SABYASACHI TRIPATHI. Present Employment Assistant Professor of Economics, Adamas University, Department of Economics, June 2017 to date.

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1 SABYASACHI TRIPATHI Present Employment Assistant Professor of Economics, Adamas University, Department of Economics, June 2017 to date. Past Employment Assistant Professor: Lovely Professional University (LPU), Jalandhar, July 2015 May Research Fellow: National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA), New Delhi, August 2014 February Fellow: Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER), New Delhi, April 2013 July 2014 Research Assistant Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC), Bangalore, June April 2013 Centre for Studies in Social Science (CSSS), Calcutta, April August 2008 Jadavpur University, Kolkata, June April 2008 Education Ph.D. (Economics) degree awarded in 2013 by the University of Mysore through the Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC) for the dissertation entitled Urban agglomeration and Urban Economic Growth in India: An Empirical Study. Advisor: Prof. M. R. Narayana. Ph.D. Foundation Course in 2009 from Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC) with First Rank in Economics M. A. (Economics) in 2006 from Jadavpur University with First Class B.Sc. (Economics) in 2004 from Kharagpur College, Vidyasagar University with First Class Third Rank Fields of Interest Urban Economics, Poverty and Inequality, International Trade Teaching Areas Micro Economics, Macro Economics, Mathematical Economics, Econometrics, Environmental Economics. Research and Publications A. Journal Publications 1. How to develop an equitable distribution of urban GDP by smart city development in India, Regional Science Inquiry (forthcoming). (Publisher: Hellenic Association of Regional Scientists). 2. The impact of agricultural activities on urbanization: Evidence and implications for India, International Journal of Urban Sciences (in press). (Publisher: Taylor & Francis) (with Chetana Rani). Sabyasachi Tripathi, Page 1

2 3. Does Higher level of Education Reduce Poverty and Increase Inequality? Evidence from Urban India, International Journal of Business and Globalisation (in press). (Publisher: Inderscience). 4. Urbanization and Economic Growth in Punjab (India): An Empirical Analysis, Urban Research and Practice (in press). (Publisher: Taylor & Francis) (with Kavita Mahey). 5. Determinants of firm location choice in large cities in India: A binary Logit model analysis, Theoretical and Empirical Researches in Urban Management, 12:3 (2017), (Publisher: AES, Romania) (with Shamika Kumar). 6. The truly disadvantaged? Assessing social vulnerability to climate change in urban India, Habitat International 56: 1 (2016), (Publisher: Elsevier) (with Komali Yenneti, Yehua Dennis Wei, Wen Chen, Gaurav Joshi). 7. Does higher level of Tourism activities lead to higher level of economic development? Evidence from Asian countries, International Journal of Applied Business and Economic Research, 14:5 (2016), (Publisher: Serials Publications) (with Madhur Bhatia). 8. Level of Education and Economic Development in SAARC member countries: A Panel data approach, Man in India 96: 5 (2016), (Publisher: Serials Publications) (with Madhur Bhatia). 9. Large Agglomerations and Economic Growth in Urban India: An Application of Panel Data Model, Urban India 35: 1 (2015), (Publisher: NIUA, New Delhi, India). 10. Determinants of Large City Slum Incidence in India: A Cross-Sectional Study, Poverty and Public Policy 7:1 (2015), (Publisher: Wiley Blackwell). 11. An overview of India s Urbanization, Urban Economic Growth and Urban Equity, International Journal of Economics and Empirical Research 3: 3 (2015), (Publisher: ESDO, Pakistan). 12. Estimating Urban Agglomeration Economies for India: A New Economic Geography Perspective. Theoretical and Empirical Researches in Urban Management 9: 2 (2014), (Publisher AES, Romania). 13. Do Large Agglomerations Lead to Economic Growth? Evidence from Urban India, Review of Urban and Regional Development Studies 25: 3 (2013), (Publisher: Wiley Blackwell). 14. Is Urban Economic Growth Inclusive in India? Margin: The Journal of Applied Economics Research 7: 4 (2013), (Publisher: Sage Publications). 15. Does Higher Economic Growth Reduce Poverty and Increase Inequality? Evidence from Urban India. Indian Journal for Human Development 7:1 (2013), (Publisher: IHD, New Delhi, India). 16. Estimating Regional Trading Bloc Effect in India, International Journal of Economics and Empirical Research 1:7 (2013), (Publisher: ESDO, Pakistan) (with Nuno Carlos Leitão). B. Working Papers 1. Relationship between Infrastructure and Population Agglomeration in Urban India: An empirical Assessment, Asian Development Bank Institute, Japan. Web address: 2. "Do negative externalities have any impact on population agglomerations? Evidence from Urban India," (with Shupinder Kaur) MPRA Paper "Determinants of Rural to Urban Migration in Large Agglomerations in India: An Empirical Analysis,"(with Hardeep Kaur) MPRA Paper 76484, University Library of Munich, Germany. 4. "The impact of agricultural activities on urbanization: Evidence and implications for India," (with Chetana Rani) MPRA Paper "Does Higher level of Education Reduce Poverty and Increase Inequality? Evidence from Urban India," MPRA Paper No "Determinants of firm location choice in metropolitan cities in India: A binary Logit model analysis," (with Shamika Kumar) MPRA Paper No "Source of Inequality in consumption Expenditure in India: A Regression Based Inequality Decomposition Analysis," MPRA Paper Do large agglomerations lead to economic growth? Evidence from urban India ISEC Working Paper No Sabyasachi Tripathi, Page 2

