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Department of International Economics, Government and Business

I am an applied economist with specialisation in international trade and business related issues. My research focuses on the interface between globalisation, trade, FDI and economic development with reference to the emerging markets, in particular Asia. The philosophy underlying my research is that the global economy is going through major transformations that demand new policy responses to development challenges. The technological revolution, intense competition for market access, proliferation of global value chains and increasing interconnectedness of the global economies have made traditional economic paradigms and policy strategies inadequate. The growing demand for reconceptualizing the traditional development thinking has led to the emergence of ‘sustainable development’ as a new thinking for the future. My research explores the growing complexities in economic relations, seeks to explain them from the sustainability perspective and draws policy implications. I mainly focus on sustainable development goals (SDGs) number 1, 8, 9, 10 and 17, even though I have also covered some aspects of SDGs number 3 and 4 in my research.
I use both, the primary and secondary data and apply them to qualitative, quantitative or mixed methods based on whether the analysis is inductive, deductive or abductive. Currently I am working on a project Special Economic Zones: A force for good to reduce inequality funded by Riksbanken Jubileumsfond.
• International Trade and Political economy of trade
• International Business and global value chains.
• Special economic zones and industrial clusters
• Research and development, innovations, FDI and Technology transfers
• New structural economics
• Regional cooperation
• Antidumping
. Member of various assessment and recruitment committees at the department level.
Master's thesis
100% research
I: The World Economy, Vol. 46, Nr. 8, 8.2023, s. 2361-2382
I: Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. 57, Nr. 4, 22.1.2022, s. 55-62
I: International Journal of Emerging Markets, Vol. 17, Nr. 8, 2022, s. 1793-1814
Manila : Asian Development Bank 2022, 166 s.
Manila : Asian Development Bank 2022, 154 s.
I: New Perspectives on Structural Change: Causes and Consequences of Structural Change in the Global Economy. . red. /Ludovico Alcorta; Neil Foster-McGregor; Bart Verspagen; Adam Szirmai. Oxford : Oxford University Press 2021, s. 551-576
München : Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich 2021, 48 s. (MPRA Paper, Nr. 110706)
I: Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics, Vol. 32, Nr. 1, 1.2020, s. 23-46
I: The Oxford Handbook of Industrial Hubs and Economic Development. red. /Arkebe Oqubay; Justin Yifu Lin. Oxford : Oxford University Press 2020, s. 607-622
Maastricht : Maastricht Economic and Social Research institute on Innovation and Technology 2019, 34 s. (UNU-MERIT Working Papers, Nr. 2019-015)
I: Asian Survey, Vol. 59, Nr. 5, 10.2019, s. 795-821
I: Transnational Corporations, Vol. 26, Nr. 2, 2019, s. 27-47
I: Studies on China’s Special Economic Zones 2. red. /Yiming Yuan. Singapore : Springer 2019, s. 23-45 (Research Series on the Chinese Dream and China’s Development)
I: South Asia Economic Journal, Vol. 19, Nr. 1, 3.2018, s. 64-85
I: Asian Development Review, Vol. 35, Nr. 1, 2018, 3 s., s. iii-v
I: Innovation and Development, Vol. 8, Nr. 2, 10.2018, s. 249-269
I: Asian Development Review, Vol. 35, Nr. 1, 3.2018, s. 1-26
Frederiksberg : Asia Research Centre. Copenhagen Business School 2017, 41 s. (Copenhagen Discussion Papers, Nr. 64)
I: International Journal of Manpower, Vol. 37, Nr. 8, 2016, s. 1304-1321
I: Economic Transformation of a Developing Economy: The Experience of Punjab, India. . red. /Lakhwinder Singh; Nirvikar Singh. Singapore : Springer 2016, s. 229-249 (India Studies in Business and Economics )
Frederiksberg : Asia Research Centre. Copenhagen Business School 2016, 42 s. (Copenhagen Discussion Papers, Nr. 58)
Kathmandu : South Asian Network for Development and Environmental Economics 2016, 20 s. (SANDEE Working Paper, Nr. 106-16)
I: 2009 CRES Visiting Scholar's paper Series. red. /Chae Wook. Seoul : Korea Institute for International Economic Policy 2015, s. 105-150
Frederiksberg : Asia Research Centre. Copenhagen Business School 2015, 47 s. (Copenhagen Discussion Papers, Nr. 47) (Discussion Paper Series / RIEB, Kobe University, Nr. DP2015-14)
Oxford : Oxford University Press 2015, 336 s.
