List of Publications

Books

India’s Industrial Policy: Growth, Competition and Competitiveness

 ISBN: 9780367478131
AUTHOR: Nitya Nanda
PUBLISHER: Routledge, London, New York and New Delhi
YEAR: 2021

Hydro-politics in GBM Basin: The Case of Bangladesh-India Water Relations

 ISBN: 9788179935705
AUTHOR: Nitya Nanda, Abu Saleh Khan and Krishna Dwivedi
PUBLISHER: TERI Press, New Delhi
YEAR: 2015

Expanding Frontiers of Global Trade Rules: The Political Economy Dynamics of the International Trading System

 ISBN: 9780415442954
AUTHOR: Nitya Nanda
PUBLISHER: Routledge, London & New York
YEAR: 2008

India’s Resource Security: Trade, Geo-politics and Efficiency Dimensions

 ISBN: 9789386530004
AUTHOR: Nitya Nanda and Swati Ganeshan (Editors)
PUBLISHER: TERI Press, New Delhi
YEAR: 2017
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Changing Frontiers of Techno-entrepreneurship: Review, Reflection and Cases of S&T Entrepreneurs in India

 ISBN: 9789386530004
AUTHOR: Nagendra P Singh, B. K. Jain, B P Sinha and Nitya Nanda (Editors)
PUBLISHER: ASEED & NSTEDB, New Delhi.
YEAR: 2000

 

Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

Chapters in Books

Research Monographs

  1. Diljun, G. M., N. Nanda, and M V Shiju (2012), “Public Procurement Policy and Competition Issues in India,” TERI Monograph (https://bookstore.teri.res.in/docs/books/Public%20Procurement%20Policy%20in%20India.pdf)
  2. Jensen, O., R. D. Mathur, N. Nanda and S. Chatterjee (2003), “Strategising Investment for Development” a report prepared under the Investment for Development Project, CUTS Monograph. (https://cuts-ccier.org/pdf/Strategising_Investment_for_Development.pdf)
  3. Basant, R., S. Morris, L. Bhandari, N. Nanda and P. Kumar (2003), Synergising Investment with Development, final report of the Investment for Development Project, CUTS (https://cuts-ccier.org/pdf/Synergising_Investment_with_Development.pdf)
  4. Mehta, P. S., U. Kumar, N. Nanda and Olivia Jensen (2001), “All About International Investment Agreements,” Monograph, CUTS, Jaipur, India.

 

Peer Reviewed Paper Presentations

Working Papers

  1. Nanda, Nitya (2012). Agricultural Trade in South Asia: Barriers and Prospects, SAWTEE Working Paper No. 03/12, South Asia Watch on Trade, Economics and Environment, Kathmandu. (http://sawtee.org/Research_Reports/R2012-05.pdf)
  2. Bhattacharjya, Souvik and Nitya Nanda (2012), “Potential impact of carbon barriers to trade: The case of India’s exports to the US under border tax adjustment” TERI NFA Working Paper (http://www.teriin.org/projects/nfa/pdf/Working_paper2.pdf)
  3. Barpujari, Indrani and Nitya Nanda (2012), “Are weak IPRs acting as barriers to transfer of climate friendly technologies: Assessing IPR regimes in five Asian countries,” TERI NFA Working Paper (http://www.teriin.org/projects/nfa/pdf/Working_paper1.pdf)
  4. Nanda. Nitya and Souvik Bhattacharjya (2011), “Unilateral Trade Measures: Can they contribute to climate change mitigation?”, TERI COP 17 Discussion Paper (https://www.teriin.org/projects/nfa/2008-2013/pdf/trade_measures.pdf)
  5. Nanda, Nitya and Nidhi Srivastava (2011), “Facilitating Technology Transfer for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation,” TERI COP 17 Discussion Paper (https://www.teriin.org/projects/nfa/2008-2013/pdf/Facilitating_Tech_Transfer.pdf)
  6. Nanda, Nitya (2010) International Trade and Climate Change: Issues for South Asia, SAWTEE, Kathmandu (http://www.sawtee.org/publications/Discussion-Paper-13.pdf)
  7. Goswami, A., Mitali Dasgupta and Nitya Nanda (2009). Mapping Climate Mitigation Technologies and Associated Goods within the Buildings Sector, Discussion Paper, Trade and Environment Programme, Geneva: International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development.
  8. Mehta, P. S., N. Nanda and A. Pham (2005), “Multilateral Competition Framework: In Need of a Fresh Approach”, CUTS Discussion Paper (https://cuts-ccier.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Multilateral_Competition_Framework_In_Need_of_a_Fresh_Approach.pdf)
  9. Mehta, P. S., and N. Nanda (2004), “Capacity Building on Infrastructure Regulatory Issues”, CUTS Discussion Paper

