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Professor of Economics

Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India.

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Joyashree Roy, Professor,                                Joyashree Roy                              

11, Central Park                                           Professor

Jadavpur                                                      Jadavpur University

Kolkata: 700032. India   

                                                                     Kolkata:700032.India

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Department of Economics, Jadavpur University, Kolkata: 700 032, http://jadavpur.edu      

TEACHING EXPERIENCE   go to top

Undergraduate students in Economics, Muralidhar Girls’ College, Kolkata, India (1982-1991).

Undergraduate, Post-Graduate, M.Phil students in the Department Economics, Jadavpur University (1991-continuing).

Special courses on Energy Economics and Management for the Energy professionals at the School of Energy Studies, Jadavpur University,  Kolkata, since (1986-1995).

M.Tech. students  in Energy Science at the School of Energy Studies, Faculty of Engineering and technology, Jadavpur University (1995-continuing). 

UGC sponsored  Refresher courses conducted by different universities in West Bengal.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE    go to top

Broad area of research is Resource and Environmental Economics. Major contributions are in the field of Energy demand modeling. The field of application ranges from Non renewables to Renewable resources, urban to rural problems. The bias is more towards industry sector and econometric model building, statistical analysis especially for deriving policy implication for developing countries with special reference to the Indian economy. Database ranging from primary data from field survey to secondary data and macro data such as input-output tables have been used at various stages. Focus of current research is more towards Economic and Social Dimensions of Climate Change, Water resource management.

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Actively participated in various collaborative research projects. Collaborating institutes and departments are:

i)                    Environmental Energy Technology Division, International Research Group,  Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, California, Berkeley, USA. 

ii)                   Department of Renewable Energy Development Agency , Government of West Bengal, India. 

iii)                 School of Energy Studies, School of Environmental Studies at Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India. 

iv)                 International Energy Agency, Paris.

Research Guidance:

M. Phil  Dissertation                                                       go to top

1. Oil Demand Elasticities in India by Indrani Ganguly, 1993, May

2. Interfuel Substitution in Selected Indian Manufacturing Industries during Post Oil EmbargoPeriod by Sarbari Sarkar 1993, September.

3. The Residential Consumption Pattern for Energy in Urban Sector- A case Study of Calcutta Using Consumer Expenditure Survey data, by Soma Dey, 1994.

4. Power - A Study on Decentralised Generation using Survey Data", by Soma Gupta, 1994.

5. Inequality in Primary School Participation - Indian Experience by Smritikana Majumdar,  1995.

6. An Analysis of Private Demand for Elementary Education Using Household Survey Data, by Shyamal Banerjee, 1995.

7. Participation at Primary level of Education - an Empirical Study for West bengal using District Level Data by Nupa Mukhopadhyay, 1996.

8. Environmental Concern and Abatement Policies in India - an Evaluation through End-of-pipe      treatment cost analysis for Indian Paper Industry by Subhadra Ganguly, 1996.

9. Energy Use and CO₂ Emissions: Case of Indian Manufacturing Industries by Mitali Dasgupta, 1999.

Ph.D. Thesis                                                           go to top

 

completed

1. Analysing Economic Structures - With Special Reference to Indian Economy (Santadas Ghosh).

2. A Study on Infrastructure – Economy Interdependence in India: An Input-Output Approach (Ranjana Mukherjee (nee) Chatterjee

1. Sustainability, Water Use, Economic Incentives: Case of Greater Calcutta. (Monojit Ghosh) 

2. Climate Change Policies: Challenges for the Indian Industries (Sarmistha Sarkar) 

3. Understanding Changes in Energy Use and CO₂ Emissions from Manufacturing Industries in India (Mitali Das Gupta)

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