RULNR Working Papers
 
Working Papers

Over the last two decades, CESS has conducted exploratory research exercises on a wide range of issues concerning economics and other social sciences, the results of which have helped in formulation of policies and decision making for overall national development. These investigations have dealt with vital themes such as Budgeting, work organization, Determinants of Poverty, Reform Process, Distribution of Vital resources, Income convergence, Population migration, Trade structure Vs. Economy, Health Insurance, Determinants of morbidity and mortality, industrial pollution.

 

In view of the wide practical implications of the findings of these researches, the centre has been periodically publishing comprehensive working papers on select important themes for the benefit of those who have academic interests in these fields. Following is an annotated list of the working papers:
 

  1. Deepita Chakravarty, Ishita Chakravarty: 'Bed and Board' in Lieu of salary: Women and Girl Children Domestics in Post Partition Calcutta (1951-1981). (Working Paper No. 84)

  1. Deepita Chakravarty, Indranil Bose: Industrializing West Bengal? : The case of institutional stickiness. (Working Paper No. 83)

  1. G. Alivelu, K. Srinivasulu & M. Gopinath Reddy: State Business Relations and Performance of Manufacturing Sector in Andhra Pradesh. (Working Paper No. 82)

  1. K. Anil Kumar: Local Knowledge and Agricultural Sustainability: A Case Study of Pradhan Tribe in Adilabad District. (Working Paper No. 81)

  1. Dr. Deepita Chakravarty: Trade Unions and business firms: Unorganised manufacturing in West Bengal. (Working Paper No. 79)

  1. M. Gopinath Reddy, K. Anil Kumar & Naga Raju Chikkala: A study of Forest Right Act, 2006 in Andhra Pradesh: An Assessment of its Major Feature’s and Issues in Implementation Process. (Working Paper No. 78)

  1. N. Krishnaji: Poverty and Household Size: Facts and Statistical Artefacts. (Working Paper No. 77)

  1. N. Krishnaji: Fertility in India: Development and Diffusion. (Working Paper No. 76)

  1. N. Krishnaji: “Public Health Priorities in India :Insights from Changing Patterns of Death by Region, Gender and Age”. (Working Paper No. 75)

  1. Deepita Chakravarty, Ishita Chakravarty: “Girl Children in Domestic Service: The Case of West Bengal”. (Working Paper No. 74)

  1. N. Krishnaji: “Population Pressure and Labour Intensification: An Indian Historical Perspective”. (Working Paper No. 73)

  1. G. Alivelu: "Turnaround of Indian Railways 2004-06 A Case Study". (Working Paper No. 72) Co-authored.

  1. S. Mahendra Dev: Inclusive Growth in Andhra Pradesh : Challenges in Agriculture, Poverty, Social Sector andRegional Disparities. (Working Paper No. 71)

  1. K.V.Narayana: THE UNQUALIFIED MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS - Methods of Practice and Nexus with the Qualified Doctors. (Working Paper No. 70)

  1. S. Galab: “Millennium Development Goals in Asia and the Pacific Region: Differentiated Progress and Persistent Disparities”. (Working Paper No. 69)

  1. K.S.Reddy, P.Prudhvikar Reddy: BANKING SECTOR REFORMS AND EQUITY - A Sub-Regional analysis in Andhra Pradesh. (Working Paper No. 68)

  1. C.S.Murthy: RURAL NON-AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT IN INDIA - The Residual Sector Hypothesis Revisited. (Working Paper No. 67)

  1. Jeena T.Srinivasan: The Differential Impact of User Heterogeneity in Resource Management: A Case Study from Kerala. (Working Paper No. 66)

  1. V.Ratna Reddy, P.Prudhvikar Reddy: How Participatory is Participatory Irrigation Management (PIM)? - A Study of Water User Associations (WUAs) in Andhra Pradesh. (Working Paper No. 65)

  1. Deepita Chakravarty: Growing Services in India - An Inter-Sectoral Analysis Based on State-Level Data. (Working Paper No. 64)

  1. G.Rama Padma: Maternal Morbidity in Rural Andhra Pradesh (Working Paper No. 63)

  1. V.Ratna Reddy, M.Gopinath Reddy, Velayutham Saravanan, Madhuusudana Bandhii and Oliver Springate-Baginski: Participatory Forest Management in Andhra Pradesh : A Review (Working Paper No. 62)

