2018-19

Agarwal, N., Shah, R., &Venkataraman, G. (2018). Maryam Mirzakhani: The master artist of curved surfaces. Resonance: Journal of Science Education, 23 (3), 253–262.
Anil, K. (2018). De-globalisation and impact of Brexit on global economy and SAARC nations. International Journal of Business Ethics in Developing Economies, 7(1).
Anil, K. (2018). ESAF Microfinance: Walking the path of sustainable development through financial inclusion. International Journal of Research in Engineering, IT and Social Sciences, 8(2).
Anil, K., & Bansal, J. (2018). Qualitative research on issues and trends in the Bancassurance model in India: An interview report. International Journal of Banking Risk and Insurance, 6(2).
Bahal, S., Dave, K. (2018). Attitude towards luxury apparels and accessories: A study of young and middle aged consumers in Delhi/NCR. The Indian Journal of Commerce, 71(1), 38-51.
Bahal, S., Dave, K. (2018). Value perception of consumers towards luxury apparels and accessories: A study in Delhi/NCR region. ISOR Journal of Business and Management, 20(5), 31-39.
Banerjea, N. (2018). A Commentary on ‘Homopopulism’. Swakanthey, June, 2019. [Sappho for Equality newsletter article] http://www.sapphokolkata.in
Banerjea, N., & Browne, K. (2018). Livable lives: A transnational queer-feminist reflection on sexuality, development and governance. In C. Mason (Ed.), Queer development studies: A reader, (pp. 169–180). New York: Routledge.
Banerjea, N., Dasgupta, D., Dasgupta, R., Dutta, A., Rai, A. S., & Quintana, J. (2018).Queering digital cultures: A roundtable conversation with academics and practitioners. In R. Dasgupta & D. Dasgupta (Eds.), Queering digital India: Activisms, identities and subjectivities, (pp. 29–53). Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.
Banerjee, A. (2018). Challenging theoretical hegemonies. [Review of the book Handbook of alternative theories of economic development, by E. S. Reinert, J. Ghosh, & R. Kattel], The Book Review, 42(10). http://thebookreviewindia.org /challenging-theoretical-hegemonies/
Banerjee, T. (2018). Analysing economic institutions. [Review of the book Economic growth, efficiency and inequality, by S. K. Jain, & A. Mukherji], The Book Review, 42(10). Retrieved from: http://thebookreviewindia.org/analysing -economic -institutions/
Banerjee, T. (2018, August 5). Son of the soil: Politics and the spectacle of NRC in Assam. Vikalp. Retrieved from: https://www.vikalp.ind.in/2018/08/son-of-soi l-politics-and-spectacle-of.html
Biswas, A. (2018). [Review of the book Land dispossession and everyday politics in rural eastern India, by K. B. Nielsen]. Contemporary South Asia, 26(4), 498.
Chakravarty, R. (2018). The fallen woman in Bengali literature: Binodini Dasi and Tagore's Chokher Bali. In D. Das & C. Morrow (Eds.), Unveiling desire: Fallen women in literature, culture and films of the east. Rutgers University Press.
Chakravarty, R. (2018). Translating women: Different voices and new horizons. Translation Studies, 11(3), 365-367.
Chakravarty, R. (2018, February). [review of the book Durgeshnandini by B. C. Chatterji]. The Book Review, XLII (2), 21.
Charak, N., & Sharma, P. (2018). Peace building through sustainable tourism development. Tourism Innovations, 8(4), 37-47.
Charak, N., Sharma, P., & Charak, A. (2018). Comminity perception towards tourism development and peace building process: A study of border region. European Academic Research, 6(6), 3316-3328.
Chitranshi, B., & Dhar, A. (2018). Rethinking development communication. In Oxford research encyclopaedia of communication. DOI: 10.1093/acrefore/978019022 8613.013.618
Chowdhury, S. (2018). India, the most populated country by the end of the century: Challenges of demographic change [Article published in Spanish]. Vanguardia Dossier, 69(July/September).