 

Other Publications

Journal Articles (Other Than Peer-reviewed)

Conference Papers (Other Than Peer-reviewed)

Briefing Papers/Policy Brief

  1. Nanda, Nitya, Indrani Barpujari and Nidhi Srivastava (2013), The
    Protection of Geographical Indications in India: Issues and Challenges, TERI Briefing Paper, March 2013.
  2. Diljun, Gaurang Meher  M V Shiju, and Nitya Nanda (2013), Protection of
    Industrial Design in India: Issues and Challenges, TERI Briefing Paper, March 2013.
  3. Dwivedi, Krishna Swaroop Dhar, Souvik Bhattacharjya and Nitya Nanda (2013),
    Protection of Patents in India: Issues and Challenges, TERI Briefing Paper, March 2013.
  4. Nanda, Nitya (2011), “EU-India FTA: Possible Gender Implications,” Gender and Trade (http://www.genderandtrade.org/gtinformation/164143/179758/235628/235634/article/)
  5. Nanda, Nitya and R S Ratna (2010), “Carbon Standards and Carbon Labelling: An Emerging Trade Concern”, ARTNet Policy Brief, Asia Pacific Research and Training Network on Trade, UN-ESCAP, Issue No 29, November 2010.
  6. Nanda, Nitya (2009), “Climate Change and Trade Policy: A Preliminary Discussion”, Alerts on Emerging Policy Challenges, Asia Pacific Research and Training Network on Trade, UN-ESCAP, Issue No 4, December 2009.
  7. Mehta, P. S., and N. Nanda (2005), “Foreign Direct Investment and Competition Policy”, Briefing Paper, CUTS, Jaipur, India
  8. Mehta, P. S., and N. Nanda (2005), “Trilateral Development Cooperation: An Emerging Trend”, Briefing Paper, CUTS, Jaipur, India
  9. Mehta, P. S., and N. Nanda (2005) “Investment for Development – Civil Society Perceptions”, Briefing Paper, CUTS, Jaipur, India
  10. Nanda, Nitya (2003),    “The Role of International Cooperation in Building an Effective Competition Regime,” Briefing Paper, CUTS, Jaipur, India.
  11. Nanda, Nitya (2002),    “Amicus Curie Brief: Should the WTO Remain Friendless?”, Briefing Paper, CUTS, Jaipur, India

 

Book Review

  1. Nanda, Nitya (2024), “Rise of the North East: The Path to Prosperity, Inclusion, and Sustainability,” by Resaerch and Information System (RIS), Oxford University Press (OUP), New Delhi, 2023, p. 276. ISBN 9780192849342, Journal of Asian Economic Integration, 6(1): 118-120.
  2. Nanda, Nitya (2018) “The Protection of Geographical Indications in India: A New Perspective on the French and European Experience,” by Delphine Marie-Vivien, Sage Publications India Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, pp: xxv+288, Foreign Trade Review, 53(3):1-5.
  3. Nanda, Nitya (2013), “Energy and Security in South Asia: Cooperation or Conflict?” by Charles Ebinger, Cambridge University Press Sage, The Book Review, 37(10)
  4. Nanda, Nitya (2010), “Trade in Services in South Asia” by Saman Kelegama, Sage, South Asian Survey, 17(2)
  5. Nanda, Nitya (2010), “Regionalism in South Asia: Negotiating Cooperation, Institutional Structures” by Kishore C. Dash, Routledge, South Asia Economic Journal, 10(3)
  6. Nanda, Nitya (2009), “Quantification of Benefits from Economic Cooperation in South Asia,”  by Asian Development Bank and United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Macmillan India Limited, New Delhi, in South Asia Economic Journal, 10(1)
  7. Nanda, Nitya (1994), “Non-agricultural employment in India – Trends and prospects,” by Pravin Visaria and Rakesh Basant, Sage Publications, New Delhi, in Social Change, 24 (1&2)

