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COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Name: Prof. (Dr). D. Rajasenan

Department : Department of Applied Economics

Contact Details

Address for communication

Email

Phone

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Professor

Mathematical Economics and Econometrics,

Department of Applied Economics,

Cochin University of Science and Technology

Cochin-682022

[email protected]

+91-484-2575943, 2577566

1. Academic Background

Qualifications: Ph. D (Economics) Qualifying Post Graduate Degree: M.A. (Economics)

Ph. D with NET No

Ph. D without NET Yes

Post Graduate Degree(s) M.A. (Economics) With Specialization in Quantitative Economics, University of Kerala, 1979

M.A. (Sociology) With Specialization in Rural Sociology, University of Kerala, 1981

Under Graduate Degree(s):

Any other PG degree/ Diploma relevant

to the subject:

Post- Graduate Diploma in Ecological Modeling (University of Bremen Germany- 1993)

Post- Graduate Diploma in Coastal Management (University of Bremen, Germany 1998)

2. Research Performance

2.1 Each published /accepted paper in Journal/conferences (during the last five years)


SI. No Authors (As published in the

paper) Title Journal Year Volume Page No

1.

Rajasenan, D Land Alienation and

Housing Segregation:

The Extent of

Exclusion

Encountered by the

Tribes of Kerala

Journal of Land and Rural

Studies, Sage

2015 Vol.

3,

No.

1

45-65

2.

Rajasenan, D.,

Jayakumar, M.S. and

Bijith George

Abraham

Socio-Economic and

Psychological

Dimensions of

Migration-Induced

Exclusion of the

Elderly in Kerala,

India: An Empirical

Analysis

International Journal of

Migration, Health and Social

Care (Coming in the July

2015 issue)

2015

3.

Rajasenan, D and

Rajeev B.

Social Class and

Gender in the Kerala

Engineering and

Medical Entrance

Rank: The Extent of

Exclusion in the High

Performance Level

Journal of Economic Policy

and Research, Institute of

Public Enterprise (accepted)

2015 Apri

l -

Sept,

2015

issue

4.

Rajasenan, D and

Ruby Babu

The Western Ghats of

Kerala: A Perusal on

Environment,

Sustainability and

Livelihood of the

Forest Dependent

Community

Asian African Journal of

Economics and

Econometrics (accepted July

2015 issue)

2015 No.1

5.

Rajasenan, D, Bijith

George Abraham and

Rajeev B

Education Exclusion

in a Social-Class

Framework: An

Higher Education for the

Future, Kerala State Higher

Education Council, Sage (In

2015


Inquiry into the Major

Sub-Sectors of the

Professional Self-

Financing Sector in

Kerala

the editorial revision

process)

6.

Rajasenan, D Blue Revolution

versus Fishers

Livelihood: Review of

the Deep Sea Fishing

Policy Embracing

Multinationals in

Indian Waters

Journal of Economics and

Sustainable Development

2015 6(5)

27-30

7.

Rajasenan, D, Bijith

G. A. and Rajeev B

Education Exclusion

in the Professional

Self-Financing Sector

in Kerala: A Social

Class Analysis

CSSEIP Working Paper

Series

2015 Vol.

1,

No.7 1-27

8.

Rajasenan, D Livelihood

Imperatives of the

Fishing Communities

in a Dynamic

Environment of

Climate Change

Science Communicator

(forthcoming)

2015

issue

9.

Rajasenan, D

Dynamics of Poverty

and Household

Economic

Development among

the Socially Excluded

Groups in the Bio-

diversity Hotspot of

Wayanad, Kerala

Himalayan Journal of

Development and

Democracy, University of

New Mexico, USA

2014 Vol.

9,

No.1

25-31

10.

Rajasenan, D

Dynamics of Poverty

and Household

Presented at the Ninth

Annual Himalayan Policy

2014


Economic

Development among

the Socially Excluded

Groups in the Bio-

diversity Hotspot of

Wayanad, Kerala

Research Conference,

University of Wisconsin,

Madison, United States of

America, October 16-19,

2014.

11.

Rajasenan, D,

Varghese Manaloor,

Bijith George

Abraham and

Prabhakaran T. R.

An Empirical

Examination of the

Inter-Temporal and

Inter-Generational

Dimensions of

Poverty among Social

Classes in the Bio-

Diversity Hotspots of

Wayanad


Series

2014 Vol.

3,

No.

