual
Conference of Indian Economic Association, reprinted in Indian Economic Journal, Conference Issue December 1994.
30. "Towards a conceptual framework for a gender‐sensitive index of human ty 99
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development", Working paper, CESP/SSS Jawaharlal Nehru Universi , 1 6 31. "Human Development Report 1995: A consideration from an Indian
perspective", in N. Rao, L. Rurup and R. Sudarshan (eds) Sites of Change: The structural context for empowering women in India, New Delhi 1996
32. "Democratic Rights and the Privatisation of Natural Resources" CESP/JNU Working Paper 1996
33. "What determines investment ? A comparative look at the political economy of r 1996 Investment patterns in Indonesia and India". CESP/JNU Working Pape
34. “The rupee and its malcontents: Exchange rate management in India”, Economic and Political Weekly, March 1996 (with Abhijit Sen and C. P. Chandrasekhar)
35. “Using foodstocks productively”, Economic and Political Weekly, May 1996
(with Abhijit Sen and C. P. Chandrasekhar) 36. "Gender and Trade: Issues and Evidence from developing Asia" in ESCAP
Studies in Trade and Investment No.22: Asia and Pacific Developing kok, 1996 Economies and the First WTO Ministerial Conference, Bang
37. "Coercive Corporatism: The State in Indonesian Capitalism", Social Scientist, 1996
38. "Development Policy in India: A political economy perspective", in Bose, S. and Nationalism, Democracy and Development: State and politics in A. Jalal (ed)
India, OUP, Delhi, 1997 ctive", Indian Journal of 39."Female Employment Patterns: India in Asian PerspeLabour Economics, ol 39, 1996.
ltdown" Economic and Political 40. "South East Asian Economy: Miracle or MeWeekly, September 1996, (with Abhijit Sen & C.P. Chandras
India: Economic Debates Since
ekhar) 41. "Liberalisation debates" in T. J. Byres (ed)
Independence", Oxford University Press New Delhi, 1997. l Economic 42. "Infrastructure Development: A l dressed up and nowhere to go ",
and Political Weekly", April 1997 43. "India's Structural Adjustment: An assessment in comparative Asian context",
mEcono ic and Political Weekly, May 1997 44. "Some thoughts on economic independence", Chintha, Special issue on Fifty
Years of Indian Independence, August 1997. 45. "Capital flows and macroeconomics: An historical look" in Deepak Nayyar, ed.
Economics as Ideology and Practice: Essays in honour of Ashok Mitra, it Sen) London, Frank Cass and Co., 1998, (with Abhij
46. “The Asian dilemma: Is there a way out ?”, Economic and Political Weekly, January 1998, (with Abhijit Sen and C. P. Chandrasekhar)
47. “Hubris, hysteria and hope: The political economy of crisis and response in East Asia”, in K. S. Jomo (ed) Tigers in Trouble, London: Zed Books, 1998 (with C. P. Chandrasekhar)
48. "Dissenting Economists: the 19th Century Indian Tradition ", in Claudio Sardoni and Peter Kriesler (eds) Keynes, PostKeynesianism and Political Economy: Essays in Honour of Geoff Harcourt, London: Routledge, 1998
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49. “Relocative capital, the proliferation of capitalism and industrial growth in Asia”, forthcoming in K. S. Jomo (ed) East Asia’s ersatz industrialisation, London: Palgrave (formerly Macmillan) (with C. P. Chandrasekhar)
50. "Assessing poverty alleviation strategies for their impact on poor women: A study with special reference to India", UNRISD Discussion Paper, Geneva, 1998.
51. “Women and economic liberalisation in the Asia‐Pacific region” in Thelma Kay (ed) Globalisation and Women in Asia, Bangkok, 1999.
52. “Co‐operatives under the Andhra Pradesh Mutually Aided Co‐operative Societies Act, 1995: A study of the economics of cooperative functioning in Telengana”,
rative Development Fund, 1998. Hyderabad: Coope53. “The Economy” in Profile of Women and Health in India, VHAI and WHO, New
Delhi, 1998 54. "Globalisation, international capital flows and social ethics: An Asian
cperspective", Tro aire Development Review, Dublin, 1998 55. "Financial crises and elusive recovery: Lessons for emerging markets from
Economic and Political WeeklySouth Korea and Thailand", , January 1999 (with C. P. Chandrasekhar)
56. "Globalisation and national economic policy: Myths and responses" in Jean‐Luc IndoFrench Perspectives on GlobalisationRacine and Rama Melkote (eds) ,
Orient Longman, 2000. 57. "The Indian economic reform process and the implications of the Southeast
ILO Employment and Training Papers 55Asian crisis", , Geneva 1999 (with C.P. Chandrasekhar)
58. “Perceptions of difference: The economic underpinnings”, in K. N. Panikkar (ed) Citizen’sThe Concerned Guide to Communalism, Penguin, New Delhi, 1999.
59. “An Asian view of globalisation, employment, environment and gender”, in Trade, Sustainable Development and Gender, UNCTAD, Geneva, October 1999.
60. “Trends in economic participation and poverty of women in the Asia‐Pacific region”, Discussion Paper, UN‐ESCAP, Bangkok 2000.
61. “International economic integration and human rights”, in UNDP Background Papers to Human Development Report 2000, New York.
62. “Women’s employment in the urban informal sector: A macro perspective”, in Amitava Kundu and AN Sharma (eds) The Informal Sector in India, New Delhi: 2001.
63. “Exporting manufacturing jobs or watching them disappear? Relocation, employment and accumulation in the world economy”, in Chandrasekhar and Ghosh (eds) Work and Wellbeing in the Age of Finance, New Delhi: Tulika Books.
64. “Export‐oriented employment for women: A case study of the possibilities of social policy in India”, in Ruth Pearson, Caroline Danloy and Shahrazoub Razavi
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(eds) Globalization, ExportOriented Employment and Social Policy: Gendered Connections, Palgrave, London and Basingstoke 2004.
65. “Keynesian Economics: A note on its relevance and limitations in the face of globalisation”, in Jomo K. S. and Shyamala Nagaraj (eds) Globalization versus Development: Heterodox Perspectives, Palgrave, London and Basingstoke, 2001.
66. “Contradictions and crisis in East Asian development” in Pietro Paolo Masina (ed) Rethinking Development in East Asia, Copenhagen: Nordic Institute of Asian Studies, 2001. (with C. P. Chandrasekhar)
67. “Information and Communications Technology and human development: The potential and the constraints” WHO Bulletin, Special Issue on Globalisation, 2001. (with C. P. Chandrasekhar)
68. “The TRIPS Agreement and its implications for human rights” in Hamish Jenkins (ed.) Human Rights and the International Economic System, NGLS, UNCTAD, Geneva.
69. “Will a social clause advance the rights of developing country workers?”, in H Human Rights and the International Economic Systemamish Jenkins (ed.) , NGLS, UNCTAD, 2001.
