Pranab Bardhan

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Pranab Kumar Bardhan (born September 11, 1939 in Calcutta ) is a retired Indian professor of economics at the University of California, Berkeley , where he has taught since 1977.

academic career

Pranab Bardhan studied first in Calcutta, India, at the University of Calcutta ( BA and MA ), then in Cambridge , England ( PhD ). Before moving to Berkeley, he worked at MIT , Delhi School of Economics and the Indian Statistical Institute . Visiting professorships have taken him to the London School of Economics , Trinity College (Cambridge) , St. Catherine's College (Oxford) and the University of Siena , Italy . Bardhan was a member of the Board of Editors of several economics journals, u. a. The American Economic Review (1978–81), Journal of Economic Perspectives (1989–94), International Economic Review (co-editor, 1971–1985) and Journal of Development Economics (editor-in-chief, 1985–2003). In 1981 his scientific work was supported with a Guggenheim grant .

research

Pranab Bardhans research focuses on the areas of development economics , international economics , political economy and institutional economics . Within these areas his main focus is on an economic theory of the role of institutions for economic development, globalization and poverty , political economy and the role of the state in developing countries , the economic development of India, cooperation and management of local commons and the economic aspects of governance , democracy and decentralization . His research is partly interdisciplinary, with interfaces to political science and social anthropology .

Selected Works

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b Employee profile at the University of California, Berkeley
  2. a b CV of Pranab Bardhan (PDF file; 53 kB)
  3. ^ John Simon Guggenheim Foundation - Pranab K. Bardhan. In: gf.org. Retrieved February 13, 2016 .