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THEMES FOR THE 93rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE IEA 2010
DATES: 27.29 DECEMBER, 2010
THEME: 1
CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Sub-Themes:
- Climate Change . origin, concept, measures, impacts, mitigation, and adaptation.
- Climate change policies . the North-South debate
- Developing countries' strategic approaches, targets, focus, and measures for low carbon economy.
- Copenhagen Round, Climate Change and REDD.
- Environmental Degradation, Economic Development and Climate Change: Need for an Alternative Paradigm for Sustainable Development.
THEME: 2
ROLE OF NON-FARM SECTOR IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Sub-Themes:
- Rural Development, its importance and current scenario with limitations of the farm sector.
- Non-farm sector, its various dimensions and its role in Rural Development especially to reduce the disguised unemployment in the farm sector.
- Theoretical models and/with empirical studies dealing with non-farm sector.s role in Rural Development for Developing Economies including India.
- Analysis of the theme at the Global, National, State and District levels with policy prescriptions.
THEME: 3
REGIONALISM AND MULTILATERALISM IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Sub-Themes:
- Economics of Regional and Multilateral Trade.
- Multilateral Trade Institutions and their relation with Regional Blocks.
- Economic Integration between nations and regional blocs through trade.
- Globalization and International Trade.
- Trade among SAARC countries.
THEME: 4
ECONOMICS OF AMARTYA SEN
Sub-Themes:
- Amartya Sen and Welfare Economics.
- Amartya Sen and Development Economics.
- Poverty, Inequality and Amartya Sen.
- Economics and Philosophy of Amartya Sen.
- Other ideas of Amartya Sen, including Planning, Agriculture, Gender Discrimination, Public Action, etc
THEME: 5
PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES OF ECONOMY OF NORTH-WEST INDIA
THEMATIC KEYNOTE PAPERS
Lead papers during 93rd Annual Conference at Chandigarh. |
Name & Designation |
| Climate change, Environment and Economic Development | Prof. Promod Aggarwal Regional Facilitator, International Challenge Programme On Climate Change International Water Management Institute New Delhi. |
| Role of Non-Farm Sector in Rural Development | Prof. Amitabh Kundu CSRD, Jawarharlal Nehru University. New Delhi. |
| Regionalism and Multilateralism in International Trade | Dr. Biswajit Dhar DG,RIS, Zone IV-B Fourth Floor, India Habitate Centre, New Delhi. |
| Economics of Amartya Sen | Prof. Satish Kumar Jain Centre for Economic Studies and Planning, Jawarharlal Nehru University. New Delhi. |
MEMORIAL LECTURES
Memorial Lectures during 93rd Annual Conference at Chandigarh. |
Name & Designation |
| Prof. Rudder Datt Memorial Lecture | Prof. Y.K. Alagh Chairman, Institute of Rural Management, Anand, Gujarat. |
| Prof. P. R. Bharmananda Memorial Lecture | Prof. B.B.Bhattacharaya Vice-Chancellor Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi |
| Prof. Vera Anstey Memorial Lecture | Prof. Abhijit Sen Member, Planning Commission Government of India, New Delhi |
| Prof. Raja J. Chellaih Memorial Lecture | Dr C. Rangarajan Chairman, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister, New Delhi |
SPECIAL LECTURES
Special Lectures by |
Address |
| Prof. Shenggen Fan | Director General, International Food Policy Research Institute, Washington DC, USA. |
| Prof. William Darity | Arts & Sciences Professor of Public Policy, Professor of African & African-American Studies & Economics, Duke University, USA. |
CURRENT TOPIC DISCUSSION
Issues in Economic Governance- Why does programme delivery vary across States?
Issues in Economic Governance- Why does programme delivery vary across States?
| Prof. Ravi Srivastava | Chairman, CSRD, Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi. |
| Prof. N.C. Saxsena | Former Member Planning Commission, Government of India, New Delhi |
| Prof. S.R. Hashim | Former Member Planning Commission and Director , ISID, New Delhi. |
PANEL DISCUSSION
Inclusive Policy- Individual Focus vs. Social Group Policies.
Inclusive Policy- Individual Focus vs. Social Group Policies.
| Prof. Ashwani Saith | Dean, Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, The Netherlands. |
| Dr. K.P.Kannan | Director, Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum. Kerala. |
| Prof. Van K. Borooah | Professor, University of Ulster. United Kingdom. |
| Dr. Bina Agarwal | Director, Institute of Economic Growth New Delhi. |