3 9. Does higher economic growth reduce poverty and increase inequality? Evidence from Urban India. ISEC Working Paper No Large Agglomerations and Economic Growth in Urban India: An Application of Panel Data Model. ISEC Working Paper No Estimating Urban Agglomeration Economies for India: A New Economic Geography Perspective. MPRA Paper Is Urban Economic Growth Inclusive in India? MPRA Paper An Overview of India's Urbanization, Urban Economic Growth and Urban Equity. MPRA Paper India's Trade and Gravity Model: A Static and Dynamic Panel Data, (with Nuno Carlos Leitao), MPRA Paper Portuguese Trade and European Union: The Gravity Model, (with Nuno Carlos Leitao), MPRA Paper Has Urban Economic Growth in Post-Reform India been Pro-poor between and ? MPRA Paper Determinants of Large City Slum Incidence in India: A cross-sectional Study, MPRA Paper Do Upcoming Smart Cities Need to Provide Smart Distribution of Higher Urban Economic Growth? Evidence from Urban India, MPRA Paper "Determinants of Employment Situation in Large agglomerations in India: A Cross-Sectional Study," MPRA Paper Urbanization and Economic Growth in Punjab (India): An Empirical Analysis, (with Kavita Mahey), MPRA Paper Determinants of Employment and Unemployment Situation in India with Special Reference to North Eastern States of India," MPRA Paper "Determinants of Urbanization in Different Size/Class Distribution of Cities/Towns in India," (with Chetana Rani) MPRA Paper C. Under Review (International and National peer reviewed journals) 1. Relationship between Infrastructure and Population Agglomeration in Urban India: An empirical assessment 2. Source of Inequality in consumption Expenditure in India: A Regression Based Inequality Decomposition Analysis 3. Does innovation leads to reduction in poverty and increase in inequality? Evidence from urban India. 4. Portuguese Trade and European Union: The Gravity Model (with Nuno Carlos Leitao). 5. Has urban economic growth in Post-Reform India been pro-poor between and ? 6. Do upcoming Smart Cities need to provide smart distribution of higher urban economic growth? Evidence from Urban India. D. Work in Progress 1. Source of inequality in urban India: A Panel data approach. 2. Trends and patterns of employment and unemployment situation in North Eastern states of India. 3. Measuring the degree of poverty in India: A multi-dimensional approach. E. Dissemination Articles 1. Urbanisation: the driving force behind India s growth in East Asia Forum, Australia. 2. Explaining India s Urban Agglomeration. The Nobel Times of Lindau, German Research Foundation India office, New Delhi, India. F. Projects and Empirical Research 1. Status of Demographic, Economic, Social Structures and Housing & Basic Infrastructure of the Non- Metropolitan cities in India, funded by the Housing and Urban Development Corporation Limited (HUDCO). 2. Capacity Building, Knowledge Dissemination and Research on Urbanization in India, funded by the Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD), Government of India. 3. Minority Concentration District Project Gajapati, Orissa, Sponsored by the Ministry of Minority Affairs Government of India. G. Research Supervision (M. Phil Thesis) 1. Title: Agriculture and urbanization in India: An empirical assessment Research Student: Chetna Rani (2017) Status: Degree awarded 2. Title: Migration and urbanization in India: An empirical study Research Student: Hardeep Kaur (2017) Status: Submitted Sabyasachi Tripathi, Page 3