70. “Human rights and the need for rules for international investment”, in Hamish Human Rights and the International Economic SystemJenkins (ed.) , NGLS,
UNCTAD, Geneva. edical B (eds)
P71. “The case of m knowledge”, in Robert eaglehole and Richard Smith
Global ublic Goods for Health, London: Academic Publishers, 2003. , in Thandika Mkandawire (ed) Social 72. “Social policy in Indian development”
Policy in Development, UNRISD, Geneva, 2004. 73. Chapter on “Agriculture in India” for South Asian Human Development Report
ent, Pakistan 2002, Mahbub‐ul‐Huq Centre for Human Developm74. Chapter on “The economies of South Asia” for Real World Economic Outlook
2003, New Economics Society, London. 75. “Economic globalisation, cultural identity and social conflict”, in Suman Gupta,
Tapan Basu and Subarno Chatterji (eds) India in the Age of Globalisation: Contemporary discourses and texts, New Delhi: Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, 2003.
76. Chapter on “Employment trends in South Asia” for South Asian Human Development Report 2003, Mahbub‐ul‐Huq Centre for Human Development, Pakistan.
77. “Macroeconomic reforms and a labour policy framework for India”, Employment Strategy Paper No. 2004/1, Geneva: International Labour Office, 2004.
78. “Globalisation, economic restructuring and the implications for democracy in developing countries” in Fahimul Quadir and Jayant Lele (eds) Democracy and Civil Society in Asia, Volume 1: Globalisation, Democracy and Civil Society in Asia,
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Palgrave Macmillan 2004. 79. “The Indian economy 1970‐2003”, chapter for Cambridge Economic History of
India, Vol. II, (ed. S. Bhattacharya) New Delhi: Orient Longman, 2004.
80. “The political economy of the Indian reform strategy: The role of the Indian capitalist class”, in Manoranjan Mohanty (ed) Class, Caste, Gender, New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2004. (with Prabhat Patnaik and C. P. Chandrasekhar)
81. “Imperialist globalisation and the political economy of South Asia”, in Alan Freeman and Boris Kagarlitsky (eds) The Politics of Empire: Globalisation in Crisis, London: Pluto Press, 2004.
82. “Fluid finance, systemic risk and the IMF’s SDRM proposal”, in K. S. Jomo (ed) After the Storm: Crisis, recovery and sustaining development in four Asian economies, Singapore: Singapore University Press, 2004. (with C. P. Chandrasekhar and Smitha Francis)
83. “Capital flows, changing patterns of work and gendered migration: Implications for women in Asia”, Indian Journal of Labour Economics, 2004
84. “Changes in the world of work”, Keynote Paper for Indian Society of Labour Economics Annual Conference, published in Indian Journal of Labour Economic Conference Volume, 2004 US 85.“Can the US continue to rule the world economy?” in N. Janardan Rao, ed. “Economy: Issues and perspectives”, ICFAI Press 2005. 86.“The Twelfth Finance Commission and the restructuring of state debt: A note”,Economic and Political Weekly, Vol XL No 31, July 30‐Aug 5, 2005.
87. “Macroeconomic policy, inequality and poverty reduction in fast‐growing India China”, Propoor macroeconomic: Potential and and in Andrea Cornia (eds)
limitations, London: Macmillan‐Palgrave, 2006. (with C. P. Chandrasekhar) 88. “The social and economic impact of financial liberalisation: A primer for
c New n Matters
developing ountries”, UN‐DESA Working Paper, York, and in Jose A tonio Ocampo and K.S. Jomo (eds) Policy , Opus Books and Zed Books.
89. “The right to development and international economic regimes” in Arjun Sengupta, Archana Negi and Moushumi Basu (eds) Reflections on the right to development, New Delhi: Sage Publications 2005.
90. “Inequality in India: A survey of recent trends” in K.S. Jomo (ed) Flat world: Big gaps, London Zed Books and Opus Books, 2007. (with Parthapratim Pal)
91. “Understanding the extent and evolution of inequalities in China” in K. S. Jomo (ed) Flat world: Big gaps, London Zed Books and Opus Books, 2007. (with Ranja Sengupta)
92. “Michal Kalecki as a development economist”, in Jomo K.S. (ed.), The Pioneers of Development Economics: Great Economists on Development”, Delhi: Tulika Books and London: Zed Books, 2005.
93. “The right to work and recent legislation in India” Indian Journal of Labour Economics, Conference volume, December 2005
94. “Economic insecurity in South Asia” chapter for South Asia Human Development Report 2006, on Human Security in South Asia
95. “IT‐driven offshoring: The exaggerated development opportunity” in Journal of Human Systems Management, 2006, IOS Press. (with C. P. Chandrasekhar)
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96. “The economic and social effects of financial liberalisation”, in New Agenda: South African Journal of Social and Economic Policy, Issues 22 and 23, Second and Third Quarters 2006.
97. “Making sense of the world economy”, Development and Change, Vol 37 No 6, 2006: pages 1417‐1423.
98. “The “Demographic Dividend” and Young India’s Economic Future” in Economic and Political Weekly, Vol XLI No 49, December 9‐16 2006. (with C. P.
dhury) Chandrasekhar and Anamitra Roychou99. “Macroeconomic and growth policies”, Policy Guidance Notes for Developing
Countries, UN‐DESA and UNDP, New York, 2007. 100. “Central bank autonomy in the age of finance: The implications for developing
countries”, in Amiya Kumar Bagchi and Gary Dimski (eds) Capture and Exclude: Developing economies and the poor in global finance, New Delhi: Tulika Books, 2007. : An unfortunate convergence?”,
101.“Recent employment trends in India and China
in Indian Journal of Labour Economics 2007 (with C. P. Chandrasekhar) 102. “India: Growth with exclusion”, Chapter for South Asia Human Development
Report 2007, mabad, Mahbub‐ul‐Haq Centre for Human Development, IslaPakistan.
103. “Informalization, migration and women: recent trends in Asia”, in Labour, Globalization and the State, edited by Debdas Banerjee and Michael Goldfield, Routledge 2007.
104. “Adjustment, recovery and growth: An analysis of the five “crisis” countries of Economic and Political WeeklyEast Asia”, , VOL 42 No. 50 December 15 ‐
December 21, 2007 105. “New research questions in the decent work agenda: A perspective from Asia”,
in Gerry Rodgers and Christiane Kuptsch (eds) Pursuing decent work goals: h, IILS Research Series 115, Geneva 20 8Priorities for researc 0
106. “South Asia” for Handbook of Development Economics, edited by Amitava Krishna Dutt and Jaime Ros, Macmillan 2008 (with Prabhat Patnaik)
107. “Informalization and women’s work force participation: A consideration of recent trends in Asia”, in Shahrazoub Razavi (ed) The Gendered Impact of Liberalization: Towards embedded liberalization?, Routledge 2008.
108. “The case for caste‐based quotas in higher education”, in Sukhadeo Thorat and Narender Kumar (eds) In Search of Inclusive Policy: Addressing graded inequality, Delhi: Rawat Publications, 2008.
