Refereed Journal Articles

  1. Patronage and decentralization: The politics of poverty in India (PDF). Comparative Politics 44(2), 2012, 211-228.

  2. Bridling central tyranny in India: How regional parties restrain the federal government (PDF). Asian Survey 52(2): 247-269.

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Why do governments choose particular policies and institutions? Why do some people benefit and others lose from policies meant to improve general economic, political and social well-being? My studies stem from a desire to understand the politics of development. In these studies, I seek to identify and theorize the interlinkages among political competition, political institutions, ethnicity, public policy and the economy. These studies draw on my interest in the political economy of developing countries, and their principal empirical focus is on the political economy of India.

About

Assistant professor of political science

Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs

336 Eggers Hall, Syracuse University.

Syracuse, NY 13244-1020

Email: anoop.sadanandan@gmail.com

(Ph.D., Duke University '11)

Other Articles

  1. The parliamentary election in India, April-May, 2009 (PDF). Electoral Studies 28(4), 2009, 658-62.

  2. Review of Jenna Bednar’s ‘The robust federation: Principles of design’ (PDF). Comparative Political Studies 42(11), 2009, 1461-64.