5

1-30

12.

Rajasenan, D [jointly

with Jayakumar M

S]

Migration and

Exclusion: The

Situation of Elderly

Left Behind

at the International Seminar

on Migration, Care Economy

and Development, Centre for

Development Studies,

Trivandrum.

Septemb

er 16-

17, 2014

13.

Rajasenan, D [jointly

with Jayakumar M

S]

Secured or

Susceptible: The

Elderly in Emigrant

Households in Kerala

at the 17th

Biennial

Conference of Association of

Gerontology India (AGI) &

International Conference on

Engaging and Empowering

the Elderly (ICEEE, 2014),

Centre for Development

Studies, Trivandrum.

Septemb

er 15

and 16,

2014

14.

Rajasenan, D, V. A.

Nambi, Sunitha A. S.

and Rajeev B.

Dynamics of

Household Economic

Development in

Meenangady and

Meppady Panchayaths


Series

2014 Vol.

3,

No.

6

1-36


in Wayanad District:

A Social Class

Analysis

15.

Rajasenan, D.

Gender Bias and

Caste Exclusion in

Engineering

Admission Inferences

from the Engineering

Entrance Examination

in Kerala

Higher Education for the

Future, Kerala State Higher

Education Council, Sage

2014 Vol.

1,

No.1

11-28

16.

Rajasenan, D and

Rajesh R

Plantation Workers in

Kerala: an Intra-

Sector Analysis Based

on Standard of Living

and Quality of Life


Economic Issues (IJEI)

2014 Jul-

Dec

2014

17. Florence, M.A and

Rajasenan, D.

Livelihood Issues and

Inclusive

Development of the

Wetland Fishing

Communities

Inclusive Development –


Social Sciences and

Humanities, Cochin

University of Science and

Technology

2014 Vol.

1,

No.

1 &

2

75-81

18. Rajasenan, D, Bijith

George Abraham and

Rajeev B

Coconut Yield

Estimation and its

Inferences in Kerala:

An Inter-Spatial

Analysis

South Asian Journal of

Socio-Political Studies

(SAJOSPS)

2014 Vol.

XIV

No.

2

60-66

19. Florence, M.A and

Rajasenan, D.

Sustainability and

Livelihood Issues of

Vembanad Coastal

Wetland Ecosystem

Based Fishermen

Communities in

Kerala: A Multi-


Economics and

Econometrics

2014 Vol.

14,

No.

1

89-98


Dimensional Scaling

Approach 20. Rajasenan, D and

Florence, M.A

An Empirical

Analysis of the Inter-

spatial Poverty of the

Vembanad Wetland

Communities of

Kerala


Economic Issues

2014 Vol.

7,

No.1

91-99

21. Rajasenan, D. The Tribulations of

Landlessness and

Exclusion among the

Tribes of Kerala

Inclusive Development –


Social Sciences and

Humanities

2014 Vol.

1,

No.

1 &

2

1-8

22. Suresh P. R. and

Rajasenan, D

Education as Choices

and Capabilities: an

Analysis of the level

of Exclusion of the

Tribes in Kerala


Economic Issues

2014 Vol.

7,

No.1

145-154

23. Rajasenan, D, Rajeev

B and Bijith George

Abraham

Inclusive

Development Strategy

through Tribal Sub

Plan (TSP) and the

Paradox of

Development of the

Tribes of Kerala

Indian Journal of

Development Research and

Social Action

2014 Vol.

10,

Nos.

1

and

2

24. Rajasenan, D, Rajeev

B and Bijith George

Abraham

Dimensions of

Consumer

Exploitation and

Worth of Institutional

Mechanisms in Kerala


Economic Issues

2013 Vol.

6,

No.2

119-133


George Abraham and

Rajeev B

Migration-induced

Exclusion of the

Elderly in Kerala


Series

2014 Vol.

3,

No.4

1-32


26. Parvathy P and

Rajasenan, D

Importers Stipulations

in the SPS Regime:

Riposte from the

Fishery Export Units

of Kerala


Economics and

Econometrics

2013 Vol.

13,

No.2

137-146

27. Rajasenan, D and

Bijith George

Abraham

Socio-Economic

Situation of Tribes in

Wayanad: A Distinct

Case of

Underdevelopment


Series

2013 Vol.

1,

No.3 1-32


George Abraham and

Rajeev B

Health, Education and

Employment in a

Forward-Backward

Dichotomy Based on

Standard of Living

Index for the Tribes in

Kerala



2013 Vol.

4,

No.

