The deadline for abstract submission has been extended to 25 April. Young scholars and early career researchers working on #AgrarianChange this is a great opportunity. Link to apply in the quoted tweet. @AgrarianChange
After the successful first edition , here comes the announcement for the Second Agrarian Change conference on June 18-19, 2026, supported by the @AgrarianChange . Please consider submitting abstracts. Link for submission here: https://t.co/A0v589C7zq
After the successful first edition , here comes the announcement for the Second Agrarian Change conference on June 18-19, 2026, supported by the @AgrarianChange . Please consider submitting abstracts. Link for submission here: https://t.co/A0v589C7zq
@ybabblloo@NeelanjanSircar@epw_in As I discuss, there are many factors towards fall in productivity of cotton. Bt cotton is now an old technology, and suffers from newer challenges. There is need for new technologies, along with other public support for effective adoption. It has to be package of interventions!
I write on the tumultuous times that the Indian cotton supply chain is going through and is now published in the latest issue of @epw_in
The article got highlighted as a featured article for this issue.
https://t.co/GjV8pfB8Oz
2026-27 CASI Postdoctoral Fellowship Applications OPEN! Applicants from a wide range of disciplinary traditions & methodological orientations from the humanities & social sciences whose work focuses on contemporary India are encouraged to apply. Read More: https://t.co/rN5ttPlKF1
We begin the International Conference on Agrarian Change with the inaugural sesion. Dr Sandipan Baksi welcomes the participants and lays out the last 25 years of the Foundation's research.
#agrarianchange2025
Dr Ranjini Basu ( @ranjini_basu ), Assistant Professor at RV University, Bangalore, in the School of Economics and Public Policy, and long-time collaborator with the Foundation, recently published an article in the 'Data Point' column of @the_hindu on India’s growing dependence on cotton imports.
Read the news piece here: https://t.co/j4YJptRLTY
Read the RAS article here: https://t.co/o8PIYEme3f
I write in today's @the_hindu on cotton import duty cuts. I argue that the issue has to be seen in the long view of structural changes in cotton since 2004-05. That there is a need to have a public R&D agenda to revitalize the farm to firm links in the cotton supply chain.
The full programme of the First Online Conference of the IIPPE Agrarian Change Working Group is out ! Looking forward to the two days full of exciting papers....It is open for non-speakers to attend, registration link on the website.
We're delighted to announce that registration is now open for non-presenters who are keen to join the IIPPE Agrarian Change Working Group Online Conference, 11-12 Jun 2025. More details, including registration form and conference schedule are available at https://t.co/KTiKjxNwIR
This got postponed, but now it is happening finally ! Excited to be the discussant, and to be included in this important research platform for young scholars.
The last seminar of the FAS Young Scholars’ Online Seminar Series 2024-25 will be presented by Shivangi Goswami, PhD. scholar, TERI School of Advanced Studies, on Thursday, May 22, 2025, at 4 PM IST.
Register here: https://t.co/dq1Pc3Du2g
To know more: https://t.co/WfAOcuJH3c
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Dr. Ranjini Basu ( @ranjini_basu ), Garware Post-Doctoral Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania Institute for Advanced Study of India (UPIASI), New Delhi, and a long-time collaborator of the Foundation, visited our office today.
During the visit, she had an engaging discussion with the research team about ongoing projects, exchanged ideas, and explored possibilities for future collaboration.
We look forward to continuing this engagement and fostering further collaboration.
Here are a few glimpses from the visit…
The IIPPE Agrarian Change Working Group is delighted to announce its first online conference held on 11-12 Jun, 2025. This is a new initiative, in addition to the annual in-person conference. Deadline for submission, 17 March 2025. Details and updates on: https://t.co/n1uuOj42l8
In this @frontline_india article, @G_bansal95 and I examine the unprecedented increase in emigration from rural Punjab and its socio-economic implications:
https://t.co/2tmlMe0znN
The IIPPE Agrarian Change Working Group is delighted to announce its first online conference held on 11-12 Jun, 2025. This is a new initiative, in addition to the annual in-person conference. Deadline for submission, 17 March 2025. Details and updates on: https://t.co/n1uuOj42l8
@AgrarianChange@IIPPE_ This online conference is in addition to the annual @IIPPE_ in person conference taking place this year in Ankara, in September 2025. The Agrarian Change Working Group will continue to host panels/sessions in the in-person conference.
The Agrarian Change Working Group(supported by @AgrarianChange) of @IIPPE_ is organizing its first online conference this June. Aim is to create a platform for scholars from Global South to present their work.Check out the CfP & GForm submission link. https://t.co/euGV3bJO0t
Didn't mind at all to join this Saturday mid morning session at @JindalGlobalUNI, discussing interdisciplinary ways of looking at the agrarian crisis. Coincidentally it turned out to be an all women panel :)
UPIASI Postdoc @ranjini_basu's research include #AgrarianStudies, peasant movements, rural transformations, & food governance. Seen here on a panel to discuss "Agrarian Studies and Interdisciplinary Approaches: A Way Forward to Resolving Global Crises?" at @JindalGlobalUNI