4 3. Title: Measurement and Consequences of negative externalities on urbanization in India: An empirical assessment Research Student: Shupinder Kaur (2017) Status: Submitted H. Research Supervision (M.Sc. Dissertation) 1. Title: Urban agglomeration and economic growth in Punjab (India): An empirical study Research Student: Kavita Mahey (2016) Status: Degree awarded Workshops and Conference presentations 1. International conference on Strategies for Global Competitiveness and Economic Growth, Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar, March 17-18, Doctoral Research Symposium organised by Department of Economics and International Business, School of Business Studies, Sharda University, Greater Noida, March 17-18, International conference on Strategies for Global Competitiveness and Economic Growth, Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar, March 17-18, International conference on "Workshop on Urbanization and Infrastructure in Asia", Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI), Beijing, CHINA, June 16-17, International conference on Global Trends in Teacher Education, Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar, April 15-16, International Conference on Prospects and Competitive Challenges in Global Hospitality and Tourism Industry, Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar, April 1-2, International conference on Strategies for Global Competitiveness and Economic Growth, Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar, August 21-22, UNICEF and IDS International Conference on Rethinking Urbanisation and Equity in Asia: Harnessing the Potential of Urban Living for All Children, Institute of Development Studies, UNITED KINGDOM. June 9-10, ADB-University of Wollongong workshop on Internal Migration, Urbanization, Poverty and Inequality in Asia, Siem Reap, CAMBODIA, November 5-6, Conference on Economy of Tomorrow, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi, December 15-16, Conference on Growth and Social Transformation, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi, March 20-22, Prelude conference on Urban Governance (Administration), Development and Service Delivery, Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore, September 1, th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting on Economic Science, Lindau, GERMANY, August 23-27, th GLOBELICS International Conference on Making Innovation Work for Society: Linking, Leveraging and Learning Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA, November 1-3, Participated in DIMETIC session 3 (obtained 10 ECTS) held in Maastricht, The NETHERLANDS (MERIT, Maastricht University) from October 4 th to 15 th, General topic of the session was Modeling, Systems and Dynamics. 16. Participated in DIMETIC session 2 (obtained 10 ECTS), Pecs, HUNGARY (Department of Economics and Regional Studies- Faculty of Business and Economics- University of Pecs) from July 5 th to 16 th, General topic of the session was Regional and Policy Dimensions of Innovation and Growth IEA GHG International Interdisciplinary CCS Summer School Program, from 24-28th August 2009, Lorne, Victoria, AUSTRALIA. 18. UNCTAD Training Programme on International Trade Theory, Empirical Modeling and Data Analysis, Jadavpur University, India, April 20 to May 6, Award/Fellowship/Grant Shri T R Satishchandra Memorial Prize in Economics in 2015 as my PhD thesis has been adjudged as the Best Thesis completed at Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC), Bangalore, during in Economics. Financial support from Dynamics of Institutions and Markets in Europe (DIME) Network of excellence, Sir Ratan Tata Trust (SRTT), Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID), Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG). Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) Institutional Doctoral Fellowship, from JUAA Scholarship from Jadavpur University, India. Proficiency Award from Department of Economics, Kharagpur College, Kharagpur, India. Sabyasachi Tripathi, Page 4

5 Editorial Board and Referee for Invited to review a paper for World Development (Elsevier). Invited to review a paper for Urban Research and Practice (Taylor & Francis) Invited to review a paper for China Economic Review (Elsevier). Invited to review two papers for Review of Urban and Regional Development Studies (Wiley Blackwell). Invited to review a paper for Journal of Economic Integration (Center for Economic Integration, Sejong University). Editorial advisory board for International Journal of Economics and Empirical Research. Editorial board member for Journal of Environmental Science & Water Resources. Membership in Professional Bodies The Urban Economics Association operates under the umbrella of the North American Regional Science Council (NARSC). Sabyasachi Tripathi, Page 5