Faculty

Name: Chandra Mohan

Designation: Professor of Economics and International Business

Qualification

• BA Economics, University of Madras, 1974
• M.A. Economics, Jawaharlal Nehru University, 1978
• M.Phil Applied Economics, Jawaharlal Nehru University, 1978
• Ph.D Economics, Jawaharlal Nehru University, 1986
• Thesis Title:Aspects of Dualism in India’s Urban Labour Market.

Experience

• Currently, Professor of Economics and International Business at the Institute for Integrated Learning in Management, New Delhi
• Visiting Professor at the Center for Management Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia from 2006-07 to 2008-09
• Consulting editor with The Hindustan Times from February 2008 to February 2009
• Consulting and editpage editor with The Financial Express from March 2001-January 2005
• Business Editor of The Times of India- Dec.1997- March, 2000
• Resident Editor for launch of Hyderabad edition of The Times of India- March – October 2000.
• Dy. Editor –Business India: Feb. 1992- November 1997
• Sr. Asst. Editor –The Economic Times: Dec.1990- Feb. 1992
• Parvin Fellow at Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University; 1989-1990.
• Senior Researcher –The Hindu: Nov 1984-1990

Some Selected Works

1. 1992-  “Industrial Employment: Some emerging trends” Paper included in a book titled Indian Industrialization edited by Ghosh.  Subramanian, Eapen and Drabu, Oxford University Press.
2. January 1988 – “Living and working conditions of unorganized workers in the Coir and Cashew industries in Kerala “. Paper submitted at the conference held at Madras Institute of Development Studies.
3. 1991- US-Japan services trade: the anatomy of persistent American strength “Monograph no 2, United States–Japan programme, Princeton University. A popular version of this article was published in the Fortune magazine, Services 500 issue in 1990.
4. December 8-9, 1995-“Economic crisis, momentary autonomy and policy reform: liberalization in India, 1991 –1995. Paper co– authored with Professor Ronald Herring and read at a two-day conference co-sponsored by the SSRC and Mac Arthur Foundation Program on International Peace and Security and Center of International Studies at Princeton University.
5. April 11-14, 1996-  “Liberalization and poor in India:  the empirical case’. Paper presented at panel discussion on Poverty Gender and Environment: (Sponsored by SAC) at the annual meeting of the Association of Asian studies, Honolulu, Hawaii. An earlier version was delivered as a lecture at the South Asia Program, Cornell University, December 4, 1995.
6. 1999- “ India’s global players of the future”. Article included in a book entitled Indian Business through the Ages, brought out by FICCI and published by Oxford University Press.
7. “Politics of economic liberalisation in India,”  Harvard Asia Quarterly, Spring 2003.

Contact Details

Cabin No. 253

Extn No. 30934317 

Email: n.chandra@iilm.edu