Ghanshyam Sharma
Posted on February 11, 2025 by ankit
Ghanshyam Sharma is an empirical microeconomist with a focus on public and health economics. He has a PhD in Economics from Clemson University, USA. He has previously taught at State University of New York (Oswego), Seton Hall University, and Hiram College. He has also worked at the Planning Commission of India, National Council of Applied Economics Research (NCAER), and Centre for Civil Society.
He was also an Adam Smith Fellow at the Mercatus Center, George Mason University and Koch Summer Fellow, Department of Philosophy, University of New Orleans.
Rajani Balaji
Posted on January 22, 2025 by chandu
Rajani Balaji brings 24 years of rich experience spanning academia and the corporate sector. As an Assistant Professor at the School of Business, she is passionate about teaching and committed to nurturing a student-centered learning environment.
She holds an MBA from Christ University and is currently pursuing her PhD. Her teaching approach focuses on blending conceptual clarity with practical applications, ensuring students are well-equipped for academic and professional success.
Khangembam Vikram
Posted on January 16, 2025 by ankit
Dr. Sen is an Assistant Professor at the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, RV University. Prior to this he taught at the Department of Political Science, St. Joseph’s University, Bengaluru. With a specialization in critical border studies, his research focuses on the logic of domestic-international linkage in foreign policy.
His doctoral work analyses the impacts of statist essentialisms concerning on-going conflicts, on discerning actor interests, grounds for intervention and resolution policies. His field work experience involves navigating conflict zones, and engaging with borderland communities to understand the impacts of state narrativization of conflicts on local lives and perceptions.
His research explores inequalities and insecurities in post-conflict zones. He is particularly interested in how informal negotiations and the replication of formal institutions shape local relations in the absence of the state. His work also delves into locally generated processes and adaptations that help stabilize communities in such contexts. Outside of academia, he enjoys films, football, and video games.
Ayodh Vasant Kamath
Posted on January 10, 2025 by ankit