CURRICULUM VITAE
NAME
:
AMIT BHADURI
DATE OF BIRTH
:
4 October, 1940
MARITAL STATUS
:
Married, wife and
two daughters
ACADEMIC RECORD
1967 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.),Cambridge
University,
England.
1963 Economics, Honours, B.A. Cambridge University,
England.Placed in the First Class.
1960 Economics (with subsidiary Mathematics),
Calcutta University.Placed in the First Class.
ACADEMIC AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS
Elected Professor Emeritus, Jawaharlal Nehru University
2002. Elected as one of the “professors of clear fame”
through international selection from all subjects to
teach in Pavia University, Italy.
1986 Nominated to Honorary (Life) Professorship,
Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.
1986 Indian Council of Social Science Research Prize in
recognition of original work in Economics.
1974 Elected to honorary life fellowship,
Development
1966
Studies, Trivandrum,
Awarded
the
Stevenson
Economics
and
Centre
for
Kerala.
Prize
of
Politics
the
for
Faculty
of
piece
of
best
research work, Cambridge University.
ACADEMIC POSITIONS HELD
Since2003.
Distinguished
Professor
of
Economics,Pavia
University, Italy.
Also,visiting(honorary)professor,
Development,
New
Delhi;
Council
professor
for
emeritus
Social
Jawaharlal
Nehru University.
1995-2001. Rejoined at the invitation of the-then vice
chancellor
as
professor
of
economics,
Jawaharlal
Nehru
University, New Delhi, India.
2002.Senior
Fellow.
Institute
of
Advanced
Studies,
Bolognia University, Italy
1997.Spring: Fellow, Swedish Collegium for Advanced
Study in the Social Sciences.
19952000. Taught as adjunt professor short Ph.D. courses in
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU),
Trondheim, Norway.
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1994-95.Fellow,Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin (Institute for
Advanced Studies, Berlin).
1993-94. Visiting Professor,University of Bremen, Germany
and University of Trondheim, Norway.
1989-92.
Professor
of
Economics,
Indian
Institute
Management, Calcutta, India.
1988. Visiting Professor, University of Bologna, Italy.
3
of
1987.
Visiting
Professor,
University
of
Vienna
and
Linz
Austria
1986. Visiting Professor, Stanford University, U.S.A.
1983-85.Professor, EL Collegio de Mexico, Mexico.
1973-1982.Professor,
Centre
for
Economic
Studies
and
Planning, Jawaharlal Nehru University.
1972. Fellow, Centre for Development
Studies, Trivandrum,
India.
1971.
Research
Officer,
United
Nations
Industrial
Development Organization, Vienna.
1969. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), as an
U.N. expert working in the Ministry of Finance,
Colombo, Sri Lanka.
1968. Reader (Associate Professor), Delhi School of
Economics,University of Delhi,India.
1966.
Assistant
Director
of
Studies,
Pembroke
Cambridge.
1963. Professor of Economics, Presidency College,
Calcutta, India.
4
College,
OTHER RESEARCH RELATED ACTIVITIES
2006. Delivered B.N Ganguly Memorial Lecture, Centre for
Developing Societies, Delhi University; John Mathai
Lecture, University of Calicut, Kerala.
2005. John Mathai Lecture, University of Calicut.
2005. Schumpeter lectures, University of Graz,Austria.
2004. Invited lecture, El Colegio de Mexico
1993. Invited lecture series “On the uses and abuses of
mathematics in economics” at Institute of Mathematical
Sciences
and
Applied
Economics(ISMEA,CourieInstitute,
Paris.
5
1990.
Invited
Fellow
of
the
Norwegian
Council
of
Sciences.
1990.
Political
Economy
Lectures,
Harvard
University,
U.S.A.
1990. Invited Lectures Series, CIDE, Mexico City.
1986-89.Member of the Commission on European Unemployment
(under the chairmanship of Dr.
Bruno Kreisky,
former
Chancellor of Austria).
1986. Invited lecture series at the Swedish Collegium
for Advanced Studies in the Social
Sciences; Uppsala University, Sweden.
1979.Invited lecture series, as Visiting Professor at
the Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna, Austria.
Also
worked
as
short-terms
research
consultant
to
various United Nations Organizations and as expert on
committees
of
these
organizations,
e.g.
ILO,
UNCTAD,
UNDP, UNIDO, UN, Economic Commission for Asia and the
Pacific, Economic Commission for the Middle East. Also,
worked as invited
Institute
of
researcher/consultant in the Vienna
Comparative
Economic
Studies,
for
the
Development Bank for South Africa.
