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Mr Sanjeev Sanyal is an Adjunct Research Fellow at IPS and is currently based in Singapore as Chief Economist for the region at Deutsche Bank. He has spent more than a decade studying Asia's emerging economies. He also maintains a number of other attachments: he is a Director of the Green Accounting for Indian States Project; Member of the Steering Committee of Urban Age (at London School of Economics), Advisor to Aavishkaar, a pioneering micro-venture capital fund that was awarded the UN's World Business Award in 2006.
Mr Sanyal has a BA(Hons) from Delhi University and two Masters' degrees from Oxford University where he was a Rhodes Scholar.
He was awarded the Eisenhower Fellowship for 2007 for work on Global Cities.
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Building an International Financial Center in Mumbai Sanjeev Sanyal, Deutsche Bank, June 2007
Natural Resource Accounting for Indian States - Illustrating the case for Forest Resources H.Gudimeda, Sanjeev Sanyal, Pavan Sukhdev and Rajiv Sinha, Ecological Economics, Vol.1, March 2007
China-India and the Global Talent Shortage Sanjeev Sanyal, Deutsche Bank, March 2007
Singapore: The Art of Building a Global City IPS Working Paper No. 17, January 2007
India: White Collar to Blue
Post-liberalization India & the Importance of Legal Reform
Indonesia: The Importance of Reserve Accumulation
Estimating the Value of Agricultural Cropland & Pastureland in India
Demographics,
Savings and Hyper-growth Singapore: Asia's Global City? Sanjeev Sanyal, in Manu Bhaskaran, ed., Proceedings of Fourth Singapore Economic Roundtable, Institute of Policy Studies, 2005
The Value of Timber, Carbon, Fuelwood and Non-Timber Forest Products in India's Forests Sanjeev Sanyal, Sinha, Sukhdev and Gudimeda, GIASP Monograph 1, The Energy & Resources Institute, 2005
Foreign Inflows & Macroeconomic Policy in India Sanjeev Sanyal and Vijay Joshi, in Barry Bosworth et al, eds., India Policy Forum Vol. 1, Brookings Institution & NCAER, 2004
India's Changing Households Sanjeev Sanyal, Global Markets Research, Deutsche Bank, 2004 |
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