centreforneweconomicstudies

Maintaining Order with the Ordinance : Trade Unions in the midst of disappearing worker rights

Some of the key laws being relaxed are those related to settling industrial disputes, health and working conditions of workers, trade unions, migrant labourers, occupational safety and contract workers.
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ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE TO THE MIGRANTS

This article will explore notions of crop failure and the push and pull factor that leads to migration in the first place. Furthermore, these factors are only worsened in the current situation, with the relief packages announced by the government being too little and too late.
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Concerns of the Daily Labour

Interviewee: Anil Singh Date of interview: 12 May, 2020 Anil Singh is a security personnel working in a private security providing organisation around the state of Gujarat. Q1. How has life changed for you during the Lockdown? What is the present situation of your monthly wages? A.S.: For me these are one of the toughest…
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Labour and its pivotal role in classical economics

Ascertaining labour’s intricate relationship with other agents within an economic system has been a fundamental question in the evolution of economic thought. The predominance of social division provides the basis for determination of many economic factors. Each economist has theorised the role and relative importance of each economic agent. Since labour is copious, it plays…
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CRISIS OF EMPLOYMENT AND DEFLATION IN AMERICA: PAST AND PRESENT

While the coronavirus crisis is most unique in the history of the United States, the nation’s economic history does have certain precedents for tackling the crisis of unemployment and deflation.
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The Vilification of the Tablighi Jamaat Interview with Dr. Ambreen Agha by Sahil Philip

Q- In your recent article on The Hindu, you had interestingly written that the Tablighi Jamaat group was “apolitical” in nature. Could you bring more context into this? A.A – I believe that there is nothing apolitical per say. Everything is very, very political. There is a special meaning to the ‘apolitical’, defined by single…
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Environmental Degradation and Recovery of the Baiga Tribal Group

In this article, I will focus on the continuous environmental injustice and oppression faced by the Baiga tribal group in central India and how the Forest Rights Act works, in their case, as an environmental justice framework.
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Is terrorism an act of rationality?

Analyzing the spectrum of the arguments, let us offer an understanding of the rationale behind terrorist activities. The intention is not to endorse the act of terrorism, but to try and understand the meaning attached behind terrorist operations.
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TRUMP’S AFGHAN PEACE DEAL : WHAT IT MEANS FOR AFGHANISTAN?

On February 29, the United States signed a peace deal with Taliban which aims at pulling out US troops from Afghanistan and America’s longest war. Afghanistan’s constitutional government did not take part in these negotiations and the peace deal is more like a blueprint for America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan rather than ensuring that a power- sharing mechanism is established in…
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US UNDER THE NEXT DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENT (PART 2)

This article will look at the key policies proposed by Joe Biden and their possible effects on the American economy.
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Court – Capturing Caste as a Social Evil

The movie highlights two major aspects of the unfair caste system that prevails in society- the superficiality of the legal system on matters concerning lower caste citizens and the miserable conditions of the sanitation workers.
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Gauging the Economic Impact of the Great Lockdown and Coronavirus Pandemic

Following the Infosphere issue on gauging the economic impact of the great lockdown and Coronavirus pandemic, this article looks to further analyze the pandemic’s rippling effect.
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