109. “Migration and gender empowerment: Recent trends and emerging issues”, Human Development Background Paper, UNDP New York, May 2009, available at
9_04.pdfhttp://hdr.undp.org/en/reports/global/hdr2009/papers/HDRP_200 . 110. “The costs of coupling: The global crisis and the Indian economy”, in Cambridge
Journal of Economics Symposium on the Financial Crisis July 2009, 33: 725–739 (with C. P. Chandrasekhar).
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111. “The unnatural coupling: Food and global finance”, Journal of Agrarian Change, Symposium on the Global Food Crisis, January 2010.
112. “Poverty reduction in China and India: Policy Implications of recent trends”, king Paper No 92 UNDESA Wor
113. “Capital” in “Marx: A Political Economy Companion”, edited by Ben Fine and lan, forthcoming 2011. Alfred Saad‐Filho, London: Palgrave‐Macmil
114. “Peasant societies in flux” in Ira Pande, ed “India China: Neighbours/Strangers, New Delhi: HarperCollins Publishers 2010
115. “Global crisis and beyond: Sustainable growth trajectories for the developing world”, International Labour Review, July 2010.
116. “Reading Capital in the age of finance”, in Sudhanva Deshpande, ed., Marx’s Capital: An introductory reader, New Delhi: Leftword Publications, December 2010.
117. “Employment in post‐crisis economies: Emerging issues”, Background Paper for Trade and Development Report 2010, UNCTAD Geneva, (with C. P. Chandrasekhar) So118.“Global crisis and the developing world”, in 0 pp198‐208.
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undings, Issue 44 Spring 201
119. “The political economy of hunger in India” 45, Nos 44‐45, October 30‐November 12, 2010.
120. “Food and global finance”, in Jome Kwame Sundaram ed. Reforming the International Financial System for Development, Columbia University Press, New York 2010.
121. “Re‐orienting development in uncertain times”, in Peter van Bergelijk, Arjan de Haan and Rolph van der Hoeven (eds) The Financial Crisis and Developing Countries, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, 2010 pp 17‐31
122. “Social processes in the Indian accumulation story”, in Social Scientist, January 2011.
123. “Cash transfers as the silver bullet for poverty reduction: A sceptical note”, 1, May 21, 2011. Economic and Political Weekly, Vol XLVI No 21, pp 67‐7
124. “Fear of foreigners: Recession and racism in Europe”, Race/Ethnicity: 11. Multidisciplinary Global Contexts, Vol 4:1, July 20
125. “Sustaining real development in the South”, in Development, July 2011, nt/www.sidint.net/developme .
126. “Dealing with ‘the poor’”, Development and Change, June 2011 Vol 42 No 3: pp 849–858.
127. “Fiscal devolution in the era of liberalization: The Indian experience”, in Praveen Jha, ed Progressive Fiscal Policy in India, New Delhi, Sage Publications,
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2011, pp 206‐221 128. “Providing quality school education to all children”, in KN Panikkar and M
Bhaskaran Nair, eds Emerging trends in Higher education in India, Delhi: Longman (Pearson Press) 2011, pp 117‐142
129. “Financial crises and the impact on women: A historical note”, in Nalini Visvanathan, Lynn Duggan, Nan Wiegersma and Laurie Nisonoff (eds) The Women, Gender and Development Reader, Second edition, London: Zed Books 2011, pp 22‐27.
130. “Implications of regulating commodity derivatives markets in the USA and EU" in PSL Quarterly Review (formerly Banco Nationale del Lavoro Quarterly Review) Vol. 64 n.258 (2011), 287 ‐ 304.
131. “WTO conflict with financial regulation”, Economic and Political Weekly, Vol XLVI No 52, Dec 17, 2011 pp75‐79 (with Todd Tucker).
132. “Implicazioni della regolazione dei mercati dei derivati sulle materie prime negli USA e nell’Unione Europea”, Moneta e Credito, Vol. 64 n. 256 (2011), 297‐318.
133. “Women, capital and labour accumulation in Asia”, Monthly Review, January 2012, Vol 63 Issue 8, pp 1‐15.
134. “Redefining development and quality of life: New economic strategies in Economic and Political Weekly 2, pp Ecuador”, , Vol XLVII No 7, February 18, 201
37‐43. 135. “Development” in Bhupinder S. Chimni and Siddharth Mallavarapu, eds.
International Relations: Perspectives for the Global South, New Delhi: Pearson/Dorling Kindersley, 2012.
Eco136. “The emerging Left in the ‘emerging’ world”, , June 16, 2012, Vol XLVII no 24, pp 33‐37.
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137. “Left regimes in Latin America: Economic aspects of the attempt to create ‘21century Socialism’”, The Marxist, Vol XXVIII No 2, April June, pp29‐49.
138. “Speculation on Commodities Futures Markets and Destabilization of Global Food Prices: Exploring the Connections”, International Journal of Health Services, 2012, Volume 42, Number 3, Pages 465–483, 2012 (with Robert Pollin and James Heintz).
139. “Accumulation strategies and human development in India”, Agrarian South: Journal of Political Economy, 2012, Vol 1 No 1, pp 43‐64.
140. “The Asian financial crisis, financial restructuring and the problem of contagion”, in Martin H. Wolfson and Gerald E. Epstein, eds. The Handbook of the Political Economy of Financial Crises, Oxford University Press 2013, pp 311‐325 (with C. P. Chandrasekhar)
141. "Should rich countries stop sending development aid to India?" British Medical Journal, January 2013, 346:f78
142. " Growth and emergent constraints in the Indian economy in the context of global uncertainty", in Industrialization of China and India: The impacts on the world economy, Routledge (Taylor and Francis) 2013 (edited by NobuharuYokokawa, Jayati Ghosh and Robert E. Rowthorn
143. "Crisis and beyond: Debating gender justice in Asia", in Rashidah Shuib, Noraida Endut and Diana Wong (eds) Gender Justice in Asia, Penerbit USM Press, Penang Malaysia July 2013.
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144. “Economic integration and global crises: A perspective from the developing world”, in Heiner Flassbeck (ed) Act Now! A global manifest for economic policy, algrave Macmillan New York, August 2013. P
145. “Development in a time of financial crises: How good is the bad news? A note on re-orienting macroeconomic policies”, in Byasdeb Dasgupta ed., Non-Mainstream Dimensions of Global Political Economy: Essays in honour of Sunanda Sen,
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146. “Microfinance and the illusion of development”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, forthcoming 2013.
147. “A brief empirical note on the recent behaviour of factor shares in national income”, Global and Local Economic Review, Special Issue in honour of Anwar Shaikh, forthcoming October 2013.
Projects: c p : Re ent sponsored rojects
1. IDPAD/ICSSR Project on “The intertwining of sustainable development and employment: A comparative study of India and the European Union” ‐ Local Project Director. Partner institution: Erasmus University, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Duration: January 1999 to March 2002. Project completed and submitted April 2002.
