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Date |
Venue |
Themes |
| I
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1-2 January 1991 |
Gyanchand Institute of Social Sciences, Patna |
The Political Economy of Transition from Traditional Agriculture: the Process of Regional Disparities in Indian Agriculture |
| II |
8-10 January 1993 |
KakatiyaUniversity, Warangal |
India During the Twentieth Century: Political Economy of the Colonial and the Post Independence Period |
| III |
9-11 April 1994 |
SarrayyaVillage, District Balia, UP |
Crises in India; Post Cold War and the Third World |
| IV |
20-22 January 1995 |
CentralUniversity of Hyderabad |
Political Economy of Gender: The Indian Concerns |
| V |
29-30 August 1998 |
M.D.University, Rohtak |
Natural Resource Use, Traditional Technology and Development”; |
| VI |
20-21 December 1999 |
Institute of Development Studies, Jaipur |
“Governance, WTO and India on the Eve of the Next Millennium”; |
| VII |
17-19 November 2000 |
ST. JosephCollege, Darjeeling |
“India’s Development Experience”;
“Regional Autonomy” |
| VIII |
27-29 July 2002 |
AndhraUniversity P.G. Centre, Srikakulam |
Ten Years of Structural Adjustment: State, Market and Civil Society; The International Political Economy |
| IX |
11-12 June 2004 |
G.B. Pant Social Science Institute, Jhusi, Allahabad |
Globalization, State and the Weaker Sections |
| X |
11-12 August, 2006 |
MS University, Udaipur |
Political Economy of Disparities |
| XI |
2-3 November, 2007 |
GuruNanakDevUniversity, Amritsar |
Re-examining development debates – Concepts, Strategies and Processes |
| XII |
15-16 November, 2008 |
National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra. |
Inclusive Development and Shifting Power Balance |
| XIII |
6-7 November, 2009 |
PunjabiUniversity, Patiala |
The global Economic Crisis and its Impact on India; Electoral Democracy and Identity Politics; Discontent and Struggles in South Asia |
| XIV |
10-12 December, 2010 |
A. N. Sinha Institute of Social Studies, Patna |
Political Economy of Regional Disparities in Development and Federalism; Future of Capitalism and Sustainable Alternatives; Political Ecology: Conflicts over Water, Forests, Energy, GM Food, and Climate- Change Negotiations; Social, Political and Economic Impacts of Two Decades of Liberalization |
| XV |
29-30 October, 2011 |
ChaudhuryDeviLalUniversity, Sirsa |
The Political Economy of Corruption; Dispossession of People – The question of land, forest, water and other natural resources; Issues in Social Development, Environmental Sustainability, Right to Food Debate, and Democracy and Dissent Discourse; Two Decades of Liberalization and Globalization: Emerging Trends in India and Elsewhere |
| XVI |
26-27 October, 2012 |
Indian Institute of TechnologyRoorkee, Roorkee |
Radical and Reformist Approaches to Ecologically Sustainable Development; India and the Globalized World in Short-term and Long term: Political Economy Perspectives; Re-examining India's Decades with Neo-liberalism: Empirical and Theoretical Issues; Watershed Management Programme in India: Methodological Issues, Impact Assessment and Governance; Concerns and Methodologies of Political Economy, especially in the Context of Indian Social Development |
| XVII |
9-10 November, 2013 |
Central University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad |
Jobless Growth: Livelihood, Gender, Inclusion and Citizenship Issues; Emerging Imbalances in India’s External Sector: Implications for our Sovereignty and Self-reliance and our relations with other Developing Countries; Mainstream Media, Social Networking and Society: The Changing Dynamics; Peoples’ Quest for Development Alternatives |
| XVIII |
15-16 November, 2014 |
Giri Institute of Development Studies (GIDS), Lucknow |
State, Market, Industry and Globalization; Rural Society and Agrarian Change; Participatory Democracy and Governance; Gender, Culture and Power; Development, Displacement and Violence; Uttar Pradesh: Society, Economy and Politics |
| XIX |
4-5 December, 2015 |
Goa University, Goa |
Revisiting the Indian Political Economy narrative: Theory and Practice – Between Niti and Yojana: Challenges of Policy Planning in New India – 'Make in India' Campaign: Issues and Possibilities – (Mis) Appropriation of Natural Resources: The Question of Land, Minerals, Water and Forests – Rural-Urban Migration in India and Emerging Challenges of Work, Habitat and Policy – Cultural and Economic Agenda of Hindu Nationalism – Global Capitalism and Its Crises – Political Economy of Goa: Environment, Development and Change |
| XX |
4-6 November, 2016 |
Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar |
Livelihood and citizenship crises in the Third World; Developments in the theories of Political Economy; Labour and peasant movements in India. |
| XXI |
8-9 December, 2017 |
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi |
Inclusive and sustainable Development: Theoretical & Empirical Perspectives. |
| XXII |
14-15 December, 2018 |
University of Jammu, Jammu |
Political Economy of Emerging Political, Developmental and Ecological Challenges at the National and Global Levels. |
| XXIII |
8-9 November, 2019 |
Punjabi University, Patiala |
Political Economt of Nexus between State, Big Corporations and Development in India. |