Author: ORISSA ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION

The Orissa Economics Association was founded in 1968 and was accorded the status of a learned registered society by the Government of Orissa under the Societies Registration Act, 1868 bearing the number 5358/1968-69 dt. 27.04.1968. It is one of the oldest Regional Academic Associations of the country. The broad objectives of the Association are as follows: 1.To meet from time to time in order to discuss economic issues of contemporary interest. 2.To impart necessary information and expertise to the teachers of economics in Odisha with a view to improving upon the methods and standards of teaching in economics. 3.To stimulate research in the discipline of economics in the state. The Association has been publishing Orissa Economic Journal from its inception. The journal has ISSN and is listed in UGC CARE. To know more about the journal please visit the website orissaeconomicjournal.in To join the Association and know more about the Association, please visit the website orissaea.in

Corporate Politics, Labour Politics

Corporate politics worldwide is essentially how the transnational capitalist class (TCC) manufactures consent in its favour by any possible means. Supranational economic planning agencies such as the IMF, the WTO, the World Bank and the OECD in tandem with global business planning forums such as the World Economic Forum, the Trilateral Commission and the International… Read More Corporate Politics, Labour Politics

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In Conversation: Professor Prasanta K. Pattanaik

Dr. Prasanta K. Pattanaik is Emeritus Professor in the Department of Economics, University of California, Riverside, U.S.A.  Born on April 5, 1943 in the Puri District of Odisha, India, he obtained his B.A. degree from the S.C.S. College (Puri), Utkal University, Odisha in 1963. He obtained his MA (1965) and PhD (1968) degrees from the… Read More In Conversation: Professor Prasanta K. Pattanaik

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IN THE SHADOWS OF DEVELOPMENT-Dispossession and Resistance in Odisha

By Pankaj K. Naik Sonal Ann D’souza The total domination of nature inevitably entails a domination of people by the techniques of domination. ~Andre Gorz Dispossession of land is not uncommon to ‘development’ of any industrial society. In India too, one can trace the vicissitudes of dispossession conditioned by various political regimes. The British Raj… Read More IN THE SHADOWS OF DEVELOPMENT-Dispossession and Resistance in Odisha

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Local Participation in Biodiversity Conservation: A Tale of Similipal

By Madhusmita Dash The expansive forest of Similipal, known for its abundance of Simili (Shoreaa robusta or Sal) trees had  captivated the imagination of Kobiboro Radhanath Ray who had immortalized the Simili Hills in his celebrated poem ‘Usha’. Decades have passed since. The odyssey of Similipal has been riveting. Life reverberates in every crevice of the hills… Read More Local Participation in Biodiversity Conservation: A Tale of Similipal

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In Conversation: Professor Bhabani Prasad Dash On the Journey of the Orissa Economics Association (OEA)

Professor Bhabani Prasad Dash (BPD) was closely associated with the OEA since its inception. He was its Secretary during 1978-83 and President in 2002. He played a crucial role in nurturing the OEA for about half-a-century. In order to obtain a glimpse of the long journey of the OEA, Dr. Amarendra Das (AD), the current… Read More In Conversation: Professor Bhabani Prasad Dash On the Journey of the Orissa Economics Association (OEA)

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