2. Planning Commission/Institute for Human Development Project on “Droughtproofing Chhattisgarh: Water policy and implementation strategy” –
2Project Director. Duration: June 001‐December 2002. Project completed and submitted January 2003.
3. IDPAD/ICSSR Project on “ICT and development: Comparative experience of India and the EU” – Chief Researcher. Partner institution: Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. Duration: 2004‐06.
4. CBGA Project sponsored by Ministry of Rural Development and UNDP on “Implementation of NREGA in selected districts in Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Madhya Pradesh”, May‐October 2006.
hina and 5. Economic Research Foundation Project on “The implications of the rise on CIndia on other economies of developing Asia”, 2008‐09.
6. Economic Research Foundation Project on “Re‐regulating finance” 2009‐10 7. ICSSR Project on “Research and Explorations in Economics”, edited volume on “India
and the International Economy”, submitted December 2012. Oth ngs: er writi
mic and Political w 99 and 1996. 1. Column Policy Watch in Econo Weekly bet een 1 1 2. Regular fortnightly column Preoccupations, on current affairs, in Frontline
magazine from 1993 to present.
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8. Regular fortnightly column Macroscan in Businessline newspaper on macro‐economic issues from 1997 to present (with C. P. Chandrasekhar)
9. Regular column on current economic matters in Bengali newspaper Ganashakti, February 2001 to 2012.
10. Regular column on economic issues and current affairs in Deccan Chronicle, October 2001 to 2011. 11. Regular column on economic issues and current affairs in Asian Age, 2005‐10.
12. Columns in The Guardian Newspaper and Guardian Development Blog, London, UK 2009‐present. lecrisis.com 13. Co‐editor and blogger, Triple Crisis Blog. www.trip
4. Western music critic, Times of India 1988‐1998. 1 Research Supervision: I have supervised research for 35 M. Phil. dissertations (31 awarded, 4 awaiting eports), 15 Ph.D. dissertations (13 awarded and 2 submitted awaiting reports). I am urrently supervising the research work of 4 M. Phil. students and 14 Ph. D. students. rc Other professional activities:
1.Member, National Knowledge Commission, (reporting to the Prime Minister) Government of India, July 2005 – April 2009.
2. Executive Secretary, International Development Economics Associates (This is an international network devoted to promoting research and dissemination of heterodox perspectives in economics, website www.networkideas.org)
3. Founding Trustee, Economic Research Foundation, New Delhi. (This is a non‐profit trust engaged in research and dissemination of progressive economics. It currently manages the economics and policy‐related websites: www.networkideas.org, www.macroscan.org, and www.atisweb.org, in addition to undertaking other research and dissemination work.)
4. Member, Committee for Evaluation of Research of the International Labour Organisation, Geneva 2007
5. Chairperson, Commission on Farmers’ Welfare, Government of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, October‐December 2004. (Report submitted to Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh on 11 December 2004
6. Chairperson, Review team for Country Strategy Programme of Action Aid India, report submitted December 2010
7. Member of Board, Focus on the Global South, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand, 2006‐10.
8. Member, Advisory Board on Human Development Report, Government of Madhya Pradesh
9. Member, Expert Group on Human Development, Government of Karnataka
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10. Member of Jury, International Trade Research Award, Eximbank, Bombay 11. Member, Governing Board, Focus on the Global South, Bangkok
12. Member of Research Advisory Board, Council for Social Development, New Delhi13. Member of Board, Centre for Budget and Governance Accountability, New Delhi 14. Member of Governing Council, National University of Educational Planning and
Administration, New Delhi. 15. Member of Governing Body, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, India 16. Member of Steering Committee for Labour and Employment for the XIth Plan,
Planning Commission, Government of India 17. Member of Steering Committee for Education for the XIth Plan, Planning
Commission, Government of India. 18. Member of Group of Feminist Economists for the XIth Plan, Planning
Commission, Government of India. 19. Member of Task Force on Agricultural Technology, Planning Commission,
Government of India. November 2004‐February 2005 20. Member of Governing Body, Satyawati College, University of Delhi, 2001‐03 and2006‐07.
‐06 21. Member of Governing Body, Motilal Nehru College, University of Delhi, 200322. Member of Editorial Board, International Labour Review, Geneva, 2010‐14 23. Member of International Editorial Advisory Board, Journal of Agrarian Change,
2010‐12. t 24. Member of International Advisory Board, Centre for Poverty and Developmen
Studies, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. . 25. Member of Policy Centre Advisory Group, The British Academy, London, UK
26. Member of Global Development Advisory Panel, The Guardian Newspaper, London.
27. Team Leader, Assessment of Development Results of UNDP Indian Country Programme, 2011.
28. Member of Human Development Report Advisory Panel 2011‐13, UNDP New York.
29. Member of Group of Feminist Economists for the XIIth Plan, Planning Commission, Government of India
30. Member of International Advisory Board, The Economic and Labour Relations Review
, 2010‐13. 31. Member of Executive Council, Central University of Tamil Nadu32. Member of Executive Council, University of Kashmir, 2011‐13. 33. Member of Advisory Group on Post‐2015 Global Thematic Consultation on
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Inequalities, UN Women and UNICEF. 34. Member of Editorial Board, World Economic Review, 2011‐present
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35. Member of Governing Body, Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, 2012‐14.
Academic Extension Activities: 1. Have lectured in Refresher Courses organised by the Academic Staff College of JNU
since its inception, and been Academic Co‐ordinator of the Economics Refresher Course in 2001.
2. Have served as referee for articles appearing in the following journals: Cambridge Journal of Economics, Development and Change, Journal of Development Studies, World Development, Indian Journal of Agricultural Economics, Indian Journal of Labour Economics, Feminist Economics.
3. Am currently serving on the Editorial Boards of the following journals: International Labour Review, Journal of Agrarian Change, World Economic Review.
4. Have lectured in various academic institutions in India, including colleges and institutes of Delhi University, Calcutta University, Central University of Hyderabad, Osmania University, Centre for Development Studies Thiruvananthapuram,
now University of Mumbai, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, LuckUniversity, etc.
5. irector, Women’s Studies Programme, Jawaharlal Nehru University, 2002‐04. D
NonAcademic Activities Honorary Secretary, Delhi Music Society, New Delhi, 1990‐2000.
ociety, 2000‐02 and Vice‐President and Chairperson, School Committee, Delhi Music S2010 ‐ present. Music critic (western classical music) Times of India 1986 to 1996. Regular monthly illustrated lectures on western classical music, Impromptu/Interlude, Max Mueller Bhavan, New Delhi, since 1996. Consultancy work:
Have worked as part‐time Consultant for the following organisations: ILO, UNDP, UNCTAD, UN‐ESCAP, UNRISD, UNICEF, UNIFEM, UN‐DESA, ADB, Commonwealth ecretariat, Mahbub ul Haq Human Development Centre, UN Women. S Some projects undertaken in recent years: 1. For UN‐ESCAP, Bangkok, 1998: Paper on “Economic liberalisation and women in the
Asis‐Pacific region”, presented as Background Paper for Regional Meeting on Globalisation and Women, Bangkok, May 1998.
