Ethnic diversity and firm performance: Evidence from India

We examine if the financial performance of firms in India depends on the level of ethnic diversity in the state or district in which they operate. Thus,...

India plays spoilsport

When do firms go green? Comparing command and control regulations with price incentives in India

There are two commonly accepted views about command-and-control (CAC) environmental regulation. First, CAC delivers environmental outcomes at very high...

The markets school Modi: India needs reform

Is anti-coal anti-poor? Constructing a transnational narrative for climate justice

India’s long-held global position – that of needing to grow to lift millions out of poverty – has now been ‘appropriated’ by corporations mining coal in Australia, and Australian governments committed to keeping Australia in ‘the business of coal’. With China’s coal demand falling in absolute terms, Australia, owing to its vast reserves, and India owing to its demand, stand out as the only two countries proceeding with major coal developments.

A chance for lift off: Indonesia’s solar sector

National Security Pod: Women in National Security – episode 5

National Security Pod: Putting India in the Indo-Pacific

The Brief Pod: Taking bigotry off the books in India

Urbanising the rural: reflections on India's National Rurban Mission

India’s development trajectory is marked by growing economic prosperity but high inequality, which often exacerbates the existing rural–urban divide. One...