Assistant Professor

Ms Boddu Srujana

Department of Economics

Interests

  1. Informality and Informal Labour Markets
  2. Urban studies
  3. Economics of Discrimination
  4. Political Economy of India

Education

2015

University of Hyderabad
India
Integrated M.A. in Economics

2023

Madras Institute of Development Studies
India
PhD (Thesis Submitted)

Experience

  • December 2023 to March 2024 -Assistant Professor at Department of Economics, School of Humanities and Social Sciences – GITAM (Deemed to be) University, Hyderabad Campus.

Research Interests

  • • Understanding process of informalisation in the context of rise in new service economy in India and Global South
  • • Dynamics of future of work, exploring the evolving and altering landscape of labor market processes. In particular, I am interested to look at how these transformations intersect with identities such as caste, gender, and class.
  • • Influence of public policy on labour market, in particular, understanding role of state in shaping and interacting with socio-economic institutions.

Awards & Fellowships

  • 2021 – Writing Urban India– Centre for Policy Research and Urban Studies Foundation
  • 2019-2023 – Research Fellowship under UGC for Doctoral Research
  • 2017-19 – ICSSR Doctoral Fellowship

List of Publications

Research Papers

  • Boddu, S. and Tobi, A., 2023. Is rising pharma market a new burden? Introspecting the implications of India’s healthcare journey from public to a private good. International Journal of Health Governance.
  • Tobi, A., Srujana, B., and Sarveswar, S., 2024. Women’s Labour Market Outcomes And Contours Of Subnationalism: A Comparison Across Four States In India. Economic and Political Weekly.

Articles

  • Contextualising Skill and Work in Budget 2024: Market Solutions or Missed Opportunities? The Wire. Boddu, S. and Aurolipsa, D. 2024.
  • Locals vs Outsiders: The Bitter Truth Behind Karnataka's Jobs Reservation Policy. The Wire. Boddu, S. Murali DA and Sipoy Sarveswar, 2024.
  • Political manifestos ignore the labour class. The News Minute. Boddu, S. Aurolipsa, D and Sipoy Sarveswar, 2024.
  • Explained: The Development Conundrum of Andhra Pradesh and YSRCP's Defeat. The Wire. Sipoy Sarveswar and Boddu, S.. 2024.

Conferences/Sessions

  • Invited for a talk and live session by Economic and Political Weekly on the theme 'Women's Labour Market and Contours of Subnationalism' on 5th July 2024.

Contact Details

  • E-mail id: srujana.b@srmap.edu.in
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