  1. C.Niranjan Rao: The Roll of Intellectual Property Rights in Information and Communication Technologies (Working Paper No. 61)

  1. C.Ramachandraiah, Sheela Prasad: Impact of Urban Growth on Water Bodies - The Case of Hyderabad (Working Paper No. 60)

  1. V.Ratna Reddy, M.Gopinath Reddy, Y.V.Malla Reddy, John Sussan: Sustaining Rural Livelihoods in Fragile Environments: Resource Endowments or Policy Interventions? (Working Paper No. 58)

  1. S. Mahendra Dev, N.Chandrasekhara Rao: Food Processing in Andhra Pradesh: Opportunities and Challenges (Working Paper No. 57)

  1. Dr. C. Ramachandraiah.: Right to Drinking water in India (Working Paper No. 56)

  1. C. S. Murty: Large Farmers in the Lease Market (Working Paper No. 55)

  1. S. Mahendra Dev: Is Rural India Shining (Working Paper No. 54)

  1. Deepita Chakravarty: Expansion of Markets and Women Workers: A Case Study of Indian Garment-Manufacturing (Working Paper No. 53)

  1. C. Ramachandraiah and Arun Kumar Patnaik: The State Eroding Public Sector Profitability: The Case of APSRTC (Working Paper No. 52)
     
  1. A.Venkateswarlu:  Pattern of Land Distribution and Tenancy in Rural Andhra Pradesh.  (Working Paper No.51).
  1. S.Mahendra Dev:  Right to Food in India.  (Working Paper No.50).
  1. V.Ratna Reddy  Cost of Resource Degradation Externalities: A Study of Groundwater Depletion in Andhra Pradesh.  (Working Paper No.49).
  1. G.Rama Padma:  Perceptions on Safe Motherhood: An Analysis of Results From Rural Andhra Pradesh.  (Working Paper No.48).
  1. N.Krishnaji and K.S.James:  Gender Differentials in Adult Mortality in India - with notes on rural-urban contrasts.  (Working Paper No.47).
  1. Deepita Chakravarty:  Energy and Labour Use in Andhra Pradesh Industry. (Working Paper No.46).
  1. S.Mahendra Dev, K.S.James and Binayak Sen:  Causes of Fertility Decline in India and Bangladesh: The Role of Community (Working Paper No.45).
  1. B.P.R.Vital:  The Telangana Surpluses - A Case Study (Working Paper No.44).

  1. S.Mahendra Dev and Jos Mooij:  Social Sector Expenditures And Budgeting: An Analysis of patterns and the Budget Making Process in India in the 1990s.  (Working Paper No.43).

  1. Deepita Chakravarty:  Work Organization and Employment Contracts: Analysis of the implications of Technological Modernization in the Indian Textiles. December, 2001.  (Working Paper No.42).

  1. Jos Mooij:  Economic Reform And Political Interpretations: A Review of the Literature on the Politics of the Reform Process in India. November, 2001.  (Working Paper No.41).

  1. Bhagirath Behera and V.Ratna Reddy:  'Killing Fields': Life Savers And Externalities (A Study of the Impact of Industrial pollution on Rural Communities in A.P). June, 2001.  (Working Paper No.40).

  1. S.Mahendra Dev:  Kerala's Development Experience: Economic Growth And Human Development. July, 2000.  (Working Paper No.39).

  1. K.S.James:  Internal Migration In Andhra Pradesh: A Quantitative Analysis. April, 2000.  (Working Paper No.38).

  1. C.Ramachandraiah:  Urban Water and Inequality in India. March, 2000.  (Working Paper No.37).

  1. S.Subrahmanyam and N.Rajagopala Rao:  Liberalization an Income Convergence Across Indian States, 2000.  (Working Paper No.36).

  1. K.V.Narayana: Limits to Medicine: A Review of Historical Trends in Health Improvement, 1998 (Working Paper No. 35).

  2. C.Ramachandraiah: Urban Environmental Degradation: A Study of Air pollution in Hyderabad (Working Paper No. 34).

  3. K.S.Babu: Health Insurance: A Case Study of Andhra Pradesh (Working Paper No. 33).

  4. K.S.James: Adult Mortality in A.P -Level, Trends and Determinants (Working Paper No. 32).

  5. P.Satya Sekhar: Levels of Morbidity in Andhra Pradesh (Working Paper No. 31).

  6. S.Subrahmanyam, V.Rama Raju and R.Nageshwara Rao: Interlinkages Between Agriculture and Dairy Development (Working Paper No. 30).

