Arundhati Bhattacharyya
- Designation: Assistant Professor
- Department: Political Science
- Qualification: MA
- Contact No: 033-25735379
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- Area of Specialization: International Relations
Research Interest:
Gender Studies
Teaching Experience:
8 + years
Awards:
Not yet Awarded
Professional Membership:
1. Life Member of Indian Political Science Association. 2. West Bengal Political Science Association> <Important Publication:
‘Hindu Bengali Women: The Symbols of Marriage,’ in Yakalı-Çamoğlu Dikmen, On Gender and Love: Inter-Disciplinary Explorations, Inter-Disciplinary Press, Oxford, United Kingdom, 2013, 73-90.
Chapter 154-‘Public-Private Partnership: A New Phenomenon’, Co-authored with Banerjee Sonali Chakravarti, in E Qi et al (eds), The International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, 2013, 1453-1464. (Print 978-3-642-38426-4; Online 978-3-642-38427-1)
‘2011: Bengal Shows the Way’, Indian Journal of Political Science, Vol. LXXIII, No.1, Jan.-March 2012 (ISSN 0019-5510) (refereed journal)
‘Plight of Working Women in India’ in Arun Neerja (ed.) Human Rights Related to Women and Children: Concerns and Initiatives, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Ahmedabad, 2012, pp 35-44. (ISBN 978-81-7276-456-2)
‘Women in Administration: The Indian Scenario’ in Ghosh Arunabha (ed.), Women in India: Problems, Potentialities and Power, Mitram Publications, Kolkata, 2010, pp.242-258. (ISBN 978-93-60036-076)
‘Female Foeticide and Infanticide: A Lingering Curse to Humanity,’in Chaudhuri Samhita, Chouhan Pradip, Gender Roles and Caste Effects in Indian Social Setup,Book Bazar, Kolkata, 2013, 30-40. (ISBN 978-81-921015-7-6)
‘Stress Control: The Key to Corporate Success’, Kindler (ISSN 0973-0486) vol.11, nos 1 & 2, January-June 2011, July-December 2011, Special Issue. (double blind peer reviewed journal)
‘Human Trafficking: Trampling of Human Rights’, The Burdwan Journal of Political Science, Vol. IV, December 2011, pp 155-176. (Peer reviewed journal)
Research Projects:
1. UGC - Minor Research Projects.
2. ICSSR-Major Research Project
Special Achievements:
Invited as an Oral Speaker by CEDAW, United Nations, Geneva for Half Day General Discussion on Rural Women on October 7, 2013.
