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Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay, Research Publications: Intergenerational
Mobility and Inequality in China: Evidence from the Chinese Household Income Project, Review of Public Economics, 2023, wwith Zehua Jiang. The persistence
of inequality across Indian states: a time series approach, Review of Development Economics, 2021. doi: 10.1111/RODE.12788 Explaining inter-ethnic marriage in
Sub-Saharan Africa, with Elliott Green, Journal of International Development, 33, 4, 627-643, 2021 (lead
article) https://doi.org/10.1002/jid.3535 Is there a
relationship between inequality and terrorism? Evidence from a
semi-parametric approach, with Abdullah Ijaz, Applied Economics Letters,
2021 https://doi.org/10.1080/13504851.2021.1925625 How
large is the effect of inequality on economic growth?, with Rui Sun, Economics Bulletin, Vol. 0 No. 0 p.A46, 2021 Urbanization and
Mortality Decline,
with Elliott Green, Journal of Regional
Science 58 (2), 483-503, 2018. doi/10.1111/jors.12375/pdf The
Absolute Gini is a More Reliable Measure of Inequality for Time Dependent
Analyses (compared with the Relative Gini) Economics
Letters, 162,
135-139, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.econlet.2017.07.012 The Vulnerable Are Not (Necessarily) the Poor Research in Economic Inequality, 24, 2016. CGR WP 39 Queen Mary University of London Precolonial
Centralisation and Contemporary Development in Uganda, with Elliott Green, Economic Development and Cultural Change.
64, 3 (April, 2016): 471-508. STICERD_EOPP DP 39
and CGR WP 40, Queen Mary University of London. Are Media
and ICTs Associated with Inequality and Poverty?, Research in Economic Inequality, 22, July 2014: 185-216. On
the Relationship Between Fertility and Wealth: Evidence from Widow Suicides (Satis) in Early Colonial India, with Elliott Green, Economics Letters, 120, August 2013:
302-304. DP version
here CGR WP 41, Queen Mary University of London. Reference
Distributions and Inequality Measurement, with Frank Cowell and Emmanuel Flachaire, Journal
of Economic Inequality, 11, 4, 2013: 421-437. DP version here
Nation Building and Conflict in Modern Africa, with Elliott Green, World Development, 45, May 2013: 108-118. STICERD EOPP DP 26 Convergence Clubs in Incomes across Indian States: Is There Evidence of a Neighbours' Effect?, Economics Letters, 116, September 2012: 565--570,. DP version here
Convergence Club Empirics: Evidence from Indian States, Research in Economic Inequality, 20, July 2012: 175-203. STICERD DARP DP 69 The Reversal of Fortune Thesis Reconsidered, with Elliott Green, Journal of Development Studies, 48 (7), 2012: 817-831. STICERD EOPP DP 16 Rich States, Poor States: Convergence and Polarisation across Indian States, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 57(3), June 2011: 414-436. Oxford University, Department of Economics WP 266. Variable Incomes and Vulnerable Households, with Frank Cowell, Research in Economic Inequality, 13, July 2006: 3-30. "Twin Peaks -
Distribution Dynamics of Economic Growth across Indian states", in Growth,
Inequality and Poverty: Prospects for Pro-Poor Growth, edited by Anthony Shorrocks and Rolph van der Hoeven, Oxford University Press Jan.2004 Edited
volume: Poverty, Inequality and
Shocks, Research on Economic Inequality,
Volume 29, edited, 2021 (forthcoming) Editorial introduction to Poverty, Inequality and Shocks, Research on Economic Inequality,
Volume 29, 2021 (forthcoming) Poverty,
Inequality and Welfare, Research on
Economic Inequality, Volume 25, edited, 2018. Editorial introduction to Poverty,
Inequality and Welfare, Research on
Economic Inequality, Volume 25, 2018 Special
Issue for Journal of Inational Development: Long run
effects of covid-19 in developing countries, June 2022 Working Papers Can
convergence be illusory? Exceptionality, universality and the confluence of
growth convergence and equal opportunity, with Gordon Anderson, August 2023 Measuring
Growth with Ordered Categorical Variates: A Happier Truth About Analyzing Ordered Categorical Data, with Gordon Anderson,
June 2023 Measuring
Wellbeing Growth and Convergence in a Multivariate Ordered Categorical World:
Is there any Levelling Up in the United Kingdom?,
with Gordon Anderson and Ignasi Merediz-Solà,
October 2023 Explaining Ethno-Regional Favouritism in Contemporary Sub-Saharan
Africa, with Elliott Green, June 2021 Size
matters: measuring the effects of inequality and growth shocks, with Rui
Sun, earlier version UNU-WIDER
working paper 2020/177, December 2020. The Gini and the tonic: Understanding the dynamics of inequality
measurement,
Queen Mary
University of London, July 2020 Convergence,
divergence or persistence? Evidence from Indian states, CGR WP 74, Queen
Mary University of London and Oxford University, Centre for the Study of
African Economies WP 2016-26. An
individual-based approach to the measurement of multiple-period mobility for
nominal and ordinal variables,
with Gaston Yalonetzky, CGR WP 65, Queen Mary
University of London and Oxford University, Centre for the Study of African
Economies WP 2016-25
Unpublished manuscripts: Redistributive Taxation,
Public Expenditures and the Size of Government, with Joan Esteban
(December 2009) DARP
Discussion Paper Series No.95, STICERD, LSE Goodness-of-fit: An
Economic Approach, with Frank Cowell and Emmanuel Flachaire
(May 2009) DARP Discussion Paper Series No.101 , STICERD, LSE, also Oxford
University Economics Department Working Paper 444. New version of paper Inequality, Entropy and
Goodness of Fit, April 2011. Redistributive
Taxation and Public Expenditures, with Joan Esteban (October 2007) Oxford
University, Department of Economics Working Paper Series, No 366. Appendix to paper Modelling Vulnerability in the UK, with Frank Cowell (October 2007), DARP Discussion Paper Series No.89, STICERD, LSE; Oxford University, Department of Economics Working Paper Series, No 313. Appendix to Paper Knowledge-Based Economic Development, DARP Discussion Paper No. 74, STICERD, LSE; Oxford University, Department of Economics Working Paper Series, No 267. Regional Distribution
Dynamics of Economic Growth across Indian states, 1965-1988, London School of
Economics Development Studies Working Paper Series, No. 00-06. 2000. Popular
writings: BERA blog article, 11th
October 2023: Measuring
inequalities in student learning and how to close the gap
Economics Observatory blog article, 7th July 2021: Do we need the term BAME?Centre for Globalisation
Research, QMUL blog article, 31st March 2021: Was
Benjamin Disraeli Britain’s first BAME Prime Minister? Or, why it is good
that the BAME term has been scrapped.
(Reblogged
by the Mile End Institute, QMUL, 30th April 2021)
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