Chowdhury, S., & Kundu, P. (2018). Alternate systems of medicine in India: How pervasive and why?. Journal of Health Management, 20(2).
Dangwal, D. D. (2018). Impact of ecological change on tribals. [Review of the book Nature, knowledge development: Critical essays on environmental history of India, by A. Bandopadhyay (Ed.)], The Book Review, 42(10). Retrieved from: http://thebook review india.org/impact-of-ecological-change-on-tribals/
Dar, A. (2018). Performative politics: South Asian children’s identities and political agency. Childhood, 25(4), 437-487.
Das, B. (2018). Adivasi identity and livelihoods in contemporary India. Economic and Political Weekly, 53(30), 31-34.
Das, P. (2018 Forthcoming). Noise pollution and its impact. In MSc Environmental Science Programme. Delhi: IGNOU.
Das, P. (2018 Forthcoming). Oil pollution and its impact. In MSc Environmental Science Programme. Delhi: IGNOU.
Das, P. (2018 Forthcoming). Radioactive pollution and its impact. In MSc Environmental Science Programme. Delhi: IGNOU.
Das, P. (2018 Forthcoming). Thermal pollution and its impact. In MSc Environmental Science Programme. Delhi: IGNOU.
Das, P. (2018 Forthcoming). Waste generation and disposal. In MSc Environmental Science Programme. Delhi: IGNOU.
Dave, K., Iyer, V.M. (2018). Unlocking employability potential: Enhancing value of employability. Apeejay Business Review ,17(2), 16-25.
Devi, O. H. (2018). Sustainability of Umang Lais sacred grove of Manipur, World Focus (August), 464, 71-77.
Dhar, A. K. (2018). [Review of the book Violence and the burden of memory: Remembrance and erasure in Sinhala consciousness, by S. Parera]. Contributions to Indian Sociology, 52(2), 245-247. DOI: 10.1177/00699667 17751937
Dhar, A. K. (2018). Girindrasekhar Bose and the history of psychoanalysis in India. Indian Journal of History of Science, 53(4), 198-204.
Dixit, K.K, & Padwad, A. (2018). Coping with curriculum change: An Indian teacher’s perspective. In M. Wedell, & L. Grassick (Eds.). International perspectives on teachers living with curriculum change, (pp.103-124). Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
Dixit, K.K., & Padwad, A. (2018). Intentions of teaching and failiures of learning: Teaching-learning English in India. In N. McLelland, & R. Smith (Eds.). The history of language learning and teaching, 3(Across cultures), (pp. 246-262). Oxford: Legenda.
Goswami, P., & Dubey, R. S. (2018). Analytical solution of the nonlinear diffusion equation. European Physcial Journal Plus, 133(5), 1-12.
Goswami, P., Rana, S., & Dubey, R. S. (2018). The norm of pre-Schwarzian derivative on subclasses of bi-univalent functions. ESCI Indexed Journal, 3(4), 600-604.
Gupta, I., & Chowdhury, S. (2018). Household microenvironment and its impact on infectious diseases in India: Evidence from the national sample surveys. In V. Dayal, A. Durairappah, & N. Nawn (Eds.), Ecology, economy and society: Essays in honour or Kanchan Chopra (pp. 225-238). Delhi: Springer.
Haq, S., & Chandrashekar, K. (2018). A charged conversation: Between the clinic and the classroom. In K. Chandrashekar, K. Lacroix, & S. Siddiqui (Eds.), Annual Review of Critical Psychology, 15(Special Issue – Sex and Power in the University), 168-181.
Haq, S., Paul, R., Mihalits, D., Tateo, L., & Marsico, N. (2018). Hidden present and visible ablsent in the city of dreams: Assembling the collective imagination. Human Arenas, 1(2), 151-165.
Jain, M. (2018). History textbooks and the idea of India. In Conference proceedings of the international conference on the Idea of India (pp. 78-84). Calcutta: The Seagull Foundation for the Arts.
Jain, M. (2018). Public, private and education in India: A historical overview. In M. Jain, R. Mukhopadhyay, A. Mehandale, C. Winch, and P. Sarangapani (Eds.), School education in India: Market, state and quality (pp. 31-66). Abingdon/New York: Routledge.
