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Recently, came across this brilliant newsletter from Shreyas Shende. I have found it insightful, nuanced, and data-driven to understand India’s economic trajectory. This one in particular on India’s trade policy caught my attention. I look forward to his upcoming newsletters.

Great to see Adam Tooze refer to my interview (southernasia.uchicago.edu/interview-dr-s…) w/ Dr. Raghavan on '1971: A Global History of the Creation of Bangladesh' in Chartbook 315 ('Talking about Bangladesh. Or, rather, why aren't we talking about Bangladesh?'): adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-31…

👇🏼 A must read for all international trade enthusiasts in India.

Last call! We are hiring a post-doc to lead our work identifying economic opportunities and supporting smart green industrial policies. This is exciting research at the intersection of academia and policy.

2020 | Manual scavenging is a predominantly “forced” caste-based and hereditary occupation, which involves physical and manual removal of human excreta from dry latrines and sewers. Read Shaileshkumar Darokar’s critical analysis. bit.ly/3ehJadN

Fascinating how long-time critics of neoliberalism have been forced to pivot to point out the pitfalls of postneoliberalism. Isabella does a great job at keeping class analysis central here.

India breaks with BRICS, Global South and rest of South Asia (except Nepal) to abstain on UNGA resolution based on ICJ order, that calls on Israel to withdraw from Palestinian territories within a year. Interesting that Japan voted for the resolution- 124 countries supported.

The "abstentionist power".