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    Dr. Mrs Arijita Dutta is a professor of economics at the University of Calcutta specializing in quantitative development economics and economics of the social sector. She has over 15 years of experience in academia and has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals. Her research focuses on issues related to health, education, poverty, and women's empowerment in India. She has undertaken several projects funded by government and international organizations and has successfully guided many MPhil and PhD students.

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    RESUME OF DR.

    MRS ARIJITA DUTTA

    NAME: DR. MRS ARIJITA DUTTA

    Designation: Professor, Department of Economics, University of Calcutta

    Specialization: Quantitative Development Economics, Economics of Social Sector

    ADDRESS: Office: Department of Economics, University of Calcutta, 56A, BT Road,


    Kolkata -700050, India

    Permanent Home Address and Address for Communication: 108/8 Manicktala Main
    Road, Flat J 80, Kolkata-700054, India

    PHONE NUMBER (Off): 0091 33 2557 5082


    (Cell): 0091 98304 57936

    EMAIL ADDRESS: [email protected] [email protected]

    DATE OF BIRTH: 18.07.71

    EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:

    PhD from University of Calcutta


    MA from CESP, JNU, New Delhi
    BSc from Presidency College under University of Calcutta

    PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
    Professor, Department of Economics, University of Calcutta since 03.07.2014
    Earlier work experience as Assistant Professor, Department of Economics & Politics,
    Visva Bharati, Santiniketan

    Visiting Positions
    UNU MERIT, Maastricht, The Netherlands in 2014;
    University of Le Havre, France, 2007 & 2008

    LIST OF PUBLICATIONS:

    A. Articles in peer-reviewed International Journals:

    1. ‘Does microfinance impede sustainable entrepreneurial initiatives among


    women borrowers? Evidence from rural Bangladesh’ (with Sharmistha
    Banerjee). Journal of Rural Studies. 60 70-81. 2018. Elsevier

    2. ‘On Diarrhoea in Adolescents and School Toilets: Insights from an Indian


    Village School Study’ (with Shyama Ramani & Timothée Frühauf). Journal of
    Development Studies. Taylor & Francis. 2017.
    3. ‘Impact of Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS) on child
    malnutrition in West Bengal, India’ (with Smritikana Ghosh). Maternal &
    Child Nutrition. Wiley. 2016.

    4. ‘Health care reform: Time to introspect’ (with Madhumita Dobe). Journal of


    Public Health Policy. 2016. Vol. 37, 388–393. Palgrave.

    5. ‘Health reform and infant mortality in West Bengal, India: an untold story’
    (with Ratan Khasnabis & Sharmishtha Banerjee). Journal of Asian Public
    Policy 2016. 1-17. Routledge. Francis & Taylor. Hong Kong.

    6. Inequity in Hospitalization Care: A Study on Utilization of Healthcare


    Services in West Bengal, India’ (with M Bose). International Journal in
    Health Policy & Management. 2015. 4(1), 29–38. Wiley

    7. ‘Measurement and Determinants of Public Hospital Efficiency in West


    Bengal, India’ (with S Bandyopadhyay) in Asian Journal of Public Policy.
    2014 Vol. 7, Issue. 3, Routledge. Taylor & Francis. Hong Kong.

    8. ‘Immunization with Quality in West Bengal: Access and Barriers’ (with D


    Barman) in Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition. ICDDR,B. Dhaka.
    2013. December. 31(4)

    B. Articles in peer-reviewed National Journals

    1. ‘West Bengal's Successful Kanyashree Prakalpa Programme Needs More


    Push From State and Beneficiaries’ (with Anindita Sen). Economic &
    Political Weekly. Engage section. Vol 53. Issue No 17. 28 April. 2018.
    http://www.epw.in/engage/article/West-Bengal-Successful-Kanyashree-Prakalpa-
    Programme-Needs-More-Push-From-State-and-Beneficiaries

    2. ‘On incidence of diarrhoea among children in India: Can the Gordian knot of
    complementarities be cut?’ (with Gitanjali Hajra & Shyama Ramani). Economic
    & Political Weekly. 2016. may 28, 2016 vol l I no 22

    3. ‘Health Sector Reform in West Bengal: A Mismatch between Demand and


    Supply’. Indian Journal of Human Development. Jan-June 2015. Vol 9. No 1

    4. ‘Contraceptive Usage in West Bengal, India: Do Adolescent women behave


    differently?’ (with S Maitra). Arthaniti. 2015. 14 (1-2).

    5. ‘Access to Non-hospitalization Care in West Bengal’ (with M Bose) in Indian


    Journal of Human Development. 2014, Vol-8, No.1. Jan-June. Page 89-108.

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    6. ‘Impact of Mother’s Health Seeking Behavior and Employment status on
    Child malnourishment and Access to ICDS: A regional analysis’. Arthaniti.
    2014. 12 (1-2).

