AR 2009-10 - Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta

Rosinka Chaudhuri taught PG I and PG II classes on Indian Poetry andPostcolonial Theory in the M.A. programme at Bethune College, CalcuttaUniversity, in 2009-10.Anirban Das taught a compulsory core course in the ‘Development ofFeminist Thought’ in the M. Phil. in Women’s Studies at the School ofWomen’s Studies, Jadavpur University. He also taught a course on‘Sexualities” in the M Phil in Women’s Studies at the School of Women’sStudies, Jadavpur University and continued teaching a course on “FeministThought” in the M Phil in Women’s Studies at the Women’s Studies ResourceCentre, University of CalcuttaPranab Kumar Das continued teaching Financial Economics in M.Phil.Programme of Institute of Development Studies Kolkata.Anjan Ghosh taught a part of the IDSK course on Sociology of Development.Tapati Guha-Thakurta was Visiting Professor at the School of Arts andAesthetics, JNU, for a month during October – November 2009, where shetaught a segment of M.A. cum M.Phil course, titled “Representing Culture:Art, Nations, Institutions”.Saibal Kar taught Labor Economics, Optional Paper, M. Sc. Part II (PaperXIII), at the Department of Economics, Calcutta University, and Trade andDevelopment, in the M.A. Part II (Paper VIII) at the Department of Economics,Rabindra Bharati University. He was also Coordinator, Microeconomics inResearch Methods in Quantitative Economics, and taught M. Phil in SocialSciences at CSSSC Research Methods, Labour Economics, DevelopmentEconomics (Labor Migration).Sugata Marjit taught Microeconomics at MSQE program ERU, ISI, Kolkata.PUBLICATIONSBOOKS1. Sibaji Bandyopadhyay, Abar Shishu-siksha, (revised second edition),Kolkata: Anustup, January 2010.2. Sibaji Bandyopadhyay, Alibabar Guptabhandar, (revised second editionwith one additional essay), Kolkata: Gangchil, April 2009.3. Sibaji Bandyopadhyay,Madhyarekha, (revised second edition with newessays), Kolkata: Anustup, May 2009.4. Partha Chatterjee, (edt.)The Small Voice of History: The CollectedEssays of Ranajit Guha, Delhi: Permanent Black, 2009..5. Sugata Marjit (Editor), India Macroeconomic Annual 2009, SagePublication,New Delhi.CSSSC Occasional Paper Series1. Anjan Ghosh, Contested Spaces: Puja and its Publics in Kolkata,CSSSC Occasional Paper No. 178, 2009.CSSSC Occasional Paper, Archive Series1. Tapati Guha-Thakurta, Abanindranath Tagore, Known andUnknown:The Artist vs. the Art of his Times, No12. Keya Dasgupta, Mapping Calcutta:The Collection of Maps at the VisualArchives of the Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta, No.2ARTICLESSibaji Bandyopadhyay1. ‘Introduction’ to The Dawn and Dawn Society’s Magazine, Volume XII,edited by Madhabendra Nath Mitra, Kolkata: Jadavpur University inassociation with National Council of Education, Bengal, August 2009,pp. xliii-lxxix2. ‘Defining Terror: A “Freudian” Exercise’, PHISPC (Project of History ofIndian Science, Philosophy and Culture) volume on Science, Literatureand Aesthetic, edited by: Amiya Dev, Centre for Studies in Civilization(CSC), Delhi, June 2009, pp. 567-6313. ‘Pitaputradwairath’, Nibandha Baichitrer Teen Dashak, edited by AnirbanMukhopadhyay, Kolkata: Charchapada, January 2010, pp. 391-450.40 41