Jain, M. (2018). Recovering the practice and profession of teaching. In M. Jain, R. Mukhopadhyay, A. Mehandale, C. Winch, and P. Sarangapani (Eds.), School education in India: Market, state and quality (pp. 123-138). Abingdon/New York: Routledge.
Jain, M. (2018). Schools, markets and citizenship in Delhi. In M. Jain, R. Mukhopadhyay, A. Mehandale, C. Winch, and P. Sarangapani (Eds.), School education in India: Market, state and quality (pp. 191-226). Abingdon/New York: Routledge.
Johri, R. (2018). [Review of the book Gendering mental health: Knowledges, critiques and institutions, by B.V. Davar and T.K.S. Ravindran (Eds.)]. Indian Journal of Gender Studies, 25(1), 138-142.
Johri, R. (2018). Social and psychological implication of death penalty. Seminar, 711, 22-26.
Kabra, A. & Drydyk, J. (2018). Displacement. In J. Drydyk, & L. Keleher (Eds.), Routledge handbook of development ethics (pp. 200-206). London: Taylor & Francis.
Chowdhury, S., Gupta, I., Trivedi, M., & Prinja, S. (2018). Inequality and burden or out-of-pocket health spending: District level evidences from India. Indian Journal of Medical Research, 148.
Kabra, A. (2018). Dilemmas of conservation displacement from protected areas. In M. M. Cernea, & J. Maldonado (Eds.), Challenging the prevailing paradigm of displacement and resettlement: Risks, impoverishment, legacies, solutions . London: Routledge.
Kabra, A., & Mahalwal, S. (2018). The Micropolitics of Dispossession and Resistance: Case Study of a Proposed Dam in Central India. Development and Change, 50(6), 1509–1530. https://doi.org/10.1111/dech.12447
Kaul, P. (2018). [review of the book The life of Hinduism by J. S. Hawley & V. Narayanan]. International Journal of Humanistic Ideology, 8(1), 147–150.
Khanna, R., Liang, J., Nandi, S., Stanley, A., Moosan, H., and Nakkeeran, N. (2018). ‘Methodology’ in Health inequalities and health of tribal communities in India. In Editors, Historical exclusion, conflict, health systems and ill-health among tribal communities in India: A synthesis of three studies. Trivandrum: Achutha Menon Centre for Health Science Studies.
Kushwaha, P., Randhawa, P., Marshall, F., & Desai, P. N. (2018). Waste energy in Delhi: Alternatives towards sustainable urban waste management. Working Paper. New Delhi: TRCSS, JNU.
Maddipati, V. (2018). Nothingness as Scaffolding for Being: Gandhi, Madeline Slade, Architecture and the Humanisation of Sacrifices Massive Ecological Existence, Segaon, 1936–37. South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies, 41(2), 259–280.
Maddipati, V. (2018). When landscape became kind: A short note on the ascendancy of the immediate present as the sovereign of Rajghat. Journal of Landscape Architecture, 53, 48–63.
Maddipati, V. (2018, May 1). One's own present, and the 18th century Present: Impressions of the Berlin workshop landscapes of the long 18th century: Mediating places, powers and pasts in south Asia and beyond. In TRAFO—Blog for Transregional Research. Retrieved from https://trafo.hypotheses.org/8494
Marshal, F., Dolley, J., Bisht, R., Priya, R., Waldman, L., Amersinghe, P., & Randhawa, P. (2018). Peri-urban ecosystem services and poverty alleviation in urbanizing contexts. In K. Schreckenberg, G. Mace, & M. Poundyal (Eds.), Ecosystem services and poverty alleviation: Tradeoffs and governance (pp. 111-125). London: Earthscan from Routledge.
Mehra, R. (2018). [Book Review of Urban spaces in modern India, by Gupta, N. & Datta, P.(Eds.)]. Summerhill IIAS, XXIV(1), 84-85.