2. For ILO, Geneva, 1998: Paper on “Assessment of Reform Process in South Asia on Employment and other Social Variables”, presented at Meeting in New Delhi in December 1998.
3. For UNDP, New York, 1999: Background Paper on “Rules of economic integration and human rights” for Human Development Report, 2000.
4. For Asian Development Bank, Manila, 1999: Paper on “Trends in economic participation and poverty of women in the Asia‐Pacific region”, presented at Beijing Plus Five Review, conference, Bangkok, August 1999.
5. For UNRISD, Geneva , 2000‐01: Paper on “Globalisation, export‐oriented employment and social policy: A case study of India”
6. For Mahbub Ul Haq Human Development Centre, Pakistan 2000: Chapter on India for South Asia Human Development Report Issue on Globalisation.
7. For UNICEF, New York, 2000‐01: Paper on “Harnessing technological progress fro children” for project on “Harnessing Globalisation for Children” co‐ordinated by Andrea Cornia and Eva Jespersen.
8. For WHO, Geneva, 2001‐02: Paper on “Medical knowledge as a global public good for health”.
9. For Mahbub ul Haq Human Development Centre, 2002: Chapter on India for South Asia Human Development Report Issue on Agriculture. n10. For DFID, India, 2002: Public sector restructuring ilabour and social implications
West Bengal: Contribution on
11. For ADB, Manila, 2002: India Gender Country Study 12. For ILO, Geneva, 2002: Study on Macroeconomic policies and labour market outcomes in India for 13. For Mahbub Ul Haq Human Development Centre, 2003: Chapter on India South Asia Human Development Report Issue on Employment U la g , 14. For NDP, P nnin Commission, GoI and Government of West Bengal 2002‐04: West Bengal Human Development Report (Report writer) 15. For UNDP, New York: Thematic study on trade liberalisation and the macroeconomics of poverty reduction, 2004.
16. For UNDP, New Delhi: Background chapter on the Movement of Natural Persons and Human Development, for Regional HDR on Trade and Human Development, 2004.
17. For UNDP, New York: Micro‐macro linkages in poverty reduction strategies and programmes in South Asia, 2004.
18. For UNDP, New York: Background Paper for HDR 2005 on trade liberalisation and agriculture in India. 19. For ILO New Delhi: Paper on productivity and incomes in Indian agriculture, 2005.
20. For UN‐DESA New York: Guidance Notes on Macroeconomic policies in developing countries, September 2006. 21. For ILO Geneva: Member of Committee to review ILO Research, 2007.
22. For UNRISD Geneva: Paper on Growth, structural change and macroeconomic policies, completed October 2008. 23. For UN‐DESA, New York: Paper on Growth and poverty reduction in China and India.
24. For UNDP, Colombo: Synthesis Study of Impact of financial crisis in Asia, September‐ November 2009.
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25. For UN Division for Advancement of Women, New York: Report for Expert Group Meeting on Gender and the MDGs, December 2009.
26. For UN DESA, New York: Background Paper for 2010 ECOSOC Thematic Discussion, on “Current global and national trends and challenges and their impact on gender equality and empowerment of women”, Jan‐Feb 2010.
27. For UNCTAD, Geneva, Background papers for Trade and Development Report 2010: “Economic liberalisation and organised sector employment in India” and “Employment trends in post‐crisis economies in Asia” (with C. P. Chandrasekhar).
28. For UN‐DESA, New York, Background Paper for World Social Situation 2010, on “Fiscal responses to crisis” (with C. P. Chandrasekhar).
29. For UNDP Evaluation Office, New York, Assessment of Development Results for UNDP India Country Programme, 2011.
30. For UNCTAD, Background Paper for Trade and Development Report 2012, on “Inequalities in South Asia”. 31. For UN Women, Paper on “Economic crises and women’s work: Exploringprogressive strategies in a rapidly changing global environment”, September 2012 32. For UNDP Evaluation Office, New York, Evaluation of UNDP Strategic Plan 2008‐12.
33. or UN Women, Paper on “Women and domestic work: Creating conditions for ecent work”, November 2012. Fd
Participation in International since 2003: 1. “Asia: the unexpected shock and the quiet aftershocks”, in FES‐WSP North‐South
Conferences
Dialogue on “Reshaping Globalisation: A new order for financial markets”, Berlin, Germany, 15‐16 May, 2003
2. “Capital flows and gendered migration in Asia: An analysis of recent trends and their implications for Asian women”, Keynote Paper for Conference on Globalisation and Gender: The Implications of Global Economic Restructuring for Women in China and Southeast Asia, City University of Hong Kong, November 27‐29, 2003.
3. Organised IDEAs sessions at World Social Forum, Mumbai around the theme “Resisting the new imperialism”, with sessions on: the instruments of imperialism: war, trade and finance; the agrarian crisis; trade volatility and financial fragility; women and economic rights; the world of labour; the impoverishment of nation states. Mumbai, 16‐21 January 2004.
4. Organised IDEAs international conference on “The economics of the new imperialism” at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, on 22‐24 January, 2004 and presented paper on “Regionalism, Foreign Investment and Control: The new rules of the game outside the WTO”.
5. Paper on “Trade liberalisation and the macroeconomics of poverty reduction” at UNDP Workshop on the Macroeconomics of Poverty Reduction, Phnom Penh, May 28‐30, 2004.
6. Alternate Mansion House Lecture on “Women at work and at war: New realities of the global economy”, New Economics Foundation, London, June 16, 2004.
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7. Paper on “Short term economic migration and human development” at UNDP Workshop on “Trade and Human Development in Asia”, Bangkok, 5‐7 July, 2004.
8. Keynote address on “Globalisation and the economic conditions of women in Asia”, UN‐ESCAP High‐Level Intergovernmental Meeting to Review the Beijing Platform, Bangkok, 7‐9 September 2004.
9. Organised and served as Course Instructor for IDEAs workshop and conference on “Agrarian change and macro‐economic policies” at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 11‐19 December 2004
10. Paper on “Macroeconomic policy, inequality and poverty reduction in India and China” presented at Conference on “Macroeconomic policies for poverty reduction”, University of Florence, Italy, February 24‐25, 2005 (with C. P. Chandrasekhar)
11. Seminar presentation on “The market that failed: Neoliberal economic reform in India” at University of Florence, 26 February 2005.
12. Paper on “Gender and macroeconomic policies” at Roundtable for UN Committee for Status of Women, New York, 9‐11 March 2005
13. Paper on “The social and economic effects of financial liberalisation” in conference evelopment eon High‐Level United Nations D Conf rence on Millennium Development
Goals, New York, 14‐15 March 2005 14. success Roundtable discussion on “Is India a story of economic liberalisation?”
Commonwealth House, London, 18 May 2005. 15. Paper on “Public enterprise reform: Lessons from the Indian experience” at
Conference on “Reforming China’s State Owned Enterprises”, Centre for New Political Economy, Fudan University, Shanghai, China, 21‐22 June 2005.
