ABOUT
Institute for Studies in Industrial Development in Institutional Area Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, India and was established by Indian Council of Social Science Research. The centre was established in 1987. Registration of ISID was done under the Societies Registration Act 1860. On October 7, 1986, to handle, develop and organize research in the field of industrial development with special significance on the problems of India and its association with other countries of the world. This centre is governed by Indian Council of Social Science Research. The academic activities of the Institute are projected under the following broad themes like Industrialization; Internationalization; Corporate Sector; Labour and Employment; Public Health and Media & Communication.
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Research Centre Name |
Institute for Studies in Industrial Development |
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Centre Type |
Central |
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Governed By |
Indian Council of Social Science Research |
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Location |
Delhi, India |
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Topic Cover |
Industrialization; Internationalization; Corporate Sector; Labour and Employment; Public Health and Media & Communication |
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Application Mode |
Online & Offline |
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Head |
Shri S K Misra |
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How to Reach |
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Founded In |
1987 |
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Website Link |
MISSION AND VISION
To become a principal forum for research, discussion and dissemination of policies for nation, becoming an industrial giant in its own right keeping in sight that the regional and national necessity, resource endowments, constraints and International commitment and in accordance with the Directive Principles of State Policy which inter alia obligate the State to check that
Mission is
DIFFERENT ON-GOING RESEARCH PROJECTS
Some of the completed and ongoing research work of centre. Some of the titles are listed in below table.
1) Ongoing Research
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Spatial Dynamics of Manufacturing Landscape in India-A District Level Comparative Analysis of Pre and Post Reform Contexts |
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2 |
Performance of India’s Banking Sector: A Critical Focus on Non-Performing Advances (NPAs) |
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Measuring the Changes in Factor Proportions vis-à-vis Factor Endowments of the Indian Economy - An Inter-temporal Study |
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Industrial, Trade and Investment Policies: Pathways to India's Industrialisation |
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Journey of Public Sector in India towards Socio-Economic Development of India |
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Linkage between Growth and Manufacturing Sector as Reflected by ASI and Growth in Exports |
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A Multi-dimensional Study of Imperial Order and its Journey towards Neo-liberal Imperialism under Globalisation |
3) Completed Research
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Understanding FDI-linked Trade Through Related Party Transactions: A Study of Manufacturing Foreign Subsidiaries in India |
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Urbanisation and Human Capital Development in Assam |
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Liberalisation, Technology Import and Industrial Development: A Study of Organised Manufacturing Sector in India |
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Emerging Patterns of Outsourcing and Contracting in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing in India: Implications for Industrial Upgrading |
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Changing Perspectives of Women's Work and Decline in Female Labour Force Participation Rate in Rural India: A Case of Odisha |
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Short-term Research Studies on Industrial Sector using ASI and DGCI&S database for Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry |
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Linkages between Large Enterprises and the Unorganised Sector: A Study of Subcontracting Relations based on Secondary Data |
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
The research programme was born out of the principles of organized development, which sought to attain high growth, self-reliance, stabilized national development and social justice. However, the major modification of India’s economic policy environment has gone through changes within a few years of setting up of the Institute which affects a number of institutions and instruments. The Institute rapidly reoriented its research programme to accommodate the matters that came into sharp notice in the new regime. Keeping in eye the changed economic policy environment, it was felt that there is need to further broaden the ambit of the research programme to encompass select contemporary appropriate issues. The academic schemes of the Institute are organized under the following broad themes:
1) Industrialization
MSMEs, Industrial clusters/corridors, SEZ, Regional development, Industrial policy, etc.
2) Internationalization
FDI, technology transfer, IPRs, trade and investment agreements, etc.
3) Corporate Sector
Financial institutions, Ownership and control, Public enterprises, Public-private partnership, etc.
4) Labour and Employment
Employment growth and structural transformation, informal sector and un-organised workers, etc.
5) Public Health
Medical devices and healthcare sectors, structure of health systems, IPRs and other areas of industry-health interface, etc.
6) Media & Communication
Studies in the area of media, communication and advertising.
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