Menon, K. (2018) Deepening democracy: Women’s rights and democracy. In B. Nepram (Ed.), Addressing democracy, diversity, racial and gender based violence with focus on sexual violence in conflict areas in India (pp. 44-48). Delhi: Marg and EU. book title and publisher.
Menon, K. (2018). State intervention in women’s rights. In B. Biswas and R. Kaul (Eds.), Women and empowerment in contemporary India (pp. 156-168). Delhi: Worldview.
Menon, K. (2018). The evolving politics of Odissi. [Review of the book Languid bodies grounded stances, by N. Sikand]. The Book Review, XLII(8), 30-32.
Menon, K. (2018). The state of care: Work, ethics and gender. Contemporary Social Scientist, 10(2), 23-30.
Menon, K. (2018). Through the lens of gender and sexuality. [Review of the book Dancing with the nation, by R. Vanita]. The Book Review, XLIII(2), 36-38.
Menon, K. (2018). Women’s political participation in India. In B. Biswas and R. Kaul (Eds.). Women and empowerment in contemporary India (pp. 66-82). Delhi: Worldview.
Menon, S. (2018). The Swaminarayan sect: contested reforms. Journal of Exclusion Studies, 8(2), 90-102.
Mir, U. A., & Kokila, K. (2018). Exploring the concept of cultural competence in the context of professional health care practices. Review of Professional Management, 16(1), 50-56.
Mir, U. A., & Ningthoujam, S. (2018). Beginning of Anthropocene epoch and challenges for sustainability. World Focus, 464(August).
Nag, S. (2018). Significance of linguistic inclusion of children in classrooms. In S. Gurunani (Ed.), Drishti: Concerns and challenges in primary education. Bageshwar: District Institute of Education and Training (DIET).
Nag, S. (2018, October 22). Role of linguistic inclusion in children’s comprehension in classroom. Early Literacy Inititiative (TISS). Retrieved from: http://eli.tiss.edu/role-of-linguistic-inclusion-in-childrenscomprehension-in-classrooms/ Check page numbers.
Nakkeeran, N., & Nakkeeran, B. (2018). Disability, mental health, sexual orientation and gender identity: Understanding health inequality through experience and difference. BMC Proceedings 16(97) Special issue: Health Research Policy and Systems, 9-19.
Negi, R. (2018). Regionalizing air: On the possibilities of trans-border collaborations. Ecology, Economy and Society, 1(2), 87-89.
Ningthoujam, S., Bansal, V. M., Singh, T., Devi, O. H. & Zafar, M. (2018). An exploratory study on career aspirations and self-esteem among the conflict affected youth of Manipur. Review of Professional Management, 16(2), 1-13.
Nite, D. K. (2018). A fortune maker: Life and the business practice of Joseph Stephens, India and Scandinavia 1869-69. In M. Petersson (Ed.), Fran Britishka Indien till Huseby Bruk (pp. 135-166). Lund: Arkiv Forlog.
Nite, D. K. (2018). Archives, being and representation: Studies in the formation and usage of grassroots archives. Journal of Research Institute for Letters, Arts and Sciences, 6(issue), 575-577.
Nite, D. K. (2018). Employee benefits, migration and social struggles: an Indian coalfield, 1895–1970. Labor History, 60(4), 372–391. https://doi.org/10.1080 /0023656x.2019 .1537038
Nite, D. K. (2018). Labor, wages and living standards of working people: Early modern and colonial India, 1600-1870. In K. Myrvold, and S. Billore (Eds.), India: Research on Cultural Encounters and Representations (pp. 131-161). Stockholm: Makadam Forlog.
Nite, D. K. (2018). The colliery town and labour migration: An enquiry into the modern-industrial reproduction arrangement in an Indian coalfield, 1895-1970. Public-Lecture Series, 10(1). Patna: TISS.
Padwad, A. (2018). Action research and teacher improvement. In D. Hayes (Ed.), English language teaching in Nepal: Research, reflection and practice, (pp. 59–78). Kathmandu: British Council.
