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Debdas Banerjee PhD (Economics, Calcutta University) |
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Professor and Head, Centre for Development Studies, School of Social Sciences and Policy |
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dbanerjee@cub.ac.in; banerjee_debdas@hotmail.com |
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Areas of Expertise/Research interest: Industrialisation; international economy; regional disparity; knowledge economy; and aspects of labour economics. |
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Former Fulbright Senior Fellow at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge (USA), researched and taught at several places including MIT, Cambridge; Ohio Wesleyan University (USA); Maison des Sciences de l'Homme (Paris); Chaire Finances Internationales (Sciences Po, Paris); Institute of Development Studies Kolkata; and, Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta. Beside numerous articles and book chapters authored five books, among which are: Economic and Human Development in Contemporary India: Cronyism and Fragility (Routledge: London & New York, pp. xvii + 229; Hardback, 2010); Globalisation, Industrial Restructuring, and Labour Standards: Where India meets the Global (Sage: New Delhi, London, and Thousand Oaks, pp. 320; Hardback & Paperback, 2005); Colonialism in Action: Trade, Development and Dependence in Late Colonial India (Orient Longman: New Delhi; and Sangam Books: London, pp. xvi + 231; Paperback). |
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Anju Helen Bara M.Phil. (Planning and Development, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay) |
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Assistant Professor, Centre for Development Studies, School of Social Sciences and Policy. |
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anjuhelen@cub.ac.in; anjuhelen@yahoo.co.in |
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Areas of Expertise/Research interest: Natural Resource Management, Tribal Study, Governance, Development Studies. |
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My research is in the area of Governance of Community Forest Management. I am interested in macro-micro politics of development, Governance with focus on State-Civil Society, Aid politics, conflicts and people’s movements related to natural resources. Worked as a Research Assistant in SaciWaters and later in NIRD, Hyderabad. Presented paper in IASC Conference, Hyderabad (2011). Paper titled “Formation of New Identities through Development Interventions”, Japan (2010). Attended International workshop on Forests, landscape and governance in Bhutan (2008). Awarded Young Professional Award, International Association for the Study of Commons (IASC) 2011 and Commonwealth Scholarship. |
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Vinod Arya M.Phil (Sociology, JNU) |
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Assistant Professor (Contract), Centre for Development Studies
School of Social Sciences and Policy |
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vinodarya@cub.ac.in |
vinodarya286@gmail.com |
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Areas of Expertise/Research interest: Social Change, Dalit Politics in Uttar Pradesh, Human Rights. |
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M.Phil. Dissertation Title- “Social Change Through Politics: A Sociological Study of Dalit’s in Uttar Pradesh”. Worked as Research Associate for a collaborative research project titled “Social Status and Social Attitudes in India” between Harvard University, The University of British Columbia and Jawaharlal Nehru University. Cleared UGC-(JRF). |
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