16. Keynote lecture on “The Agrarian Crisis in the Developing World and Women’s Economies”, Workshop on ‘Engendering economic policies in a globalising world: Trade liberalisation, agriculture and food security”, Heinrich Boell Foundation, Berlin, 1‐5 September, 2005.
17. Paper on “Moderate Unorthodoxy or Radical Departures from Conventional Wisdom: The Case of India”, presented at International Conference on Acts of Resistance against Globalisation from the South, Turkish Social Science Association, Ankara, Turkey, 5‐7 September 2005.
18. Keynote speaker, Seminar on “Globalisation, women and economics” Helsinki Process, Helsinki, Finland, 7 September 2005.
19. William E. Massey Lecture on “Fierceness and fragility: The economics of the American Empire”, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass, USA, 18 October 2005
20. Paper on “Trade liberalisation and development: The Indian experience” presented at IDEAs‐UNAM‐FLACSO Seminar on Comparative experiences of economic liberalisation in Mexico and India, Mexico City, 24‐25 October 2005.
21. Organised 47th Annual Conference of Indian Society for Labour Economics, held at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, 15‐17 December 2005.
22. Organised IDEAs international conference on “Macro policies after liberalisation”, Muttukadu, Tamil Nadu, 27‐29 January 2006.
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23. Paper on “Macroeconomic policies and social development in India and China: A comparative perspective”, UNRISD‐SAREC Workshop on “Social policy and equality”, International Forum on the Social Science ‐ Policy Nexus, UNESCO and the Governments of Argentina and Uruguay, Buenos Aires 21‐22 February 2006.
24. Workshop on ASEAN Expert Collaboration for FTA Negotiation with US, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, 12‐13 March 2006
25. Keynote presenter at Seminar on “India and the Global System”, Fondazione Ismeri Europa, Rome Italy, 17 May 2006
26. Presentations on “Agrarian crisis and farmers’ suicides in India” and “Recent growth in India and China”, International Fund for Agricultural Development, Roma Italy 18 and 19 May 2006.
27. Paper on “The experience with US FTAs” in International workshop on “The experience with negotiating and implementing US Free Trade Agreements”, IDEAs and GSEI (Good Governance for Social Development and Environment Institute), Bangkok, Thailand, August 2006.
28. Presentation on ‘Integration through trade: Why doesn’t it create more jobs?” at IDEAs workshop on Policy Trends, Growth Patterns and Distributional Outcomes Under Globalisation, Shanghai Administrative Institute, 21‐24 August 2006
29. Organised and participated in IDEAs conference on “Economic Openness and Income Inequality: Policy Options for Developing Countries in the New Millennium”, Shanghai Administrative Institute, 25‐26 August 2006.
30. Paper on “The right to work and recent legislation in India” at conference on “Social Policy in a Development Context”, SIDA Seminar, Stockholm Sweden, 31 October 2006
31. Presentation on “Appropriate policies and practices of social and employment policy in developing countries” at Conference on Social Policies for Development in a Globalizing World, 1‐2 November, Kellokowski Baltic Sea Centre, Finland
32. Presentation on “Research issues for the decent work agenda: A perspective from Asia” at the Research Conference on Decent Work, Social Policy and Development, International Institute for Labour Studies, ILO, Geneva, Switzerland, 29 Nov‐1 Dec 2006.
33. Paper on “Economic growth and employment generation in India: Old problems and new paradoxes” IDEAs conference on Strategies for Sustainable Employment Generation in Developing Countries, Institute of Development Studies, University of Nairobi, Kenya, 25‐27 January 2007.
34. Presentation at Social Scientist Seminar on “Travails of the post‐colonial state”, 22‐24 February 2007.
35. Paper on “Employment patterns in China and India: An unfortunate convergence?” at CASS‐ICSSR Workshop on Comparative Employment Patterns in India and China, New Delhi 27‐29 February 2007.
36. Presentation on “Macroeconomic policies in developing countries” at G‐24 Technical Group Meeting, New York, 12 March 2007.
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37. Organised and presented paper on “Developing Country Surpluses and Implications for Macroeconomic Policies” at IDEAs workshop on "Development Experiences and Policy Options for a Changing World”, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, 3‐5 June 2007.
38. Organised IDEAs conference on “Policy perspectives on growth , economic structures and poverty reduction”, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, 7‐9 June 2007.
39. Participant in Panel Discussion on “Growth, poverty reduction and equity – emerging paradigm” at meeting of UN Economic and Social Council High Level Segment, Geneva, 2 July 2007.
40. Keynote Speaker on “Macroeconomics of poverty reduction” at Annual Conference of Research Council of Norway, Oslo, 14 November 2007.
41. Organised IDEAs Conference on “China, India and the world economy”, New Delhi 24‐26 January 2008.
42. Special lectures on “From the Marshall Plan to the WTO: The world economy since World War II” and “The global food crisis” at the University of Turin, Italy, 19‐22 May 2008.
43. Paper on “Growth, employment and inequality in China and India” at Conference on “States, markets democracy”, Universita degli Studi Federico II, Naples, Italy, 15‐19
June 2008. italism”, 44. Organised IDEAs conference on “The value of money in contemporary cap
New Delhi, India, 12‐13 September 2008. 45. Panel debate organised by The Guardian newspaper and New Economics
Foundation, London, on “Triple Crunch: Can we solve the credit crunch, climate change and energy shocks with a Green New Deal?”, The Guardian Newsroom, London, 19 September 2008.
46. Roundtable on “What have we learned?” in IDEAs Conference on “Income distribution and globalisation: Challenges and Policy responses”, Ministry of Labour, Argentina, in association with ILO‐ECLAC‐UNDP, Buenos Aires, 22‐23 September 2008.
47. Paper on “Economic growth and employment creation in India” in IDEAs conference on “The emerging global economy: Is there a challenge from the South?” Facultad de Ciencias Económicas, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 24‐25 September, 2008.
48. Paper on “Growth, structural change and poverty reduction: The role of macroeconomic policies” at UNRISD Workshop on Strategies for poverty reduction, Geneva 4‐5 November 2008.
49. Paper on “Growth with exclusion: The recent economic experience of India” at Workshop on the Indian Economy, University Sciences Po, Paris, France, 7 November 2008.
50. Panel discussion on “Global economic crisis”, The Guardian Newspaper, London, U.K., 2 March 2009.
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51. Presentation on “The crisis and developing Asia” at Attac Conference on “The end of capitalism?”, Berlin, Germany 6‐8 March 2009.
52. Organized IDEAs conference on “The decline of neoliberalism” at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, India on 13‐15 March and presented paper on “The global financial crisis and the developing world”.
53. Organised IDEAs conference on “Re‐regulating finance in the light of global crisis”, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China 9‐11 April 2009, and presented paper on “The unnatural coupling: Food and global finance”.
54. Papers on at International Seminar on “Managing Cross‐Border Finance Under Increasing Uncertainty”, Centre for Banking Studies, central Bank of Sri Lanka, Colombo 27‐29 May 2009.
