BHARTI NANDWANI

BHARTI NANDWANI

Office Telephone : +91-22-69096554
Email id : bharti@igidr.ac.in
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Publications

  • Land rights recognition and political participation: Evidence from India (accepted Journal of Development Studies)
  • Community forestry and its implications for land related disputes: Evidence from India, European Journal of Political Economy 73 (2022): 102155
  • Local community composition and school provision in India, with Nishant Chadha, Journal of Development Studies (2021):1-21.
  • Public and private schools in India", with Nishant Chadha (accepted India Development Report 2021)
  • Examining the Role of Corporate Social Responsibility Funding in Indian Education.", with Nishant Chadha, New Philanthropy and the Disruption of Global Education (2020): 102
  • Growth, Development Spending and Inequality in Indian States – 1988-2012", with Nishant Chadha, Economic & Political Weekly (2019): 54(11), 45-52
  • Decentralisation, Economic Inequality and Insurgency, Journal of Development Studies 55.7 (2019): 1379-1397
  • Ethnic fragmentation, public good provision and inequality in India, 1988–2012.", with Nishant Chadha, Oxford Development Studies (2018): 1-15.
  • Caste and Class." Review of Market Integration 8.3 (2017): 135-151.

 

Working Papers

  • Women representation in school management and school quality, with Chandan Jain
  • Demand shocks and supply of schools: Insight from rainfall shocks in India, with Nishant Chadha
  • Revisiting the experiment on the role of English as a Second Language in India, with Gitanjali Sen
  • Corporate social responsibility spending in India
  • The long-term effect of colonialism on women empowerment in India, with Punarjit Roychowdhury
  • Financial development and Conflict Mitigation: Can finance combat conflict?, with Sankar De

  • Rural roads infrastructure and women autonomy, with Punarjit Roychowdhury
  • Teacher gender and student education outcomes, with Chandan Jain

Courses Tought

  • Econometrics I (Msc), July-Dec, 2018
  • Political Economy (MSc), Jan-June, 2020