SERVING AT PRESENT, OR SERVED ON
OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNALS:
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THE
EDITORIAL
BOARDS
Economic Apliquee, Paris, France.
Metroeconomica, Rome, Italy; Graz, Austria.
Structural Change andEconomicDynamics,Cambridge,England.
Pakistan Journal of Applied Economics, Karachi,Pakistan.
Pakistan
Journal
of
Development
Economics,
Islamabad,
Pakistan.
Development and Change, The Hague, Netherlands.
PUBLICATIONS
BOOKS
1.
The Economic Structure of Backward Agriculture,
Academic
Press,
London
and
New
York,
1983.
(Translated into Spanish).
2.
Macroeconomics:
The
Dynamics
of
Commodity
Production, Macmillan, London, 1986.
German
edition,
1988;
Italian
edition,
1989;
Spanish edition, 1989; Polish edition, 1994.
3.
Unconventional Economic Essays, Oxford University
Press, Delhi, 1993.
4 The Intelligent Person’s Guide to Liberalization,
(Co-author
Deepak
Nayyar),Penguin,Delhi,
1996.Hindi
translation, 1996,Japanese translation, 1999.
5. On the Border of Economic Theory and History, Oxford
University Press, Delhi, 1999.
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6. Development with Dignity, National Book Trust, New
Delhi,2005(in 8 major Indian languages)Translated
into
Portugese(
University
of
Brazilia
and
Korean.
7. Employment and Development: Essays from an unorthodox
perspective, Oxford University Press, Delhi,2006.
8.
Growth,
Distribution
and
Innovations(
Schumpeter
Lectures), Routledge,London, publication, 2007.
ARTICLES
1.
The
concept
of
the
marginal
productivity
of
capital and the Wicksell effect, Oxford Economic
Papers, July 1966 (translated into Spanish).
2.
Foreign trade as a time-saving device in project
planning, Economics of Planning, 1968, Vol. No. 3
(translated into Russian).
3.
An aspect of project selection: durability versus
construction period, Economic Journal, July 1968.
4.
On the recent controversy on capital theory: a
Marxian view, Economic Journal, September, 1969
(translated
Italian,
into
Portuguese
German,
and
Spanish,
Japanese;
French,
reprinted
in
`Penguin Modern Readings’ edited by G. Harcourt
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and Liang).
5.
A physical analogue of the reswitching problem,
Oxford Economic Papers, July 1970.
6.
Unwanted
amortization
funds:
a
mathematical
treatment, Economic Journal, June 1971.
7.
A study in agricultural backwardness under semifeudalism, Economic Journal, March, 1973.
8.
Towards a theory of pre-capitalist exchange, in
Economic Theory and Planning, ed. A.Mitra, Oxford
University Press, Delhi, 1974.
9.
On the analogy between the quantity - and the
price-traverse, Oxford Economic Papers, November,
1975.
10.
The evolution of land relations in British India,
Indian Economic and Social History Review, March,
1976.
11.
A critical approach to irrigation statistics in
India,
International
Social
Science
Review,
September, 1976 (also in French).
12.
On the formation of usurious interest rates in
backward
agriculture,
Cambridge
Journal
of
Economics, December, 1977.
13.
Accumulation and exploitation: an analysis in the
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tradition of Marx, Kalecki and Sraffa, Cambridge
Journal
of
Economics,
June,
1980
(co-authored
with Joan Robinson).
14.
Class relations and the pattern of accumulation
in
an
agrarian
economy,
Cambridge
Journal
of
Economics, December, 1981.
15.
Credit to the South, in East West South edited by
Sanders, Macmillan, London, 1982.
16.
Durable
capital
intensity:
goods
Wicksell
and
on
the
the
notion
of
Akermann
capital
Problem
reconsidered, Journal of Post- Keneysian Economics,
Fall, 1982.
17.
The
rise
of
Monetarism
as
a
social
doctrine,
Thames Papers on Political Economy, Autumn, 1983
(translated into Italian and Spanish; co-authored
with Josef Steindl).
18.
Crop-sharing as a labour process and the size of
the
farm,
Journal
of
Peasant
Studies,
April,
1983.
19.
Multimarket
classification
of
unemployment:
a
sceptical note, Cambridge Journal of Economics,
December, 1983.
20.
L’accumulation du capital: temps logique et temps
10
historique,
Economie
Appliquee,
1985,
No.
2
(original in English).
21.
Las’ repercussions de `Monetarismo en los paises
en
desarrollo’,
Investigation
Economica,
June,
1985 (original in English).
22.