7

100-107

29. Rajasenan, D and Nikitha P. M.

Land Alienation and Housing Segregation of the Tribes in Kerala

CSSEIP Working Paper Series

2013 Vol.1, No.2

1-31

30. Rajasenan, D and Rajeev B

Development Dynamics Involved in Tribal Sub Plan

CSSEIP Working Paper Series

2013 Vol.1, No.1

1-30

31. Rajasenan, D Consumption,

Education and

Exploitation: A Probe

into the Consumer

Exclusion in Kerala

Indian Institute of Public

Administration

2013 Apri

l-

June

issue

70-88


Rajeev B

Stakeholder’s

Perception of Coconut

CORD Semi-annual R & D

Journal, Asian and Pacific

2013 Vol.

29,

1-11


Palm Insurance

Scheme: A Study on

the Coastal States of

India

Coconut Community

(APCC)

No.

1


Rajeev B

Economics of Barge-

Based Inland

Container

Transportation: The

Case of Southern

Kerala

Journal of Institute of Public

Enterprise

2013 Vol.

36,

No.

1 &

2

71-78

34. Rajasenan, D,

Varghese Manaloor

and Bijith George

Abraham

Tourist Profiles and

Characteristics vis-à-

vis Market

Segmentation of

Ecotourism

Destinations in Kerala



2012 Vol.

3,

No

14

134-144

35. Rajasenan, D,

Varghese Manaloor

and Bijith George

Abraham

Socio-Economic

Aspects of

Sustainable

Ecotourism

Development: The

Case of Kerala

Research on Humanities and

Social Sciences

2012 Vol

2,

No

11

126-136


Rajeev B

Coconut Palm

Insurance Scheme: an

Empirical Evaluation

Indian Coconut Journal 2012 (6) 32-33

37. Parvathy P and

Rajasenan, D

Marine Product

Exports of Kerala in

the ASEAN India

Free Trade Area:

Possibilities and

Challenges



2012 Vol.

3,

No.7

100-105

38. Parvathy P and

Rajasenan, D

From Market

Concentration to

Developing Country Studies 2012 Vol.

2,

19-28


Market

Diversification: WTO

and the Marine

Products Exports from

Kerala-Using ARIMA

Method

No.6


Rajeev B

Fishery Commodity

Chain Trap vis-à-vis

Global Quality

Standards: An

Analysis of the Kerala

Marine Fishery

Developing Country Studies 2012 Vol

2,

No.5

78-86


Paul, Binu P

Unsustainable

Exploitation and the

Importance of

Fisheries

Management-An

Analysis of Kerala

Marine Fishery


Economics and

Econometrics

2012 Vol-

12

No 2

377-393


Bijith George

Abraham

Livelihood Security

and Socio-economics

of Community Based

Ecotourism (CBET)

in Kerala

South Asian Journal of

Socio-Political Studies

2012 Vol.

XII,

No.2

120-126


Bijith George

Abraham

Effectiveness of

Coconut Palm

Insurance Scheme in

the Coastal Belts of

India – A SWOT

Analysis

Indian Journal of Applied

Research

2012 Volu

me

1,

Issue

9

39-41


Rajeev B

Livelihood Security of

Traditional Fishermen

of Kerala: Analysing

Indian Journal of Applied

Research

2012 Volu

me

1,

67-70


and Identifying the

Roles of Self Help

Groups

Issue

7


Paul, Binu P

Standard of Living

and Community

Perception in the

Community Based

Ecotourism (CBET)

Sites of Kerala: An

Inter Zone Analysis



2012 Vol.

3,

No.2

18-28


Rajeev B

Food Security

Challenges and Food

Security Bill 2011: the

Inferences and

Imperatives

Science Communicator 2011 Volu

me

02,

Issue

02

31-39

46. Rajasenan, D jointly

with Paul, Binu P

Intake Capacity and

Inclusiveness of

Technical Education

Sector in Kerala


Series

2011 Vol.

1,

No.

