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Most theories are rooted in the expectation that over time the dualist economic structure would wither away, however, evidences from the postcolonial economies does not point towards such a future. Read this brilliant paper by Yadu and Sahil Mehra tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

The dominant narrative in development economics centers on the transition from rural/agricultural to urban/industrial economies. But is this transformation inevitable across time and space? Read more here tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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DSA member Yadu and Sahil Mehra have a new paper in the Forum for Social Economics which critically revisits the Lewisian paradigm. buff.ly/4k17YGc

With the new blow up of top published shady RCTs, debate on usefulness of the method will re-ignite. The framing of that debate is so myopic. It’s not about whether the method is useful/rigorous! It’s about whether the current “RCT enterprise” is extractive !

The dominant narrative of development, based on the global North's experience, largely ignores colonial history in the South. This article by Yadu and Sahil Mehra analyzes India's Tamil Nadu (1994-2018) region, showing sectoral shifts are complex and are driven by economic

Publication alert! Yadu's book review on Manuel Gonzalo's "India from Latin America: Peripherisation, state building, and demand-led growth", Routledge, London (2023). For political economy folks of the Global South. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Dear Friends, My book review of Manuel Gonzalo's "India from Latin America: Peripherisation, State Building, and Demand-Led Growth" has been published in the Asian Journal of Social Science! You can read it here 👉 sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Looking forward to your thoughts!

DSA member C.R Yadu (Yadu) and Sahil Mehra have a new paper in the Forum for Social Economics which critically revisits the Lewisian paradigm: buff.ly/UBwphpq

Political Economy of Hindi Imposition in India newsclick.in/political-econ…

20/ India as analysed from Latin American lens of structuralism (Prebisch ECLAC), National Innovation systems (UFRJ) & political economy (UNICAMP) Manuel Gonzalo "India from Latin America" reviewed by Yadu cc Renato H. de Gaspi Adriana Mandacaru Guerra Shreyas Shende sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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Happy to share that our paper "Visualising the Invisible: Re-examining Women’s Labour Force Participation in India" has been published in the Economic and Political Weekly (EPW)!

'Rethinking Economics' (Rethinking Economics ) has published a short summary of our article on structural transformation in the global South. I hope it sparks your interest to read the full piece! rethinkeconomics.org/blog/2025/05/1…

New publication alert! C.R. Yadu (CASAS member) has published a review of Manuel Gonzalo's book 'India from Latin America: Peripherisation, State building, and Demand-Led Growth'. Read the full review at doi.org/10.1016/j.ajss…