Sense and Solidarity: Jholawala Economics for Everyone is a profound work by Jean Drèze that compels the exploration of an alternative, people-centered approach to economics. Drèze, a renowned economist and social activist, presents a collection of articles and essays that span two decades of his research and fieldwork across India…

Greenwashing is a tool wielded by hypocritical companies, that allows them to cheat consumers, investors, and the environment. Greenwashing is an act/process of reporting a false image or misleading information about how environmentally friendly a company’s products are. …

India’s Union Budget was announced on February 1. While the budget brings focus on creating jobs, the green transition of the economy and investing in infrastructure, capital goods and materials sectors, absence of sufficient measures for the lower income and marginalised sections of the population warrants its effect diminished and…

The Original Phillips Curve If you have studied economics at some point, you have likely come across the Phillips Curve, a simple graph that purports to show the relationship between unemployment and inflation in an economy. The Phillips curve is named after New Zealand economist A.W. Phillips who examined the unemployment levels and average…

For more heterodox resources, check out Rethinking Economics India’s Pluralist Resources Database. The project aims to build a public repository of resources to support students and scholars in learning pluralist economics. …

For more resources like this, check out the Introduction to Heterodox Economics and Pluralist Movement categories on Rethinking Economics India Network’s newly launched Project Pluralist Resources. The project aims to build a public repository of resources to support students and scholars in learning pluralist economics. …

This article is an edited version of the research paper titled Financial Inclusion and Fertility: An Empirical Study submitted by the author at the Global Governance and Public Health Vulnerabilities in the Global South Conference, jointly organised by the Rethinking Economics India Network (REIN) and the Young Scholars’ Initiative (South…

This article is an edited version of the research paper titled Lessons for the Global South: Malaysia's Foray into Electronic Health Records submitted by the author at the Global Governance and Public Health Vulnerabilities in the Global South Conference, jointly organised by the Rethinking Economics India Network (REIN) and the…

It has been 8 years since the ISIPE Open Letter was published in 2014. Since then, much has changed in the world — but has economics education also reacted to these developments? With the COVID-19 pandemic, the movement for change in economics education felt that we needed to update our…