    7. ‘Allocation of Health Care Resources in Secondary Hospitals in West Bengal


    and their Technological Efficiency: A note on Policy Prescription’ (with S
    Bandyopadhyay). Artha Vijnana. Gokhale Institute of Politics & Economics.
    Vol 2. October 2013

    8. ‘Health Security and Health Care Market in India: In the Broader Context of
    Accessibility and Availability’ in www.esocialsciences.com 2010

    9. ‘Issues in Drug Prices’ in Journal of Health, New Delhi. 2007

    10. ‘TRIPs and Pharmaceutical Industry in India –a few Issues”. Social Change
    and Development. July 2005. Guwahati. India

    11. ‘R&D in Pharmaceutical Industry in India’ in Asian Economic Review,


    2004. Vol 46, No 2. Hyderabad. India

    12. ‘WTO and Research and Development in Pharmaceutical Industry’. Indian


    Economic Journal. December 2005.

    13. “WTO and Drug Prices” in Artha Bikshana . Kolkata July, 2002

    C. Chapters in Edited Books

    1. “Microfinance and Human Development: A cross generation study” in


    Chiranjeeb Neogi & Sudipto Ghosh (ed): Springer.
    2. ‘Early Withdrawal of Patented Drugs as an Entry Deterring Strategy’ (with
    Tarun Kabiraj& Sugata Marjit) in Sugata Marjit and Meenakshi Rajeev (ed):
    ‘Emerging issues in economic development: A Contemporary Theoretical
    Perspective’. OUP, 2014.

    3. “Innovation in Traditional Medicine” in Ramani Shyama (ed): ‘National


    Innovation Systems’. Cambridge University Press. 2014

    4. “HIV Epidemic: Global Response and India’s Policy” in Sarmila Banerjee


    and AnjanChakrabarty (ed): “Globalization and Sustainability”. Springer.
    2013

    5. “Synergistic Effects of microfinance through SHGs: A Study of basic Health


    and Primary Education indicators” (with Sharmishtha Banerjee) in Bhandari
    A (ed): ‘Rural Finance and Livelihood’ in Springer. 2013

    Resume_ Arijita Dutta Page 3


    6. ‘Access to Medicines in Indian Public Hospitals’ (with S Bandyopadhyay& A
    Ghose) in Gurtoo and Williams (Eds.): Developing Country Perspectives on
    Public Service Delivery. Springer. 2013

    7. ‘Health Sector Reform in West Bengal: A GP level Analysis” with Ratan


    Khasnabis in Pranab Kumar Chattopadhyay & Sudipta Bhattacharya (ed):
    ‘Challenges of Livelihood & Inclusive Rural Development in the Era of
    Globalization’. New Delhi Publishers. 2012

    8. ‘Child Malnutrition in West Bengal: Inequality in Background and Access to


    ICDS’ with Smritikana Ghosh in Pranab Kumar Chattopadhyay & Sudipta
    Bhattacharya (ed): ‘Challenges of Livelihood & Inclusive Rural Development
    in the Era of Globalization’. New Delhi Publishers. 2012

    9. “Traditional Medical Systems in India and China” in B Sudhakara Reddy


    (ed): ‘Economic Reforms in India and China – Emerging Issues and
    Challenges’. Sage Publishing House. 2009

    10. “The Pharmaceutical Industry in India” in Alternative Survey Group (2006):


    ‘Alternative Economic Survey, India, 2005-06. Daanish Publications

    D. Policy Document
    1. “Hospital Efficiency in West Bengal”. Government of West Bengal. 2011.
    www.dohfw.wbgov.in

    E. Working Papers:
    1. Choice of school and adolescent dropout: A regional analysis
    2. Technical Efficiency in Creating Students’ Performance in West Bengal: A
    non Parametric Analysis
    3. Impact of Swachh Bharat Mission

    PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN

    1. Social, economic and political empowerment of women: the role of microfinance


    interventions in diverse cultures. ICSSR funded major research project. 2018-2020

    2. ‘Impact of Culture and Economic Environment on Empowerment of Women: A


    Study of Selected States in North – East India’. Asiatic Society. Ministry of
    Culture, Government of India. 2017-18

    3. ‘Kanyashree Prakalpa in West Bengal, India: Justification and Evaluation’.


    International Growth Centre, London School of Economics. 2015-2017

    4. ‘Access to Medicine & Diagnostics in West Bengal’. Started in November 2012-


    2016. Funded by Department of Health & Family Welfare, Government of West
    Bengal.

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    5. ‘The linkage between Health and Education for the Adolescents” Ongoing.
    funded by University of Potential Excellence, UGC

    6. ‘‘Evaluation of ICDS Program in Kolkata District in WB’. 2013-14. Department


    of Women & Child Welfare, Government of West Bengal.

    7. ‘Estimation of IMR in District Level’. Department of Health and Family Welfare,


    West Bengal 2011 -2012

    8. “Efficiency of Hospitals in West Bengal” Department of Health and Family


    Welfare, West Bengal. 2009-10.

    9. “Evaluation of Flagship Programs in West Bengal” Department of Development


    and Planning, Government of West Bengal. 2009.

    10. “Building Database on Health for Urban Women” funded by TEQIP Programme,
    World Bank. 2008-09.

    11. “Profit Motive in Indian Health Care sector” in Departmental Research Support,
    Department of Economics, CU, 2008-09.

    RESEARCH GUIDANCE

    A. MPhil Dissertation Under supervision:


    Complete 10 & Ongoing 1

    B. PhD Under Supervision


    Awarded 4, Registered 5, Submitted 1

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