55. Paper on “Food and global finance” for Festival of the Economy, Council of Trento, 31 May‐2 June 2009
56. Paper on “The food crisis and global finance”, Conference on “Triple Crisis”, Res Publica and Norwegian parliament, Oslo, 25‐26 June 2009
57. Presentations and Papers to “International Working Group on Gender, International Economics and Macroeconomics”, Levy Institute of Bard College, New York 2‐10 July 2009
58. Paper on “National development strategy for Vietnam”, Roundtable on “Formulation of Socio‐Economic Development Strategy 2011‐2020”, Government of Vietnam, Hanoi, 15‐16 August 2009
59. Paper on “Food fragility in the current international context”, The Other Canon Conference, Tallinn Estonia, 15‐16 October 2009
60. Keynote Speaker at Bristol Schumacher Conference, Bristol, U.K., 17 October 2009 61. Keynote speaker at Conference on “Crisis of capitalism, crisis of development?”,
International Institute of Social Studies Foundation Day, The Hague, Netherlands, 4 November 2009.
62. Keynote presentation on “Developing Asia’s responses to the global financial crisis”, at UNDP Regional Workshop on the Impact of the Global Financial Crisis, Singapore University, 30 November 2009.
63. Presentations on “Capital in crisis” and “Issues of sustainability: Agriculture and the Environment” at Conference on Marxist Theory and Practice, organized by Ho Chi Minh Political Academy and Monthly Review Group, Hanoi, Vietnam, 14‐17 December 2009.
64. Organised IDEAs International Conference on “Regulating finance in the changed context”, Muttukadu, Tamil Nadu 25‐27 January 2010.
65. Organised IDEAs International Conference on “The Global Economy: Recovery or Bubble?”, New Delhi, 29‐30 January 2010.
66. Paper on “The impact of the global financial crisis on developing Asia”, at Conference on “The Impact of the Global Financial Crisis” International Poverty Centre, Beijing China, 4‐5 February 2010.
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67. Presentation on “Accumulation and transformation in the globalised Indian economy”, Seminar on “Neoliberalism, Secularism and the Future of the Left in India”, Columbia University, New York, USA, 1 April 2010.
68. Seminar on “India and the global financial crisis”, Amherst College, Massachusetts, USA, 5 April 2010.
69. Seminar on “The impact of financial speculation on commodity prices in developing countries”, Political Economy Research Institute and Department of Economics, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, USA, 6 April 2010.
70. Seminar on “The unnatural coupling: Food and global finance”, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 9 April 2010.
71. Presentation on “The global crisis and developing Asia: Implications for livelihood and poverty”, at Conference on Development Strategies for Poverty Reduction, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, 20‐21 April 2010.
72. Lead speaker at Plenary Session on “Rethinking global governance: Towards trade and financial reforms to support development”, UNCTAD Public Symposium on
1 “Responding to Global Crisis: New Development Paths”, Geneva Switzerland, 10‐1May 2010. th udies, 73. Inaugural Lecture at 25 Anniversary Conference of Centre for Women’s StColombo, Sri Lanka, 1 August 2010
74. Presentation at workshop on “Reforming Global Finance”, IDEAs and Ford Foundation, Bali Indonesia, 25‐26 September 2010
75. Presentation at Panel on Global Changes in Conference in Memory of Victor Kiernan,South Asia Studies Centre, University of Cambridge, England, 22 October 2010.
76. Paper on “Commodity speculation and food prices” World Development Movement, Conway Hall, London, England, 25 October 2010.
77. Paper on “Global equity in a new economic model: What conditions do development pathways in the South set for the Great Transition in the North”, New Economics Foundation, London England, 26 October 2010.
78. Paper on “Emergent constraints on Indian growth and the global economic crisis”, Conference on “China, India and the global economy”, Musashi University, Tokyo, Japan, 23 November 2010.
79. Keynote Address on “Global crisis and beyond: Debating gender justice in Asia” for Congress of Asian Association of Women’s Studies, Penang, Malaysia, 9 December 2010.
80. Paper on “Development banking in India”, at conference on “Financial institutions for innovation and development: Brazil and India”, MINDS, Rio de Janeiro, 22‐23 March 2011.
81. Discussant at workshop on “Financial Stability and Financial Governance in Brazil” São Paulo School of Economics of Getulio Vargas Foundation, 24‐25 March 2011.
82. Presentation at conference on “Imperialism in the age of global finance”, Columbia University, New York, 28‐29 March 2011.
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83. Ragnar Nurkse Visiting Professor in Development Economics, Tallinn University of technology, Tallinn, Estonia, 16‐15 May 2011.
84. Presentation on “Implications of regulating commodity markets in the United States and European Union”, Conference on “Proposals and Actions to Make Financial Reforms Effective for Systemic Resilience and Sustainable growth”, Fondazione Sylos‐Labini, Rome, Italy, 1‐2 June 2011.
85. Panelist at High level Roundtable on “Employment and Social Justice in a Globalising Economy”, International Labour Congress, ILO, Geneva, 13 June 2011.
86. Paper on “Accumulation and insecurity in dynamic Asian economies” at “The Future of Capitalism: A conference in honour of G. C. Harcourt”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, Robinson College Cambridge, 25‐26 June 2011.
87. Lectures on “Growth, employment and poverty reduction in India”, ToIndia Summer School, University of Turin, Italy, 4‐6 July 2011.
88. Presentation on “International Financial Flows in Historical Perspective: From Capital Accounts to ‘Efficient Allocation’ to Financialisation and Financial Crises “ in GEM‐IWG International Networking Programme on Engendering Macroeconomics and International Economics, First European Workshop, Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey 14‐15 October 2011.
89. Presentation on “Food, fuel and financial crises” in Symposium on Gender and ey, 17 Financial Crisis in Europe, Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul Turk
October 2011. 90. Presentation on “"Knowledge, mobility and solidarity: instruments of
emancipation", Pio Manzu Foundation Conference on “A Century for Women”, Rimini, Italy, 21 October 2011.
91. Acceptance Speech for ILO Decent Work Research Prize, International Labour Organisation Geneva , 11 November 2011 “Towards an employment‐led strategy for economic development”
92. Presentations “Financial regulation and commodity markets” at International Workshop on “New directions in financial regulation” organised by the Centre for Banking Studies of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka and IDEAs, 22‐25 November 2011, Colombo, Sri Lanka.
93. The Lancet Lecture 2011, University College London “Economic growth and women’s health outcomes: A deepening divide?” 28 November 2011
94. Closing Plenary Lecture at Codesria General Assembly, Rabat Morocco 5‐9 December 2011, “Developing countries in a rapidly changing world economy”
95. Presentation on “Speculation in commodity markets and the global food crisis”, Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw), Vienna Austria, 13 December 2011
96. Presentation on “Demography and migration: Challenges and opportunities” OKB Roundtable, Osterreich Kontrolbank, Vienna Austria, 15‐16 December 2011
97. Presentations at Conference on “State form and plurinationalism: Economic strategies”, organized by Senplades (Ministry of Planning and Development), Government of Ecuador, Quito Ecuador,9‐13 January 2012.
