SANTADAS GHOSH
Visva-Bharati, St. Paul's Cathedral Mission college, Jadavpur University, Jadavpur University Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Sundarban Mahavidyalaya
About
Santadas Ghosh is an Associate Professor of Economics in the Department of Economics and Politics at Visva-Bharati (India). He is also a Fellow at the South Asian Network for Development and Environmental Economics (SANDEE, ICIMOD, Nepal) and Senior Fellow at the Asian Centre for Development (ACD, Bangladesh). He has conducted extensive primary survey-based studies for more than 15 years primarily in the Sundarban region in India, which is a biodiversity hotspot and a World Heritage Site. His research interests include Environmental Valuation studies and Rural Livelihood Dynamics. He has published widely on livelihood and environmental issues in journals and edited volumes.
Employment
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Visva-Bharati Associate Professor in Economics2007 - Present
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St. Paul's Cathedral Mission college Assistant Professor2002 - 2007
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Sundarban Mahavidyalaya Assistant Professor1999 - 2002
Education
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Jadavpur University Ph.D.1995 - 2000
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Jadavpur University Department of Computer Science and Engineering M.C.A.1992 - 1995
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University of Calcutta Department of Economics M.Sc. (Economics)1989 - 1991
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Vidyasagar College B. Sc. (Economics)1986 - 1989
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (10)
- Digital Financial Inclusion in Rural India: Findings from NSS 77th Round Survey Save
- Distribution and Usage of Digital Payment Cards in India: Findings from NSS 77th Round Survey Save
- Coastal dilemma: Climate change, public assistance and population displacement Save
- Valuation of Marine and Coastal Ecosystem Services in India Save
- Climate change, ecological stress and livelihood choices in Indian Sundarban Save
- Recreational value of coastal and marine ecosystems in India: A macro approach Save
- Coping with a Natural Disaster: Sundarbans after Cyclone Aila Save
- Valuing the Land of Tigers: What Indian Visitors Reveal Save
- Valuing the land of tigers: What Indian visitors reveal Save
- Qualitative Input–Output Analysis of the Indian Economic Structure Save