6

1-35


Mahesh, R

Productivity Trends,

Livelihood Security

and Regional

Community Based

Fishery Institutions in

Kerala- A Micro

Level Analysis


Economics and

Econometrics

2011 Volu

me

11,

No.1

77-88


with Sunitha, A.S

and Paul, Binu P

Professional Course

Entrance Examination

in Kerala: Exclusion

in a Community-

Gender Mirror


Series

2011 Vol.

1,

No.1

1-29

49. Rajasenan, D The Perception-

Reality Gap in the

EDU-Vision- An

Interdisciplinary Journal

2010 Vol.

1,


2.2 Text Books / Reference Books/subject books/monograph/Chapters of Books Published (during the last five years)

SI No. Title with ISBN Number Publisher with Place of Publication Year

1. Emigration Induced Exclusion of the Elderly in

Kerala (ISBN: 978-93-80095-57-8)

Directorate of Publications and Public Relations, CUSAT, Cochin 2014

Health Status of the

Disadvantaged:

Evidence from the

Tribal Communities

in Wayanad, Kerala

No.1


with Paul, Binu P

Performance and

Perception of

Students: Tracing The

Missing Thread in

Education Discussions


Series

2010 Vol.

1,

No.2

1-29


with Sunitha A.S and

M S Jayakumar

The Vicious Nexus of

Ill-Health, Socio-

Economic

Backwardness and

Exclusion” Education

Exclusion and

Economic Growth


Series

2010 Vol.

2,

No.1

1-35

52. Rajasenan, D Livelihood and

Employment of

Workers in Rubber

and Spices Plantations

CDS Discussion Paper,

National Research Project on

Plantation Development,

Centre for Development

Studies, Trivandrum

2010 No.

6

1-68


2. Sustainable Livelihood and Fishing Sector in

Kerala: Role of SHGs and Co-operatives (ISBN:

978-93-80095-19-6)


3. Community Based Ecotourism in Kerala (ISBN:

978-93-80095-35-6)


4. Social Exclusion and Technical Education in

Kerala (ISBN: 978-93-80095-27-1)


5. Inclusion of the Excluded: Agenda and Strategies

(ISBN: 978-83-80095-09-7)


2.3 Patents / Technology transfer/Product/Process:

2.3.1 Each patent awarded

SI No. Title Sanction Number Year

1.

2.

3.

2.3.2 Each Technology transfer through Central / State / University / Quasi Government agencies.

SI No. Name of Technology transfer Agency Year

1.

2.

2.4

Externally Funded Research / Consultancy Projects through University / Institution (Both completed and Ongoing

Projects): during the last five years

Project Cost in Lakhs SI No. Title Funding Agency Amount & Duration Principal investigator/ Co-investigator


Rs. 92,43,405/-

1. Policy Determinants of

Household Economic

Development (PDHED),

Wayanad in Kerala

M. S. Swaminathan

Research

Foundation,

Chennai, India

Rs. 14,78,840/-

01-10-2013 to 31-08-2014

Principal investigator

2. Socio-Economic and

Cultural Exclusion:

Changing Perception of

the Tribes in Kerala

Kerala State

Planning Board,

Kerala

Rs. 5,37,240/-

01-01-2015 to 31-10-2015


3. Self-financing

Engineering Education in

Kerala: The Situation of

Dropout and

Employment Exclusion

of SC/ST Students

Kerala State Higher

Education Council,

Trivandrum

Rs. 1,95,800/-

12-12-2013 to 11-12-2015


4. Residential Segregation

and Social Exclusion

among the Scheduled

Castes (SC) and

Scheduled Tribes (ST) of

Kerala

Indian Council of

Social Science

Research, New

Delhi

Rs. 10,00,000/-

01-01-2014 to 31-12-2015


5. Self-Financing Regime

and Educational

Exclusion: An Inquiry

into the Professional

Education in Kerala

Indian Council of

Social Science

Research, New

Delhi

Rs. 7,00,000/-

01-07-2013 to 31-12-2014


6. Community Participation

in Ecotourism and

Inclusive Development in

Kerala

University Grants

Commission

(UGC), New Delhi

Rs. 5,89,000/-

01-07-2012 to 30-06-2014



7. Exclusion on the Edge: A

Study on Emigration

Induced Exclusion of

Elderly in Kerala

Indian Council for

Social Science

Research

Rs. 5,09,550/-

15-04-2012 to 14-10-2013

Co-investigator

8. Estimation of Coconut

Production in Kerala –

Kollam and Ernakulam

Districts

Coconut

Development

Board, Ministry of

Agriculture,

Government of

India

Kollam- Rs. 1,16,050/-

06-12-2012 to 05-02-2013

Ernakulam- Rs. 90,400/-

07-02-2013 to 06-04-2013


9. Economic Feasibility on

the Movement of

Containers using Barges

through Waterways of

Southern Kerala

Kerala Shipping

and Inland

Navigation

Corporation Ltd,

Kerala

Rs. 1,22,100/-

24-02-2012 to 23-05-2012


10. Evaluation of Coconut

Palm Insurance Scheme

(CPIS)