Persistence
dynamics
Peasant
of
and
polarization:
agrarian
Studies,
a
study
contradiction,
April,
1986
in
the
Journal
(co-authored
of
with
H.Z. Rahman and Ann Lisbet Arn).
23.
Forced
commerce
and
agrarian
growth,
World
Development, 1986, No. 2.
24.
The
complex
system,
dynamics
Quarterly
of
Journal
the
of
simple
Ricardian
Economics,
1987,
November (co-authored with D.J. Harris).
25.
Dependent
vs
borrowing,
self-reliant
Cambridge
growth
Journal
with
of
external
Economics,
September, 1987.
26.
Employment and
livelihood, International Labour
Review, 1989, Vol. 128, No. 6.
27.
Entries
Economics
Neuman.
for
edited
New
by
Entries
J.
on
Palgrave
Eatwell,
`Disguised
`Money lending’ and `Golden age’.
11
Dictionary
M.
Milgaet,
of
P.
unemployment’,
28.
Microfoundations
post-Keynesian
of
macroeconomics
view,
Oknomie
und
theory:
a
Gesellschaft,
Jahrbuch 6 ed. Kalmach, P., 1989.
29.
Optimal
price
adjustment
under
incomplete
information, European Economic Review, 1990 No.
(Co-authored with Falkinger, J.).
30.
Unemployment
basis
of
Cambridge
and
the
real
contesting
Journal
of
wage:
the
political
Economics,
economic
ideologies,
1990,
December
(co-authored with Marglin, S.).
31.
Profit squeeze and Keynesian theory (co-authored
with
Marglin,
S.)
in
The
Golden
Age
of
Capitalism, edited by S. Marglin, and J. Schor,
Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1990.
32.
Relaxing
the
international
constrain
on
full
employment, Banco Nazionale del Lavoro Quarterly,
1990 (co-authored with Matzner, E.).
33.
Economic
power
and
backward
agriculture,
productive
in
efficiency
in
Reinterpretations
in
Economic History, edited by B. Gustafsson, Edward
Elgar, London, 1991.
12
34.
Small is powerful: catastrophic change from the
neglect
of
`second
order
small’
in
Essays
in
Economic Analysis and Policy (Essays in honour of
Bhabatosh Datta ) edited by D. Banerjee, Oxford
University Press, Delhi, 1991.
35.
Keynesian
and
classical
unemployment:
a
false
distinction, Economie Appliquee, 1991, March.
36.
Unconventional
stabilization
(special
implications
policies,
number
in
of
Indian
conventional
Economic
memory
Review
of
Sukhamoy
East
European
Chakravarty), 1992, No. 27.
37.Conventional
stabilization
transition,
in
The
and
the
Transition
from
Command
to
Market Economies in East-Central Europe, edited
by S. Ritcher, Boulder, San Francisco and Oxford,
1992.
38.
Orthodox
development
theories
and
their
application to the less developed countries, in
From
Debt
Crisis
to
Sustainable
Development,
edited by G. Vaggi, Macmillan, London, 1993.
39.
Alternative development strategies and the rural
sector, in Economic Crisis and Third World
Agriculture, edited by A. Singh and H. Tabatabai,
13
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1993.
40.
The
method
analysis,
Nations
of
in
the
The
(Essays
pure
ratio
Dynamics
in
honour
of
of
in
the
L.L.
economic
Wealth
of
Pasinetti),
edited by Harcourt, G. And Baranzini, Macmillan,
London, 1993.
41.
Sustainable
full
flexibility,
in
lopment
edited
(Essays
by
K.
employment
Investment
in
memory
Basu,
M.
and
Planning
of
S.
Mazumdar
real
wage
and
Deve-
Chakravarty),
and
T.
Mitra,
clearing
price,
Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1994.
42.
Chaotic
targeting
on
market
-
Economie Appliquee, 1994, No. 1.
43.
Wage
flexibility
and
employment:
from
its
national to international dimension, in Was ist
Relevante Oknomie Heute (Essays in honour of K.
Rothschild)
edited
by
E.
Matzner
and
E.W.
Nowothy, Metropolis, Marburg, 1994.
44.
The economics and politics and social democracy,
in Development and Change (Essays in honour of
K.N. Raj), edited by P. Bardhan, M. DattaChaudhury, and T.N. Krishnan, Oxford University
Press, Delhi, 1994.
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45.
Short
period
macroeconomic
aspects
of
foreign
aid, Cambridge Journal of Economics, March, 1996
(co-authored with Skarstein, R.).
46.
Transition from the command to the market system:
what went wrong and what to do now? (Mimeo, coauthored with Laski and Levick), Vienna Institute
of Comparative Economic Studies, 1994.