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98. Organised IDEAs Conference on “The global economy in a time of uncertainty: Capitalist trajectories and progressive alternatives”, and made a presentation on “Changing global production structures”, Muttukadu, Tamil Nadu, 24‐26 January 2012.
99. Paper on “Inclusive growth strategies for Myanmar” at Conference on “Development Policy Alternatives for Myanmar”, Ministry of national Planning and Economic development, Government of Myanmar and UN Country Office, Naypyitaw, Myanmar, 13‐15 February 2012.
100. Presentation on “The TDR’s approach to development strategies” at Conference on “Three decades of the Trade and Development Report”, UNCTAD Geneva, Switzerland, 20 February 2012.
101. Organised International Conference to celebrate 40 years of SSS, JNU on “Democracy, pluralism and justice: Challenges for India in a changing world”, JNU, New Delhi, India, 29 February to 2 March 2012.
102. Presentations on “The future of capitalism” and “The implications of emerging global powers” at Guardian Open Weekend, The Guardian Newspaper, London, UK, 24‐25 March 2012.
103. Special Address on “BRICS Financial co‐operation mechanisms” at BRICS Summit , 2012 Annual Financial Forum, organized by Eximbank New Delhi, 28 March 2012
New Delhi. 104. Presentations at Panel Discussions on “The future of industrial policy”, “Gender
nce empowerment and development”, “WTO and financial regulation” at UN Confereon Trade and Development, (UNCTAD XIII) Doha, Qatar, 23‐25 April 2012.
ry”, 105. Presentation at Conference on “Lessons of the Argentine crisis and recoveCEDES, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2‐3 May 2012.
106. Presentation on “Structural change and employment patterns in India” at Conference on “Economic Development in South, Southeast and East Asia: A retrospective and some prospects”, Department of Economics and ASSRU, University of Trento, Italy, 25‐26 May 2012.
107. Presentation on “Macroeconomic policies for recovery and growth in a world dominated by finance”, SVIMEZ, Rome, Italy, 14 June 2012.
108. Presentation at IAFFE (International Association of Feminist Economists) Annual Conference, University of Barcelona, Spain, 27‐29 June 2012.
109. Plenary presentation on “Development in a time of financial crises” at AHE‐IIPPE‐FAPE Conference on The Global Economy and the Outlook for Capitalism, University of Paris‐Sorbonne‐1, Paris, France, 5‐7 July 2012
110. Plenary Lecture at International Seminar on “Central Banks: Payment systems and financial inclusion”, Central Bank of Ecuador, Quito Ecuador 2 August 2012.
111. Presentation on “Appreciating diversity: Regulatory reform and banking practices in the developed and developing worlds”, Ford Foundation and Paolo Sylos Labini Associazione International Workshop on “The state and perspectives of financial reforms worldwide: A comparative assessment”, Villasimius, Sardinia, 7‐8 September 2012.
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112. Presentation on “Microfinance and the challenge of financial inclusion for development”, Annual Conference of the Central Bank of Argentina, Buenos Aires, 1‐2 October 2012.
113. Presentation on “Growth, distribution and sustainability in the Indian economy”, Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, Buenos Aires, 3 October 2012.
114. Address on “The crisis as opportunity”, Festival of Internazionale at Ferrara, Italy, 5 October 2012.
115. UN‐ESCAP High‐Level Dialogue on Post MDG Agenda, Meridien Hotel, New Delhi 19 October 2012.
116. Special address on “Impact of financial crisis on India and the role of co‐operatives in the recovery”, Co‐operative Union, Kolkata 17 November 2012
117. Papers on “Economic liberalization in India” and “Finance and the food crisis” FLACSO, Mexico City, 26‐27 November 2012. 118. Presentation on “India in the BRICS”, Universidad National Autonomia de Mexico(UNAM) Mexico City, 28 November 2012. 119. Presentation on “Growth, industrialisation and inequality in China and India”, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico City, 29 November 2012.
120. Keynote Address on “India’s growth model: Lessons, challenges and opportunities”, In Conference on “Growth models and development in China and India”, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, 10‐11 December 2012.
121. Paper on “Microfinance and the illusion of development” at Conference on “Current issues in financial regulation”, Renmin University, Beijing, China, 18‐19 December
2012. 122. Keynote address on “Insurance regulation in a globalising economy and current
concerns in India”, Insurance Institute of India, Raipur, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, 12 January 2013.
123. Presentation (via skype video conference) on “Economic crises and women’s work: Exploring progressive strategies in a rapidly changing global environment” in IAFFE‐UN Women Symposium on “Critical perspectives on financial and economic
2013. crises: Why gender matters”, New York , 21‐22 January124. Special Address to High‐Level Leadership Meeting of UN Development Group Global
Thematic Consultation on Inequalities in the Post-2015 Development Agenda, organised by government of Denmark, Copenhagen, 19 February 2013.
125. Participation in Panel discussion on “Strategies for employment generation in the 3. wake of the Global crisis”, International Labour Office, Geneva, 22 February 201
126. Presentation on "Who in the South is rising?", Conference on "The Rise of the South", Columbia University, New York, USA, 8 April 2013.
127. Plenary Address on "Food crisis and financial speculation in commodities: The implications for Africa", Nyerere Intellectual Festival, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 10‐12 April 2013.
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pecial/Memorial lectures since 2009
1. V. P. Chinthan Memorial lecture, Chennai 23 October 2009 2. Naren Sen Memorial Lecture, Kolkata 8 November 2009 3. Brajamohan Sarma Memorial Lecture, Guwahati 2 October 2010 “The political
economy of hunger in 21st century India” 4. Acceptance Speech for ILO Decent Work Research Prize, International Labour
Organisation Geneva, 11 November 2011 “Towards an employment‐led strategy for economic development”
5. Lancet Lecture 2011, University College London “Economic growth and women’s health outcomes: A deepening divide?” 28 November 2011
6. Ralph Miliband Lecture, London School of Economics, London, on “The emerging Left in the ‘emerging’ world”, 28 May 2012
7. Financialisation and Development Series Closing Lecture on “Development in a f time of financial crisis: How good is the bad news?” , International Institute o
Social Studies, Erasmus University, The Hague, Netherlands, 12 June 2012 rld”, 8.Lectio Magistralis, on “Social protection and development for a better woLelio Basso Foundation, Rome, 15 June 2012.
9. Special Lecture on “The global economic crisis and alternative economic trajectories”, Festival Internazionale, Ferrara, Italy, 5 October 2012.
10. K. Ramachandran Nair Memorial Lecture on “Prospects for global capitalism”, University of Kerala, Trivandrum, 8 February 2013.
11. Special lecture on "The economic context of violence against women in India", Savitribhai Phule Centre for Women's Studies, University of Pune, 18 March 2013.