I: Structural Change and Industrial Development in the BRICS. red. /Wim Naudé; Adam Szirmai; Nobuya Haraguchi. Oxford : Oxford University Press 2015, s. 199-243
I: Innovative Institutions, Public Policies and Private Strategies for Agro-Enterprise Development. red. /Ralph D Christy; Carlos A. Silva; Nomathemba Mhlanga; Edward Mabaya; Krisztina Tihanyi. Singapore : World Scientific 2014
I: Handbook of the Indian Economy in the 21st Century . red. /Ashima Goyal. : Oxford University Press 2014
New Delhi : United Nations Industrial Development Orgainization (UNIDO) 2014, 75 s.
I: Indian Journal of Labour Economics, Vol. 56, Nr. 3, 2013, s. 331-347
I: The Internal Geography of Trade: Lagging Regions and Global Markets. . red. /Thomas Farole. Washington : World Bank Publications 2013, s. 229-256
I: Global Welfare Consequences of Cartelisation in Primary Commodities. red. /Simon Evenett; Jenny Frédéric. London : Centre for Economic Policy Research 2012, s. 81-98
I: Science, Technology and Society, Vol. 17, Nr. 3, 11.2012, s. 531-452
I: Asian Survey, Vol. 52, Nr. 5, 10.2012, s. 872-899
I: Journal of Development Studies, Vol. 47, Nr. 11, 12.2011, s. 1657-1676
I: Journal of International Commerce, Economics and Policy, Vol. 2, Nr. 2, 2011, s. 1793-9933
I: Asian Studies, Vol. 57, Nr. 4, 2011, s. 13-29
I: International Trade Journal, Vol. 25, Nr. 1, 2011, s. 112-158
I: Health Economics, Vol. 19, Nr. S1, 9.2010, s. 5-35
I: Breaking into New markets: Emerging Lessons for Export Diversification. . red. /Richard Newfarmer; William Shaw; Peter Walkenhorst. Washington : Stanford University Press 2009, s. 211-222
New Delhi : Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations 2008, 40 s.
New Delhi : Oxford University Press 2007, 299 s.
I: International Competitiveness and Knowledge-based Industries in India. red. /Nagesh Kumar. New Delhi : Oxford University Press 2007
I: India, Industrialisation in a Reforming Economy: Essays for K L Krishna. . red. /Suresh D. Tendulkar; Arup Mitra; K. Narayanan; Deb Kusum Das. New Delhi : Academic Foundation 2006, s. 409-438
I: The Flagstaff Institute. Journal, Vol. 30, Nr. 1, 2006
New Delhi : Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations 2006, 89 s.
New Delhi : Research and Information System for Developing Countries 2006, 65 s.
I: Research Policy, Vol. 34, Nr. 4, 5.2005, s. 441-460
I: World Development, Vol. 32, Nr. 6, 6.2004, s. 1043-1057
New Delhi : Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations 2004, 21 s.
New Delhi : Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations 2004, 34 s.
I: Journal of Development Studies, Vol. 38, Nr. 3, 2.2002, s. 119-137
New Delhi : Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations 2001, 30 s.
I: Science, Technology and Society, Vol. 6, Nr. 2, 9.2001, s. 255-304
New Delhi : Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations 2001, 52 s.
I: Research Policy, Vol. 29, Nr. 9, 12.2000, s. 1081-1093
I: Transnational Corporations, Vol. 6, Nr. 3, 1997, s. 23-40
Noida : Financial Express 14.9.2022
I: The Financial Express, 17.2.2022
New Delhi : The Outlook Group 27.6.2022
Noida : Financial Express 12.8.2020
Noida : Financial Express 20.10.2020
19.2.2016
15.12.2014
Realizzato a Sri City per la casa e il mondo
Made in Sri City for home and the world
Indian Economy's Double Digit Chase For Growth
A Coopetition Strategy for Special Economic Zones in BIMP-EAGA
Despite Centre's Focus On Manufacturing, It's Services Exports That Defy Global Slowdown
India's Export Growth Euphoria For FY22 Is Much Ado About Little
Danske kompetencer skal gøre Indiens byer bæredygtige
Consultancy based research projects with Asian Development Bank.
- Special economic zones in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand growth triangle: Opportunities for collaboration ADB, Manila
- Special economic zones in Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia for Shared Prosperity, ADB, Manila
- Lead resource person for the Annual SEZ training program for Southeast Asian officials organised by ADB and Asia Pacific Finance and Development Institute, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China since 2015
Social work, Adopted a village in a remote area to empower women and raise health and education awareness