47.
Patterns
of
economic
transition
and
structural
adjustment, Yearbook of the Vienna Institute of
Comparative Economic Studies (Essays in honour of
Alec Nave), edited by Mark Knell, Edward Elgar,
1996.
48.
Reflections on the role of the state in economic
development
(with
special
reference
to
large,
predominantly agrarian economic, in Storm, S. And
Naastepad
(ed.)
The
State
and
the
Economic
Process, Edward Elgar, Cheltenharm, 1996.
49.
Reflections
on
the
economic
role
of
the
transformational state (translated into French as
“Une reflection sur le role de L’Etat dons des
economies en transformation” in R. Delorme (ed).
A l’est du Nouveau L’Harmattan, Paris, 1996.
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50.
Dynamic
patterns
in
transformation,
Structural
Change and Economic Dynamics, Vol. 7, 1996.
51.
Economic growth and the theory
evaluation
of
Joan
Robinson’s
of capital: an
contribution,
in
M.C. Marcuzzo, L.L. Pasinetti and A. Roncaglia
(eds). The Economics of Joan Robinson, Routledge,
London, 1996.
52.
Productivity,
production
relations
and
class
efficiency: illustrations from Indian agriculture
in
A.
Bhaduri
and
R.Skarstein
(eds).
Economic
Development and Agricultural Productivity, Edward
Elgar, Chettenham, U.K., 1997.
53.
Three
aspects
planned
of
economies
transforming
(Essays
former
in
centrally
honour
of
T.
Mazumdar) in A. Bose, M. Rakshit and A. Sinha
(eds).
Issues
in
Economic
Theory
and
Public
Policy, Oxford University Press, Delhi, 1997.
54.
Implications of
globalization
for macroeconomic
theory and policy in developing countries in D.
Baker, G. Epstein and R. Pollin (eds).
Globalization
and
Progressive
Economic
Policy,
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1998.
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55.
The
problem
of
unemployment:
its
economic
and
political dimensions, in Halevi, J. And Fontaine,
J.M.
(eds).
Restoring
Demand
in
the
World
Economy, Edward Elgar, 1998.
56.
Eficiencia
economica
e
instituciones
agrarias,
Historia Agraria, Enero-Junio, 1998.
57.
Dualism, Dependency and Structuralism, an essay
contributed
volumes
to
for
Encyclopedia
Twentieth
Italiana
Century
(special
Intellectual
History/History of Ideas), Rome, Italy, 1999.
58.
Effective
demand
aggregate
versus
demand/supply
perspective
(co-authored
Riese),
Banca
Nazionale
Review,
September,
1999
profit
maximization
analysis:
with
del
K.
a
(An
dynamic
Laski
Lavoro
in
and
M.
Quarterly
earlier
version
published in Polish in Economista, 1996).
59.
Legal
or
illegal
production
and
monopoly with transaction cost,
trade
under
Metroeconomica,
51(3) August, 2000.
60.
Chaotic
implications
unemployment
of
Structural
Dynamics(13),2002.
17
the
natural
Change
and
rate
of
Economic
61.
Nationalism and economic policy in the era of
globalizatio
in
D.Nayyar(ed)
Governing
Globalization, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 2002.
62.
The evolution of policies and strategies in Indian
economic development, in Economic Development and the
Quality
of
Life
in
South
Asia,
Printworld
Tanne,
University of Tokyo and Ministry of Education, Japan
(March, 2000).
63.
Effective demand and the terms of trade in a dual
economy:
with
R.
A
Kaldorian
Skarstein;
perspective
Cambridge
(co-authored
Journal
Economics), 2003(27).
64.
Structural change and development, in Ha-Joon
Chang(ed), Rethinking Development
Economics,London, Anthem Press, 2003.
65.
Endogenous economic growth: a new approach,
Cambridge Journal pf Economics,Vol.30(1), 2006.
66.
A model of interaction between the real and the
virtual economy ( co authored with K.Laski and
M.Riese),Metroeconomica,July, 57(3), 2006.
67.
Joblessness, (also in Portugese), Brazilian
Journal of Political Economy, vol.25, no.2
68.
Labour market flexibility and unemployment,
18
of
Employment, /Distribution and Growth, edited by
Eckhard Hein, Macmillan, London, 2006.
69.
The role of income distribution in long run
economic growth, in N. Salvadori (ed)Economic
Growth and Distribution, Edward Elgar,
Cheltenham, U.K and Northhampton, Mass, USA,
pp40-58.
70. On the Dynamics of profit- and wage –led
growth,forthcoming, Cambridge Journal of Economics,
2008.
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