About
Anindita Roy Saha is a Professor at the Department of Economics, Head of the Department of Environmental Studies and Coordinator of the Centre for Earth Studies at Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi. She is a visiting faculty at the Department of Environmental Studies, Faculty of Science, University of Delhi. She has been associated with Jawaharlal Nehru University, Ambedkar University Delhi, Nalanda University, Indira Gandhi National Open University and Amity University in various academic and professional capacities. She completed her Bachelor’s degree from Jadavpur University, Kolkata and subsequently Master’s and Ph D degrees from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India. Her area of specialization includes Energy, Environment and Resource Economics. She is a life member of the Indian Economic Association and the Indian Society for Ecological Economics. She has supervised several research dissertations and published articles in reputed national and international journals in areas related to environmental sustainability, climate change and ecological conservation. Her latest publication is a book titled ‘Sustainable Development Insights from India. India Studies in Business and Economics’, 2021, (eds.) Dasgupta, P., Saha A.R. and Singhal R., Springer, Singapore.
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Indraprastha College for Women
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Publications (9)
- Searching for a human face in climate policies of South Asia: issues of displacement, gender and disability Save
- Role of Health Orientation in the Consumption of High Value Agriculture Products: An Exploration of Urban Indian Consumers Save
- From conflict to climate: refugees to IDPs (Internally Displaced Persons) in the Bay of Bengal Save
- Understanding environmental protection expenditure in India Save
- A Report of the Online Course on “Climate, Community and Conservation” Save
- Emerging Trends for High-Value Agricultural Products in India: Production, Consumption and the Nutritional Fallout Save
- Variations in chemical composition of aerosol during Diwali over mega city Delhi, India Save
- The role of compulsory environmental education in higher learning: A study in the University of Delhi Save
- Smart cities for a sustainable future: Can Singapore be a model for Delhi? Save