Coconut

Development Board

(CDB), Ministry of

Agriculture,

Government of

India

Rs. 2,88,200/-

07-12-2011 to 06-03-2012


11. Low Enrolment, High

Dropout and Human

Capital Deprivation: An

Inquiry into the

Educational Exclusion of

Scheduled Tribes in

Kerala

University Grants

Commission

(UGC), New Delhi

Rs. 4,80,200/-

01-02-2010 to 31-01-2012

Co-investigator

12. Impact of Globalisation Indian Council of


on the Employment and

Livelihood Security of

Traditional Fishermen of

Kerala: Analyzing and

Identifying the Roles of

Self Help Groups and

Cooperatives

Social Science

Research (ICSSR),

New Delhi

Rs. 4,84,825/-

01-02-2010 to 31-07-2011


13. Consumption, Education

and Exploitation- A

Probe into the Condition

of Consumer Exclusion

in Kerala

Indian Institute of

Public

Administration

(IIPA) through the

Ministry of

Consumer Affairs,

Government of

India

Rs. 4,00,000/-

01-07-2010 to 30-06-2011


14. Social Structural

Determinants of

Educational Dropout

among the Scheduled

Tribes in Kerala

Indian Council of

Social Science

Research (ICSSR)

New Delhi

Rs. 4,98,800/-

01-02-2010 to 31-07-2011

Co-investigator

15. Livelihood and

Employment of Workers

in Rubber and Spices

Plantations

National Research

Project on

Plantation

Development,

Centre for

Development

Studies, Kerala

Rs. 75,000/-


16. Community Based

Ecotourism in a

University Grants

Commission

Rs. 6,12,100/-



2.5 Research Guidance :

2.5 (a) Ph D – Degree Awarded

SI No. Title Name of co-guides (if any) Name of student University Year

1. Time-Lag and Cost

Overrun of

Infrastructural

Investments with Special

Reference to Power

Projects in Kerala

Baby Thomas CUSAT 1994

2. India's Engineering P. Arunachalam CUSAT 1995

Globalised Economy-A


Option for Kerala

(UGC), New Delhi 01-04-2008 to 30-11-2010

17. Human Development

Report of Tribal

Communities in Kerala

UNDP and

Planning

Commission of

India through

Kerala State

Planning Board,

Kerala

Rs. 4,00,000/-

01-06-2009 to 31-10-2009


18. Dynamics and

Institutions in

Community Based

Fisheries Management: A


Option- A Study of

Coastal Kerala

Indian Council of

Social Science

Research (ICSSR),

New Delhi

Rs. 5,20,300/-

01-09-2007 to 28-02-2009



Exports: Growth,

Concentration and

Diversification

3. Urban Informal Sector

Entrepreneurship, Self

Employment

and Linkage

Martin Patrick CUSAT 1996

4. Psychographic and

Demographic Profiles of

Foreign Tourists Visiting

Kerala with Special

Reference to Spending

Pattern

Ajithkumar M K CUSAT 1998

5. Technology and Labour

Process

Suresh Kumar P CUSAT 1999

6. Socio-Economic Issues

and Sustainable Fishery

Management: A Case

Study of Kerala

Suja Ramakrishnan CUSAT 2003

7. Supply response and

Cost of production of

natural rubber- an

econometric study

Maya C Pillai CUSAT 2003

8. Cashew industry in

Kerala Problems and

Potentials

Retheesh K.A. CUSAT 2005

9. An Economic Analysis

of Cochin Port

C. Unnikrishnan Nair CUSAT 2005

10. Poverty, Inequality And

Natural Resource

Degradation: An

Investigation Into The

Small-Scale Fishery

Mahesh R CUSAT 2006


Sector of South Kerala

11. Technological change

and Modernisation in the

fishing sector: The

question of sustainability

Bindu George CUSAT 2011

12. Institutional Dynamics in

Community-Based

Fisheries Resources

Management for


of Marine Fisheries in

Kerala

Ranjini R Prabhu CUSAT 2011

13. Impact of the Sanitary

and Phyto Sanitary

Agreement on the

Exports

of Marine Products

from India with

special reference to

