Prosperity and Inequality | Debates in India and China
Below are presentations from the Prosperity and Inequality: Debates in India and China conference at The New School (March 27-28, 2008). Session I: Cities, Capital [...]
Prosperity and Inequality | Debates in India and China
Below are presentations from the Prosperity and Inequality: Debates in India and China conference at The New School (March 27-28, 2008). Session I: Cities, Capital [...]
Why does India still have so many poor people?
A presentation by Shantayanan Devarajan of the World Bank, at the Prosperity and Inequality conference at The New School on March 27, 2008. View the [...]
Some Social Costs of Transition and Development in China
A presentation by Carl Riskin, Senior Research Scholar, Adjunct Professor of Economics at Columbia University and Distinguished Professor of Economics, Queens College, The City University [...]
Capital Formation and Social Discontent
A presentation by Robert Buckley, Managing Director at the Rockefeller Foundation, at the conference Prosperity and Inequality in India and China at The New School [...]
Inclusion and Democratization
A presentation by Murari Raj Sharma, a representative on the UN Fifth Committee, at the international conference Nepal Today: Challenges of Inclusive Democracy at The [...]
Pro-Dalit Politics towards Inclusive Democracy in Nepal
A presentation by D.B. Bishwakarma ‘Sagar’, Secretary-General of the International Commission for Dalit Rights (ICDR) and President of the Dalit National (NGO) Federation, Nepal (DNF), [...]
Prosperity and Inequality: Debates in India and China
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India and China: Changing Giants in the World System
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