  7. J.V.M.Sarma, N.Sreedevi and Usha Nori: Scope for Reforming the Taxation of Services in Andhra Pradesh Stamp Duties and Motor Vehicle Tax (Working Paper No. 29).

  8. J.V.M.Sarma and N.Sreedevi: Fiscal Imbalances in Andhra Pradesh- A Review (Working Paper No. 28).

  9. J.V.M.Sarma: Introduction of Value Added Tax in A.P: Issues and Prospects (Working Paper No. 27).

  10. R.Radhakrishna and K.Hanumantha Rao: Food Security, Public Distribution and Price Policy (Working Paper No. 26).

  11. N.Krishnaji: Population Pressure 1891-1981: Regional Variation and Consequences (Working Paper No. 25).

  12. P.Satya Sekhar and Nagi Reddy Chinta P: Regional Variations in Contraceptive Choice in Andhra Pradesh (Working Paper No. 24).

  13. R.Radhrakrishna and C.Ravi: Demand Projection Model for Eighth Five Year Plan of India (Working Paper No. 23).

  14. R.Radhakrishna and C.Ravi: Food, Nutrition and Prices: Some Macro Issues (Working Paper No.22).

  15. R.Radhakrishna and S.Indrakant: Food Grain Sector: Growth, Equality and Market Intervention (Working Paper No.21).

  16. B.P.R.Vithal: New thinking and Developing World: Report on a conference in Moscow (Working Paper No.20).

  17. N.Subba Reddy: Mead-Freeman controversy and the question of Ethnographic Credibility (Working Paper No.19).

  18. N.Krishnaji: Family Size & Wealth - Standing Chayanov on his head in the Indian Context (Working Paper No. 18).

  19. R.Radhakrishna, S.Sudhakar Reddy and Gautam Kumar Mitra : Differences in Rural Labour Market Between Backward and Developed Regions of Andhra Pradesh (Working Paper No. 17).

  20. K.Uma Shankar Patnaik: Marketing Channels, Trade Structure and Groundnut Farm Economy: Effects of Government Intervention (Working Paper No.16).

  21. R.Radhakrishna and S.Indrakant: Effects of Rice Market Intervention Policies in Andhra Pradesh (Working Paper No.15).

  22. R.Radhakrishna, S.Sudhakar Reddy and Gautam Kumar Mitra: Welfare levels and their contributory factors : A Case Study of Andhra Pradesh (Working Paper No.14).

  23. G.Haragopal and G.Sudarshanam: Public Policy for Universalization of Education: Andhra Experience (Working Paper No.13).

  24. Uma Ramaswamy: Education and Inequality (Working Paper No.12).

  25. Uma Ramaswamy: Women and Work (Working Paper No.11).

  26. S.Subrahmanyam: Inter- Industry Transactions in a District (Working Paper No.10).

  27. R.Radhakrishna and S.Sudhakar Reddy: Class Composition, Poverty and Agricultural Development (Working Paper No.9).

  28. G.Ram Reddy and G.Haragopal: The Pyraveekar-'THE FIXER' in India (Working Paper No.8).

  29. V.L.S.Prakasa Rao: Spatial Frame Work for Development Planning and Administration (Working Paper No. 7).

  30. R.Radhakrishna, S.A.R.Sastry and S.Sudhakar Reddy: Determinants and Dimensions of Rural Poverty- Some Implications for Development (Working Paper No. 6).

  31. G.Subrahmanyam and B.Kamaiah: Administrative Costs and Tax Substitution- Some Econometric Evidence (Working Paper No. 5).

  32. G.Subrahmanyam: Some Implications of the Popular Approach to Tax Elasticity Estimation (Working Paper No.4).

  33. G.Subrahmanyam: On the Possibility of conflict in inter-state Tax Efforts- A General Note (Working Paper No.3).

  34. G.Subrahmanyam: Growth and Projections of A.P. State Tax Revenues -Some Interim Results (Working Paper No.2).

  35. Waheeduddin Khan: Urban Poverty- Some findings for Hyderabad- Secunderabad (Working Paper No.1).
 
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