Kerala

Parvathy P CUSAT 2012

14. Sustainability and

livelihood issues of

Vembanad ecosystem

Fisherfolk Communities

Florence M A CUSAT 2012

15. Income, Livelihood and

Education of Tribal

Communities in Kerala –

Exploring Inter

Community Disparities

Binu P Paul CUSAT 2014

2.5 (b) Ph D – Thesis submitted


SI No. Title Name of co-guides (if any) Name of student University Year

1. Community Participation

in Ecotourism: An

Inclusive Development

Option for Kerala

Bijith George Abraham CUSAT 2015

2. Social Structural

Determinants of

Education among Tribes

in Kerala

Suresh P R CUSAT 2015

3. Implication of Trade,

Livelihood and

Employment Exclusion

among Workers in

Plantation Sector in

Kerala

Rajesh R CUSAT 2015

4. SHGs and Cooperatives

in the Fishing Sector: An

Inclusive Development

Option for the Fisher folk

of Kerala

Rajeev B CUSAT 2015

2.6 Awards / Medals / Fellowships Academic Recognitions:

Award Particulars

1. German Fellowship (DAAD senior

Fellowship) in 1993

Worked in the Centre for Tropical Marine Ecology, University of Bremen, West Germany.

2. Commonwealth Senior Fellowship

1995-96

Worked in the Faculty of Administration, University of Malaya, Malaysia.

3. Canadian Fellowship 1996-97 (Shastri

Fellow) for Social Science and

Worked in the Faculty of Finance and Management Science, Saint Mary’s University, Halifax,

Canada.


Humanities

4. Consultant of the World Bank (STC) 2003-04

5. Project Coordinator, MHO-SEPTRA Two Phase eight times project of the Higher education Ministry of the Government of The

Netherlands.

6. Coordinator of the Brethren Colleges

Abroad Program of the U.S. in the

Cochin University for the period

1999-2004

Study Abroad Programme of the BCA

7. India Coordinator, Asia-link European

Union Project

Four Country Collaborative Research Project Funded by the European Union

2.7 Organiser / Convenor of International / National Conferences / Symposia / Seminars: (Last five years)

SI No. Title and year Chief organiser/

Convener

Co-organiser/

co-convener

International

Level

1. 2nd

Validation Workshop on Policy

Determinants of Household Economic

Development (PDHED), (19th July 2014),

Chennai.

V. A. Nambi, MSSRF, Chennai

&

Madras School of Economics,

Chennai

D. Rajasenan, CSSEIP,

CUSAT

2. 1st Validation Workshop on Policy

Determinants of Household Economic

Development (PDHED), (21st June 2014),

Alappey.

D. Rajasenan, CSSEIP, CUSAT V. A. Nambi, MSSRF,

Chennai

&

Madras School of

Economics, Chennai

1. Inclusion of the Excluded – Agenda and

Strategies (5th

January 2010).

D. Rajasenan, CSSEIP, CUSAT

2. National Seminar on “Global Finance Capital,

Marginalised Majorities and Limited


EBRF


Transparency-Lessons for Ensuring an

Inclusive India” (28th

September 2011).

3. Mixed Methods in Social Science Research-

A Statistical Package Approach (26th

-31st

August 2010).


4. Looking South to Look Forward Policies

Performance and Participation in Professional

and Higher education in South India (11th

June 2011).


3 Assessment of Domain Knowledge

3.1 Experience

Additional Teaching / Industrial Experience after obtaining minimum eligibility criteria for the particular post

(Only Full-time teaching assignments and/ Industrial Experience not below the rank of Lecturer in UGC/AICTE approved

institutions/ Assistant Manager / Officer in a public / multi-national Company, after obtaining the minimum educational

qualifications for this post)

SI No. Institution Post held Period (from … to..) No. of years

University PG

Level 1.

