Delhi School of Public Policy & Governance
- “Contestations in Global Civil Society (2022)“, Oberoi, R., Halsall, J.P., and Snowden M., published by M. Emerald Elgar Publication, UK
- “Social Enterprise in Higher Education Sector (2021)“, Oberoi, R., Halsall, J.P., and Snowden, M., published by Cambridge Scholar Press, UK
- “The Power of Law Through Intertwined Expectations“, Prof. Ram Singh, [Bucerius Law Journal,Vol 2022(2), pp 94-99]
- “Equilibria under Negligence Liability: How the Standard Claims Fall Apart“, (with Allan M Feldman, Brown University, USA), Prof. Ram Singh, [Review of Law and Economics, 17 (1), 2021, pp. 1-33]
- “Covid-19 and Contractual Disputes in India: A Law and Economics Perspective“, (with Utkarsh Leo, NALSAR University), Prof. Ram Singh, [Economic and Political Weekly, Research Article, Vol. 56(16), 2021, pp. 37-43]
- “Settlements and Resolutions under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code“, (with Hitesh Thakkar, GNLU), Prof. Ram Singh, [The Indian Economic Journal, 69 (1), 2021, pp 1-16]
- “Reaffirming trust in social enterprise in the COVID-19 era: Ways forward (2021)“, Snowden, M., Oberoi, R., & Halsall, J. P., [Corporate Governance and Sustainability Review]
- “Reinventing social entrepreneurship leadership in the COVID-19 Era: Engaging with the new normal (2021)“, Oberoi, R., Halsall, J.P., and Snowden, M., [Entrepreneurship Education]
- “The Public Policy Significance if Social Enterprise: A case study of India (2020)“, Oberoi, R., Halsall, J.P., and Snowden, M.. [Journal of Governance and Public Policy]
- “The Shifting Paradigm of Innovation and Social Enterprise in COVID-19 Times: A Perspective (2020)“, Oberoi, R., Halsall, J.P., and Snowden, M., [Studies in Humanities & Social Sciences]
- “Redefining Social Enterprise in the global world: study of China and India (2019)” Oberoi, R., Halsall, J.P., and Snowden, M., [Social Responsibility Journal]
- “Marketing Affect: Mapping the centeredness of the election campaign through a comparison of party strategies in the Delhi Assembly Elections”, Radhika Kumar [Contemporary South Asia, Research Article, Vol. 30(3), 2022]
- “Fluid identities, contested categories: Jats, Patels and the demand for reservation in India“, Radhika Kumar [Asian Ethnicity, Research Article, Vol. 23(4), 2022, pp. 658-675]
- “Songs of Protest”, Radhika Kumar [Economic and Political Weekly, Research Article, Vol. 56(43), 2021]
- “Dalit Women Panchayat Members in Haryana: Gender, Caste and Political Representation”, Radhika Kumar [ South Asia Research, Research Article, Vol. 41(2), 2021, pp. 203-219]
- “Why a Nationalist rhetoric failed the BJP in Haryana”, Radhika Kumar [Economic and Political Weekly, Research Article, Vol.54 (51), 2019]
- “Padayatras and the Changing Nature of Political Communication in India”, Radhika Kumar [ Studies in Indian Politics, Research Article, Volume5(1), 2017, pp. 32-41]
- “Exploring the Twin Tracks of Economic and Governance Reforms in the two States of Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh”, Radhika Kumar [ The Indian Journal of Public Administration, Research Article, Vol.63(1), 2017, pp.124-135]
- “Stooping to Conquer: Jats and Reservations in Haryana”, Radhika Kumar [Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. 51(16), 2016, pp.15-18]
- “The Women’s Movement in India”, Radhika Kumar [The Indian Journal of Public Administration, Research Article, Vol. 61 (3) (Special Issue on Pressure Groups and Democratic Governance), 2015, pp.423-444]
- “Saffronising Jatland”, Radhika Kumar [Economic and Political Weekly, Research Article , Vol.50 (19), 2015 pp.73-76]
- “Political Communication and the Electoral Campaign: A case study of the 2014 National Election”, Radhika Kumar, [Journal of Politics and Governance, Research Article, Vol.3 (4), 2014, pp.157-162]
- “Upstaging Anti-incumbency”, Radhika Kumar [Economic and Political Weekly, Research Article, Vol. 48 (24), 2013 pp. 20-23]
- “Governance Reforms and the Politics of Development: A case analysis of Andhra Pradesh”, Radhika Kumar [ Journal of Politics and Governance, Research Article, 21/2), 2013, pp.143-149]
- “Locating Social Entrepreneurship in the Neoliberal Order: A Public Policy Perspective“, Oberoi, R., Bara, D., Bara, E., Halsall, J.P. and Snowden, M., [Emerald Publishing Limited, Bingley].
- “Social Enterprise, Social Innovation and Sustainable Future: A Driver for Policy Change (2022)“, Halsall, J.P., Oberoi, R. and Snowden, M., [Emerald Publishing Limited, Bingley].
- “Social Enterprise as a Bridge between Public and Private Sectors: Stories from India and the UK. (2021)“, Oberoi, R., Snowden, M., & Halsall, J., [Cambridge Scholars Publishing].
- “Reimagining Social Innovation and Social Enterprise for Industrial Revolution 4.0: Case Study of China and UK.“, Oberoi, R, Mswaka, W, Leandro, Francisco José Snowden, Michael and Halsall Jamie P. H
- “Social Capital, Community Engagement, and Corporate Social Responsibility (2019)“, Oberoi, R., [Springer].
- “Electoral campaign as a performative plebiscite: Mapping the changing nature of political communication in India”, Kumar, R. in de Souza, P.R., Alam, M. S. and Ahmed, H. (eds.) Companion to Indian Democracy, (2021), pp. 53-62. Routledge India.
- “Affirmative Action and Women in India,” Kumar, R. in: Singh, A.P. and Murari, K. (eds.) Political Process in Contemporary India, (2019) Pearson, Noida, pp. 279-296, ISBN 978-93-534-3245-4
- “Nationalism (Hinduism),” Kumar, R. in: Jain P., Sherma R., Khanna M. (eds) Hinduism and Tribal Religions. (2018) Encyclopedia of Indian Religions. Springer, Dordrecht. Online ISBN 978-94-024-1036-5
- “Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS),” Kumar, R. in: Jain P., Sherma R., Khanna M. (eds) Hinduism and Tribal Religions (2018) Encyclopedia of Indian Religions. Springer, Dordrecht Online ISBN 978-94-024-1036-5
- “Strengthening Democracy through Good Governance,” Kumar, R. In: Singh, A.P. and Murari, K. (eds) Governance- Issues and Challenges, (2018) Pearson, Noida, ISBN 978-93-528-6933-6