Articles in Magazines/Newsletters

  1. Mitra, Susmita and Nitya Nanda (2025), “Decoding India’s Leadership in South Asia for Accelerating Sustainable Development and Climate Solutions”, TerraGreen, WSDS Special Issue, 17(12), TERI, New Delhi, 43-46.
  2. Nanda, Nitya (2024), “Climate change and development concerns in South Asia”, Trade Insight, 20(1-2), Kathmandu, 32-35.
  3. Nanda, Nitya and Susmita Mitra (2024), “Women Farmers’ Leadership in Climate Change Adaptation”, TerraGreen, WSDS Special Issue, 16(11), TERI, New Delhi, 36-39.
  4. Nanda, Nitya (2022), “Regional Cooperation: Imperatives and Possibilities of Renewable Energy in South Asia”, Energy and Power, Anniversary Issue, Dhaka, 55-58.
  5. Nanda, Nitya (2022), “G20 and ASEAN-India Cooperation for Equitable Global Sustainable Development”, AIC Commentray No 32, RIS, New Delhi.
  6. Nanda, Nitya (2021), “Agriculture, inter-sectoral inequality and the global trade regime: A South Asian perspective”, Trade Insight, 17(1-2), Kathmandu, 40-43.
  7. Nanda, Nitya (2018), “Renewable Surge in India: Implications for Regional Cooperation”, Energy & Power, Anniversary Issue (June 16): 79-81.
  8. Nanda, Nitya (2019), “Clean Coal Cess: Time to go?”, ICC Economique, October (Cover Story), 6-7.
  9. Nanda, Nitya (2016), “Regional cooperation to meet climate pledges of South Asia”, Trade Insight, 12(4):18-22.
  10. Nanda, Nitya (2015), “Curbing Delhi Pollution”, Business World, December 24.
  11. Nanda, Nitya and S. Chaudhury (2015), “Coal Based Economy in India: Post 2030”, Geography and You, Vol. 15, Issue 89, pp. 32-35.
  12. Nanda, Nitya and K S D Dwivedi (2014), “India-Bangladesh Energy Relation”, Energy & Power, 12(1), pp191-94.
  13. Nanda,Nitya (2014), “Water Security in South Asia”, Revolve Magazine (http://www.revolve-water.com/attention-water-security-south-asia/)
  14. Nanda,Nitya (2014), “Technology can help India curb coal imports”, SciDev Network, January 15.
  15. Nanda, Nitya and Souvik Bhattacharjya (2013), “Energy Security in South Asia: The role of regional cooperation” Energy & Power, 11(1), pp83-87.
  16. Nanda, Nitya (2012), “Climate standards as emerging NTBs,” Trade Insight, 8(3), 19-21.
  17. Nanda, Nitya (2011), “Can the world afford not to conclude the Doha Round?,” Trade Insight, 7(2), 30-32.
  18. Nanda, Nitya (2010) “O Plano de Ação para Mudanças Climáticas da Índia (National Action Plan on Climate Change of India)”(in portugese), Pontes, Vol 5, No 6.
  19. Nanda, Nitya (2009), “Developing -country Trade Agenda for Copenhagen” Trade Insight, 5(3-4): 42-44.
  20. Nanda, Nitya (2008) “Will the Doha Round ever come to an end?”, Trading Up, Vol4, No 1, Centad, New Delhi.
  21. Nanda, Nitya (2008), “Energy Security through Regional Cooperation in South Asia”, Trade Insight, 4(3): 8-10.
  22. Nanda, Nitya (2008) “Doha Round of Trade Negotiations: Dim Prospects”, Chartered Financial Analyst, January.
  23. Nanda, Nitya (2008), “An Analysis of India’s Growth Story”, Trade Insight, 4(2): 22-28.
  24. Nanda, Nitya (2008), “Trade and Climate Change: What Can South Asia Do?”, in Trade Insight, 4(1): 27-29.
  25. Nanda, Nitya (2006) “Retail FDI: To be or not to be”, RetailBiz, Mumbai, March 2006.
  26. Nanda, Nitya (2005) “The Future of Singapore Issues”, in Trade Insight, 1(1), SAWTEE, Kathmandu.