Padwad, A. (2018). English language teaching: Critical comments. In I. Eyres, R. McCormick, & T. Power (Eds.), Sustainable English language teacher development at scale: Lessons from Bangladesh (pp. 145-152). London: Bloomsbury Academic.
Padwad, A. (2018). Supporting teacher researchers: Some issues. ETAS Jounal, 35(3), 42-45.
Padwad, A., & Dixit, K.K. (2018). Developing as researchers: Promoting teachers’ CPD through engagement with research. In A. Keedwell (Ed.). Explorations: Teaching and learning English in India, (pp. 6-12). New Delhi: British Council. Retrieved from: https://www.britishcouncil.in/sites/default/files/eltrep_issue _9.pdf
Pandey, S. (2018, January). Holding mirror to a social malaise [review of the book Maid in India: Stories of opportunities and inequality inside our homes by Tripti Lahiri]. The Book Review, 52. Retrieved from http://thebookreviewindia.org /holding-a-mirror-to-a-social-malaise/.
Pradhan, G. (2018). Deshprem, deshbhakti aur rashtravad.In Ravikant (Ed.), Aazadi aur rashtravad, (pp. 133–141). New Delhi: Ananya Prakashan.
Pradhan, G. (2018). Katha mein mahakavya. In K. Jain (Ed.), Asambhav ke viruddha: Kathakar svayam prakash, (pp. 95–100). Kanpur: Aman Prakashan.
Pradhan, G. (2018). Satta, sahitya aur awam.In Ravikant (Ed.), Aaj ke aine mein rashtravad (pp. 86–90). New Delhi: Rajkamal.
Prakash, B. (2018). Nation, nationalism and the partition of India: Two moments from Hindi fiction. Revista Canaria de Estudios Ingleses, 76, 77-89.
Prakash, B. (2018). Of bonds and bondings [review of the book No one can pronounce my name by R. Satyal]. The Book Review, 42(1), 67.
Prakash, B. (2018). Rahul sanskriyayan ki kahaniyon mein samajik yatharth. Seminar.
Prakash, B. (2018). Writing in from the periphery: Partition narratives from rurban Delhi. Journal of Postcolonial Writing, 54(3), 307-319.
Prasad, V., Nakkeeran, N., Baru, R., & Liang, J. (2018). Findings: Role of the health system. In Editors, Historical exclusion, conflict, health systems and ill-health among tribal communities in India: A synthesis of three studies. Trivandrum: Achutha Menon Centre for Health Science Studies.
Rathor, A., & Karunesh, D. K. (2018).Study of food as a cultural heritage among tourist arrival at Uttrakhand, India. In Y. G. Tharakan & G. Prakash (Eds.), Proceeding of research, sustainability and innovation: In the digitised world of hospitality: 3rd international conference on hospitality and tourism, (pp. 40–48). New Delhi: Group Excel India.
Remesh, Babu. P (2018). Does employment guarantee support a social protection floor? A case study of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS) in India. In T. Dijkhoff & L. Mpedi (Eds.), Recommendation on social protection floors: Basic principles for innovative solutions, (pp. 219–236). Alphen aan den Rijn, The Netherlands: Wolters Kluwer.
Saha, P. (2018). [Review of the book How poverty is generated, by J. Pattenden] The Book Review, XLII(10), .
Sampat, P. (2018). [Review of the book On pauperism in present and past by J. Breman]. Contributions to Indian Sociology, 52 (1), 102–105.
Sasmal, I. H. (2018). Acceleration of agency through conscious decision making in the ESL classroom: A study of in-service teachers. Foretell, 37, 40-46.
Sen, R. (2018). Note/introduction: Indian feminisms, law reform and law commission of India [Editorial]. Journal of Indian Law and Society, 6(Monsoon), XI-XXXVII. Special issue in honour of Lotika Sarkar.
Sen, R., & Mandal, S. (2018). Editorial note: Indian feminisms, law reform and law commission of India. Journal of Indian Law and Society, 6 (Monsoon), XI–XXXVII.