Department of Applied

Economics, CUSAT

Professor in Mathematical

Economics and

Econometrics

August 19, 1995 --

till date

20

2. Department of Applied

Economics, CUSAT

Reader in Mathematical

Economics

7, February 1989 to

18, August 1995

6

3. Department of Applied

Economics, CUSAT

Lecturer in Mathematical

Economics

10, March 1983 to 6,

February 1989

6

4. College of Fisheries, Kerala

Agricultural University,

Jr. Assistant Professor in

Fishery Economics

16, October 1980 to

9, March 1983

3


Cochin

5.

Department of Economics,

Travancore Devaswom Board

Colleges

Lecturer in Economics 17, July 1980 to 15,

October 1980

3 months

University

UG/College level

1.

2.

Industrial

Experience

1.

2.

3.2 Additional Research Experience after Ph. D

Institution Post Held Period No. of years

Post-Doctoral Research Netherland Ministry of Higher

Education (Nuffic) for 8 times

at two months duration at the

Development Research

Institute, the Tilburg

University, the Netherlands

under SEPTRA tie up.

Post Doctoral Fellowships Total period

1.2 years

Design of Experiments for P. G.

Level laboratory course

Maintenance and operations of

sophisticated equipments

(In the case of Teachers who are also doing research work, their teaching experience alone will be counted – credit for both teaching and

research will not be awarded concurrently)


3.3 Academic / Administrative Experience (give particulars):

3.03 (a) Administrative experience:

Sl No Post Held Period No. of years

1. Director, Centre for Rural Development and Appropriate Technology (CRDAT),

Cochin University of science and Technology

September 2005 to

July 2009 4 years

2. Dean Faculty of Social Sciences, Cochin University of Science and Technology

2001-2004; and

2007-2010 6 years

3. Head, Dept. of Applied Economics, Cochin University of Science and Technology

January 2000 to April

2004 4 years

3.03 (b) Academic experience (Member, Board of studies, Academic council / Faculty etc.)

Sl No Positions held Period No. of years

1. Ministry of Forest Environment (Expert Member Evaluation, ENVIS) 2015 onwards

2. University Grants Commission (UGC) Nominee, Inspection Committee for Evaluation

of recognition status of Distance Education Council of India. 2012 onwards 3 years

3. Member Committee for Evaluation of Research Projects Educational Status of

Scheduled Castes in Kerala” Indian Council of Social Science Research to Centre for

Development Studies, Trivandrum.

2012-13 1 year

4. Member, UGC Task force for Social Sectoral Allocation in Education, New Delhi 2010-11 2 years

5. UGC Nominee, UGC Inspection Committee for Evaluation of Autonomous status to

Universities and Colleges. 2011 onwards 4 years

6. Member, Expert Committee in UGC for Selection of Post doctoral fellows in 2011 onwords 4 years


Economics; Expert Committee in UGC for Selection of Major Research Projects in

Social Sciences

7. Director, Centre for the Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy (CSSEIP),

CUSAT. 2008 onwards 7 years

8. Director, International Centre for Economic Policy and Analysis (ICEPA), CUSAT. 2004 onwards 11 years

9. Member of the Syndicate, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Cochin-22.

2007-2008 and 2001-

2002 1 year each

10. Member of the Senate, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Cochin-22. 1993-2008 15 years

11. Member of the Academic Council, Cochin University of Science and Technology,

Cochin-22. 1997-2011 14 years

12. Chairman, Board of Studies in Applied Economics, Cochin University of Science and

Technology, Cochin-22. 1997-2011 14 years

13. Member, Board of Studies in Economics, Pondicherry Central University, Pondicherry. 2000-2011 11 years

14. Member, Board of Studies in Economics, Sri Sankara University, Kalady. 2003-2007 4 years

15. Member, Board of Studies in Economics, Kannur University, Kannur. 2008-2011 3 years

16. Member Board of Studies in Economics, University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram. 2014 onwards 1 year

17. Member, Staff Council of the Cochin University of Science and Technology, Cochin-

22. 1987-1991 4 years

3.04

Participation in Training Programs/Workshop/Summer Winter-Schools, (organized by Govt. agencies/ UGC/AICTE, ICTP or

similar International Organisations) :

Duration of Course Title Agency Period


Declaration

I, Prof. (Dr.) D. Rajasenan have read the notification and all other related instructions. All information and data furnished above are true to

the best of my knowledge and belief.

Place: Cochin-682022

Date: 21.05.2015 Signature

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