Applications are invited from broad areas of economics and development studies. Thematic focus includes, but not limited to, macro economy, trade and finance, growth and development, agriculture and food security, industry, employment and livelihoods, migration, gender, governance, environment, ecology, urban studies, public policy, education, health, and other development issues looked from economics, sociology, political science, history and anthropology perspectives.

Prizes will be awarded for Three Best Papers presented at the Colloquium based on the feedback on presentation and paper from an expert review committee.

Note : Selected participants will receive partial support for travelling (Sleeper class train ticket) and shared accommodation for three days.

Enquiries :

• Dr. K. Jafar jafar@mids.ac.in
• Dr. K. Hafsal hafsal@mids.ac.in
• Dr. M Umanath umanath@mids.ac.in