Sharma, G. (2018, August 21). Reversal of children’s right to no detention. The New Leam. Retrieved from http://thenewleam.com/2018/08/reversal-of-childrens -right-to-no-detention/ Check page numbers.
Sharma, S. (2018). Measuring hunger: Debates on an 'adequate' diet in colonial north India. In K. Bhushi (Ed.), Farm to fingers: The culture and politics of food in contemporary India, (pp. 184–214). New Delhi: Cambridge University Press.
Siddiqui, F. (2018). Experiences of schooling: Voices of Muslim students. In S. Kumar, & V. Saxena (Eds.), Psychological and Sociological perspectives in diversity and inclusion: An anthology for researchers and practitioners (pp. 273-282). Delhi: Kanishka Publishers.
Singh, E. (2018). [Review of the book CEO China: The rise of Xi Jinping, by K. Brown.] The Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies, 36(2).
Singh, S. K. (2018). Dalit politics and its fragments in Punjab: Does religion hold the key?. Economic and Political Weekly, LIII(35), 32-36.
Singh, S. K., & Pathak, D. (Eds.). (2018). Fluid faith, rigid religion: In the framework of South Asia. International Journal on Humanistic Ideology, VIII(1).
Sinha, D. (2018). Financial inclusion in centre for equity studies. India Exclusion Report 2017-18. Delhi: Yoda Press.
Sinha, D. (2018). Rethinking Economics. [Review of the book Essays in economics and other cheerful themes: A dismal scientist’s occasional reflections on the world around him, by S. Subramanian], The Book Review, 42(10), 46-47.
Sinha, D., & Azad, R. (2018). Can Jan Dhan Yojana achieve financial inclusion?. Economic and Political Weekly, 53(13), 165–171.
Sinha, D., Prasad, V., Chatterjee, P., & Gope, R. (2018). Outcomes of children with severe acute malnutrition in a tribal day-care setting. Indian Pediatrics, 55, 134–136.
Snehi, Y. (2018). Resisting fluidity, territorializing practice. In Fluid faith, rigid religion: In the framework of south Asia (special issue). International Journal on Humanistic Ideology, 8(1), 15-40.
Snehi, Y. (2018). Resisting fluidity, territorializing practice. International Journal on Humanistic Ideology, 8 (1), 15–40.
Snehi, Y. (2018). Spatiality, memory and street shrines of Amritsar. South Asia Multidisciplinary Academic Journal, 18(2018), 1-22. Retrieved from: http://journals.openedition.org/samaj/4559.
Solanki-Parmar, S., Nakkeeran, N., Patel, R., Ganguly, P. S., Sodagar, V., & Doshi, M. (2018). Gender differences in post-stroke care giving: Findings from a study conducted in Gandhinagar district of Gujarat. eSocial Sciences and Humanities (eSSH) Special Issue: Health Inequalities in India, 1(2), 17-32.
Vahali, D. O. (2018). Partition and the betrayal of India’s independence: An analysis of Ritwik Ghatak’s cinema. Revista Canaria de Estudios Ingleses, 76(Special issue: Partition and its aftershocks), 91-101.
Vahali, D. O. (2018). The subalterns and their margins: A psychoanalytical reading of Mahasweta Devi’s ‘Bayen’. Panjab University Research Journal (Arts), XLV(2), 15-30.
Vahali, H.O. (2018). Through alleys and ‘innerscapes’: The city and the psyche. THAAP Journal.
Waknis, P. (2018). Impact of policy shock. [Review of the book Demonetization and black economy, by C. R. Reddy]. The Book Review,42(10). http://thebookreview india .org /impact-of-policy-shock/
Waknis, P. (2018). On Monetary Economics. [Review of the book Monetary policy in India: A macroeconomic perspective, by C. Ghate & K. M. Kletzer (Eds.)], Economic and Political Weekly, 53(28), 26-27.
Zimmer, A., Cornea, N., & Veron, R. (2018). Landscapes of power: The urban in urban political ecology. In D. Iossifova, et al., (Eds.), Defining the urban across the academic disciplines and professional fields. Location: Routledge.