Infrastructure and inequality in the capitalist city
By David Lopez Garcia, 04/08/2018. I’m currently finishing my dissertation proposal to opt for my doctoral degree in Public and Urban Policy at The New [...]
Prosperity and Inequality
The economies of China and India have grown spectacularly in the last decade. Strong middle classes in both countries are emerging, but millions are still [...]
Using Right to Information: Learning from the ground reality
A presentation by Milind Murugkar, a policy researcher and activist associated with Pragati Abhiyan, an NGO focusing on development in Nashik, Maharashtra (India), at the [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]