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DUPONT V., GOLAZ V.
Dynamiques péri-urbaines : Population, habitat et environnement dans les périphéries des grandes métropoles
Centre Population et Développement, Les numériques du CEPED, Paris, 2006

Available on CDROM and at the CEPED Web site

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HUCHET Jean-François, RUET Joël (scientific coordinators)
Globalisation and Opening Markets in Developing Markets in Developing Countries and Impact on National Firms and Public Governance. The Case of India
Report by CSH, CERNA, LSE, ORF, NCAER, New Delhi, 2006, 389 pages

Project Co-financed by the European Union under the EU-India Small Projects Facility Programme

DUPONT, V.
Dynamiques périurbaines : population, habitat et environnement dans les périphéries des grandes métropoles indiennes. Rapport Final
CSH, New Delhi, 2005, 618 pages

Rapport soumis au Ministère de la Recherche et des nouvelles Technologies, Action Concertée Incitative "Espaces et Territoires", 36 pages

Annexes :
• Compilation des références et notes bibliographiques : 70 pages
• Papers presented at the International Workshop, New Delhi, 25-27 August 2004: 361 pages
• Communications présentées à l’Atelier international de mise en perspective comparative, CEPED, Nogent sur Marne, 15 Novembre 2004 : 151 pages

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Bertrand LEFEBVRE
La mondialisation des paysages sanitaires. Les groupes hospitaliers privés en Inde.
Université Paris X-Nanterre, Nanterre, 2004, 83 pages

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FILIOR F.
Etude du réseau de distribution d'électricité à Mumbai. Interaction entre le mode de gestion du réseau et les dynamiques de fragmentations urbaines
MPhil dissertation, ENTPE, Vaux-en-Velin, 2004, 70 pages

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DANGEARD A., GIRAUD P.-N., MARIA A., RUET J., ZERAH M.-H.
Market Development of Water & Waste Technologies through Environmental Economics
CERNA, Meed SA, Paris, 2004, 51 pages

Final Synthetic Report to the French Ministry of Research

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GIRI S.
Resisting Neo-liberal Globalisation? A Study of Social Movements and the World Social Forum in India
CSH, New Delhi, 2004, 110 pages

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MARIA A.
The Costs of water pollution in India
Network DEMATEDEE, Paris, 2003, 54 pages

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MARIA A., RUET J., ZERAH M.H.
Biotechnology in India
CSH-CERNA, New Delhi, 2003, 251 pages

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LEFEBVRE Bertrand
Metropolisation et offre de soins. Une approche SIG a Delhi
Université de Rouen, CSH, Rouen, 2003, 206 pages

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CLERC Mathilde
Les ONG face au VIH/SIDA. Entre institutions nationales, état, et societe civile. L'exemple de Delhi, Inde.
Université de Rouen, CSH, Rouen, 2003, 312 pages

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GAMBIEZ M., LACOUR E.
Rural impact of farmers selling water to Chennai Metropolitan Water Board: a case study of Magaral Panchayat
CSH-Institut National d'Agronomie, New Delhi, 2003, 68 pages

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YANNIC N.
The Slum Sanitation Programme : a community-participative approach. At what conditions co-production of sanitation services can achieve higher sustainable operation and maintenance by the communities through construction of social capital?
mémoire de DEA, Université Paris-X Nanterre, 2003, 116 pages

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DORIN Bruno, FLAMANT Nicolas, LACHAIER Pierre, VAUGIER-CHATTERJEE Anne
Le Patronat en Inde: Contours Sociologiques Des Acteurs et des Pratiques
Manohar-CSH, New Delhi, 2000, 105 pages

This 105 page study, published in French by the CSH in June 2000, was commissioned and sponsored by the Economic and Financial Mission of the Embassy of France, the Indo-French Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and 13 private companies settled in India (Aérospatiale, Alcatel, Alstom, Crédit Lyonnais, Faurecia, Lafarge, Pernod Ricard, Sanofi, Société Générale, Sofema, Suez Lyonnaise des Eaux, Thomson CSF, Schneider Electric) willing to have a better understanding of the sociological background of Indian entrepreneurs (family, caste, education, religion, politics, managerial practices, etc.).

The research team which took up this challenge under B. Dorin's leadership focused on three aspects: the socio-cultural background of the Indian businessmen (family, community, thought and value, by P. Lachaier, EFEO), the business families and the political arena (Ambani, Bajaj, Birla, Godrej and Tata's history from the British rule till the present, by A. Vaugier-Chatterjee, CSH), and the managerial class in its day-to-day practices (case study of a leather industry in Tamil Nadu, by N. Flamant, IFP).

GRARE Frédéric, MACCARIO Julie and VAUGIER-CHATTERJEE Anne
L’enseignement supérieur en Inde
Report by the CSH (with the cooperation of the Cultural Service of the French Embassy), New Delhi, 2000, 79 pages

CONTENTS
1. Presentation
2. L'Education dans la Constitution
3. Les Politiques Educatives
4. Le dispositif administratif de l'Enseignement Superieur
5. Le dispositif administratif des Universites
6. Typologie des Etablissements d'Enseignement Superieur
7. Les Grandes Universites Indiennes
8. Essai de Hierarchisation des Etablissements
9. Le Financement de l'Enseignement Superieur Indien
10. La Demande d'Enseignement Superieur
11. Dysfonctionnements de l'Enseignement Superieur Indien
12. Conclusion