Discussions with Prof Surinder S Jodhka
Prof Surinder S. Jodhka appears recently in different TV shows, you will find all the videos below (click on links to open): 1°) A discussion in English on the subject question of banning meat...
Category: Popular writing and other publications
Urban inequality rising far more in India: François Bourguignon
Published in LiveMint on friday 22/05/2015, interview of François Bourguignon on growing inequality and the challenges it poses François Bourguignon, emeritus professor of economics at the Paris School of Economics, is one of the foremost experts...
Only if daddy says ‘yes’, by Parul Bhandari
This saturday 13th of december, Parul Bhandari, a postdoctoral fellow at CSH, wrote an article in the Indian Express : Introduction: Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (DDLJ), one of Indian cinema’s most iconic movies, has...
‘Aux sources du capitalisme indien’ Un entretien avec Claude Markovits par Jules Naudet
Référence : http://www.laviedesidees.fr/Aux-sources-du-capitalisme-indien.html Aujourd’hui la 10e puissance mondiale en termes de valeur nominale du PIB, l’Inde reste largement absente des travaux comparatifs sur les variétés du capitalisme contemporain. L’historien de l’économie Claude Markovits revient ici...
An interview with Roland Lardinois by Jules Naudet
This interview was first published in the 8th newsletter of the CEIAS: http://ceias.ehess.fr/docannexe/file/2763/the_ceias_newsletter_n8.pdf Interview with ROLAND LARDINOIS Jules Naudet 1° You began your academic career as a demographer, spent the major portion of your career...
Indian Special Economic Zones: The Difficulties of Repeating China’s Triumph
About the Author: Claudia Astarita is Adjoint Professor of Politics of China at John Cabot University, of Asian Studies al LUISS University, and International Relations Analyst (India) at Centre for Military and Strategic Studies...
Measuring Urbanization around a Regional Capital : The Case of Bhopal District
Abstract The starting point of this study is the observation that many villages in India seem to possess urban characteristics. As compared to definitions of urbanization adopted by other countries, the Indian definition of...
Water, City and Urban Planning : assessing the role of groundwater in urban development planning in Delhi
This paper emphasises that the quality of our lives is dependent on the quality of our environment, which, in turn, is dependent on the quality of land use as a result of urban planning....
Dengue spatial analysis in Delhi (Analyse de l’Emergence de la Dengue Et Simulation Spatiale – AEDESS)
Dengue, a viral infection transmitted by Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, is a rapidly growing public health problem in tropical and sub-tropical countries. An estimated 2.5 billion people live in affected areas according to the World Health Organisation (WHO)....
An alternative to conventional public water service : “user group networks” in a Mumbai slum
Providing universal access to drinking water remains a formidable challenge in the cities of developing countries and all potential technical and institutional solutions need to be taken into account. By looking at the specific...