Articles in News Paper/Web Portal

  1. Nanda, Nitya (2025), “Mind the gap: India needs to reimagine the mechanism of fiscal transfer,” The Telegraph, January 1.
  2. Nanda, Nitya (2023), “In Poor Health,” The Telegraph, December 18.
  3. Nanda, Nitya (2021), “Wheels of Change” (Battery-operated bus bus vs. electric trolley bus), The Telegraph, July 18.
  4. Nanda, Nitya (2021), “Hit the brakes: election-oriented budget”, The Telegraph, March 12.
  5. Nanda, Nitya (2020), “Mind the Gap: Social distancing Vs physical distancing”, The Telegraph, May 31.
  6. Nanda, Nitya (2019) “Profit for some” (An article on income support for farmers), The Telegraph, January 29.
  7. Nanda, Nitya (2018) “Big Worry” (An article on ground water situation in Bengal), The Telegraph, June 22.
  8. Nanda, Nitya (2017) “A Tag Is Not Enough”, The Telegraph, December 4.
  9. Nanda, Nitya (2017), “Bad air isn’t just a Delhi problem, a lot more than ‘odd-even’ is needed”, The Asian Age, November 15.
  10. Nanda, Nitya (2016)     “How WTO’s ruling against India will hurt solar industry”, dailyO, May 17.
  11. Nanda, Nitya (2016), “This isn’t case of tech theft”, The Pioneer, March 18.
  12. Nanda, Nitya (2013) “G20 Summit: Much heat without light?”, Thomson Reuters Foundation, September 6 (http://www.trust.org/item/20130906122534-ierz0/)
  13. Nanda, Nitya (2012) “Coal must be mined sensibly.” The Hindu Business Line, 5 December
  14. Nanda, Nitya (2012) “Traditional knowledge and limits to GI”, The Hindu Business Line, November 15.
  15. Nanda, Nitya (2012) “Check this mad rush”, The Financial Express, July 11.
  16. Nanda, Nitya (2012) “From Dirty to Clean”, The Financial Express, January 23.
  17. Nanda, Nitya (2011) “Inflation Beyond Control of Monetary Policy”, The Hindu Business Line, August 29.
  18. Nanda, Nitya (2007) “The Price of Fighting Inflation”, The Hindu Business Line, April 06.
  19. Mehta, P. S., and N. Nanda (2005) “Partnering with Greater Accountability”, The Hindu Business Line, April 15.
  20. Mehta, P. S., and N. Nanda (2005) “Emerging trilateral development co-operation”, The Dawn, April 18.
  21. Nanda, Nitya (2004) “Push Hard for Quality FDI”, The Hindu Business Line, June 07
  22. Nanda, Nitya (2004) “Surging Forex Reserves: Look beyond history and emotions”, The Hindu Business Line, February 26.
  23. Nanda, Nitya (2004) “Why cutting IIM fees makes no sense at all”, The Hindu Business Line, February 12.
  24. Nanda, Nitya (2004) “Not everyone’s feeling good”, The Hindu Business Line, February 6.
  25. Nanda, Nitya (2004) “Cancun: A Start for Developing Countries”, The Hindu Business Line, January 26.
  26. Mehta, P. S., and N. Nanda (2003) “Right to Protest: At What Cost?”, The Hindu Business Line, December 29.
  27. Mehta, P. S., and N. Nanda (2003) “A Head for Competition Commission”, The Hindu Business Line, November 20.
  28. Nanda, Nitya (1994) “Why Not Price Competition”, in The Economic Times, January 30.
  29. Nanda, Nitya (1994) “Potable Water for Rural India”, in The Economic Times, November 28.