RESEARCH ARTICLES

[Books, Journal Articles and Articles in Books ]

1. Das Amarendra (in press) Turnaround in Maternal and Child Healthcare of India:Role of Institutional Innovation and ASHA in Inclusive Innovation: Evidence and Options in Rural India Editors Rajeswari S. Raina and Keshab Das, Springer
2. Bibhunandini Das and Amarendra Das (2017) Technology Adoption in Indian Agriculture in Indian Agriculture after Green Revolution: Changes and Challenges, eds  M P Bezbaruah, Binoy Goswami and Raju Mandal. Taylor and Francis Books.
3. Das Amarendra and Satyananda Acharya (2016) ‘Mining and Odisha’s Economy’ in The Economy of Odisha: A Profile (eds) S C. Panda, P. B. Nayak and P.Pattnaik. Oxford University Press, New Delhi.
4. Bal Chakradhar, Amarendra Das, and Subas C. Kumar (2015)’Silver-lining in Odisha’s Manufacturing Industry’ Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. L, NO (15). pp.69-79.
5. Das Amarendra and H. S Rout (2015) ‘The Distant Goal of Universalising Elementary Education: Case Study of a tribal Village of Odisha’ in Social Sector in India: Issues and Challenges (eds.) H. S. Rout and Padmaja Mishra, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, UK.
6. Das Amarendra and Bibhunandini Das (2015) ‘How Inclusive is Odisha’s Economic Growth?’ in Trend, Magnitude and Dimensions of Inequality in Post Reform India (eds.) R. K. Panda and R. K. Meher, Concept Publishing Company, New Delhi. pp 206-226.
7. Das Amarendra (2014) ‘On the States’ Ownership and Taxation Rights over Minerals in India’ in The Coal Nation: Histories, Cultures and Ecologies of Coal in India edited by Kuntala Lahiri Dutta Ashgate Publishing Ltd, Wey Court East, Union Road, Farnham, Surrey GU9 7PT, England. ISBN 978-1-4724-2470-9
8. Das Amarendra and Padmaja Mishra (2014) ‘Environment, Natural Resources and the Indian Economy’. New Century Publications, New Delhi. ISBN 978-81-7708-348-4.
9. Das Amarendra (2013) Implementation of Social Security Schemes in Odisha: A Study of Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana in The Long Road to Social Security edited by K P Kannan and Jan Breman. Oxford University Press, New Delhi.
10. Das Amarendra (2013) ‘Performance of Public and Private Mining Firms in India: In Productivity, Environmental and Social Dimensions’ Cambridge Scholars Publishing, UK. ISBN13: 978-1-4438-5243-2, ISBN: 1-4438-5243-0
11. Mishra Padmaja and Amarendra Das (2013) ‘Mining: Economic, Environmental and Social Implications’. Edited Volume. Abhijit Publications, New Delhi. ISBN-13 9789350740569
12. Das Amarendra (2011) Poverty and Deforestation Nexus in Joint Forest Management Regime: A Study in Chandaka Wildlife Division of Orissa State . LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing GmbH & Co. KG, Germany. ISBN-13 -978-3-8433-2130-3
13. Das Amarendra (2012c) ‘Odisha’s Fiscal Consolidation Path: Trimming the fat or cutting the muscle?’ Utkal Economic Papers. Vol 15. ISSN-0976-7592. Pp.33-5
14. Das Amarendra (2012b) ‘Does Firm Ownership Differentiate the Social Compliance? An Enquiry into the Indian Mining Industry. Indian Economic Journal. Volume 59(3), pp.56-70
15. Das Amarendra (2012a) ‘Who extracts minerals more efficiently—Public or private firms? A study of Indian mining industry. Journal of Policy Modelling . Vol. 34. Issue 5. pp 755-766.
16. Das Amarendra (2011) ‘Poverty Induced Forest Degradation in JFM Regime: Evidence from Orissa, India’, Review of Development and Change . Vol. XVI, No.1, pp.23-48.
17. Das Amarendra (2009) ‘Challenges in Ensuring Elementary Education for All’.Economic and Political Weekly. Vol. XLIV, No. 39, pp. 29-30. September, 26.
18. Das Amarendra (2009) ‘Regulatory Authority over Minerals: A Case for Review’.Economic and Political Weekly ’. Vol XLIV NO 10, pp.105-109.
19. Das Amarendra and William Joe (2008) ‘Community Participation in Monitoring Coal Production’. Economic and Political Weekly, VOL 43 No. 06.pp-77-79.
20. Das Amarendra (2007)’ How far have we come in Sarva Siksha Abhiyan’ . Economic and Political Weekly. VOL 42 No. 01, pp.21-23.
21. Das Amarendra (2005) “POSCO Deal: Natural Resource Implications” Economic and Political Weekly, VOL 40 No. 44 and 45, pp.4678-4680