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Pradip Chandra Das

Assistant Professor, HoD, Department of Commerce
  • Email - [email protected]
  • Phone No. - 9707020647
  • Department - Department of Commerce
  • Designation - Assistant Professor, HoD

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List of Publication

Url/Link Year Name of Paper Name of co-authors Title of Journal Issue Vol Page No Month and year of Publication Impact Factor of the Journal No of citation Is journal is included in UGC CARE Is included in Scopus/web of science
View 2017 A Study on Cultural Prospects and challenges of the Sonowal Kacharies in Assam Vidyawarta 34 6 10 October 2017 4.002
View 2018 A Study on prospects of Women Entrepreneurship in Tinsukia District of Assam Vidyawarta 46 2 22 April 2018 5.011
View 2018 A Study on Prospects of Un-Organized Fishery Industry Sector in Tinsukia District of Assam Vidyawarta 26 2 31 April to June 2018 5.131
View 2019 A study on the property status of Women politicians in Digboi LAC Vidyawarta 33 4 67 January to March 2019 6.021
Profile

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Educational Qualifications:  

M.Sc (NEHU)
M.Phil (NEHU)
Ph.D. (NEHU)

Specialization Social and Cultural Anthropology"

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Phone No:2370252
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Area of Interest:
Emerging trend in Ethnicity, Identity consciousness, Culture studies, Youth behaviour, Intellactual Property Rights and Displacement studies etc.

Ph.D Awarded :

Dr. Phatick Ch. Baruah, 2003 :  Customary Laws Among the Mishings

Dr. Farhin Ara Rohman, 2008 :  Folk Narratives and Social Reality : A Case Study of the Karbis of Assam

Dr. Sunil Kr. Borgohain, 2008 :  Social and Political Status of the Morans

Dr. Bhanu Pangging, 2013 :  Neo-Vaisnavism and the Mishings of Majuli Island : A Study on Continuity and Change

Doctoral Fellows :

1. Ganesh Kumar Shah (27-12-2008) Rajiv Gandhi Fellow :   Cultural Response to Displacement : A Case Study of Rohmoria Region.

2.  Pankaj Gogoi (11-12-2009)  :  Ethno-medical Knowledge and Its Socio-cultural base, Efficacy, Problems and Prospects : A Case Study of Dhemaji and East Siang Districts of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh .

3.  Anup Hazarika (16-12-2011)  :  An Anthropological Impact Assessment of Flood : A Case Study od Dhemaji development Block

4.  Mondira Baruah (16-12-2011) UGC-JRF  :  Cultural Ecology of a Flood Prone Area : A Case study of Three Village Communities, viz., Ahom, Chutiya. and Mishing of Chamarajan Area in Dhemaji District.

5.  Chusmita Konwar (30-11-2012) UGC-JRF  :  Impact of Flood on Socio-economic Life of the People : A Case Study in Dhokuwakhana Sub-division of Lakhimpur District, Assam.

6.  Dipa Patir (30-11-2012)  :  Traditional Coping and Indigenous Adaptation Strategies Employed during Flood by the Mishing Population in Dhemaji District of Assam.

7.  Purabi Saikia (30-11-2012) UGC-JRF  :  Land Alienation due to Establishment of BCPL Project and its Impact on Socio-economic Life : A Case Study in Barbarua Development Block, Dibrugarh.

Life Memebership

INDIAN NATIONAL CONFEDERATION AND ACADEMY OF ANTHROPOLOGISTS (INCAA)

NORTH-EAST INDIA COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH (NEICSSR)

INSTITUTE OF TAI STUDIES AND RESEARCH (ITSR, MORAN)

Publications

Publications

 

Selected Publications

       Book:

  1. Continuity and Change Among the Ahom, New Delhi, Concept Publishing Company, 2006.
Other publications
  1. Impact of Displacement on the Traditional Occupation of the Displaced Population of Rohmoria : A Case Study. With Ganesh Shah. Bulletin of the Department of Anthropology, Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh..Vol.-39, ISSN-0976-2264, 2011
  2. Cultural Ecology : The Human Interface, in Dibyajyoti Dutta and Jukti Ratna Saikia edited, Environment and Development : Emerging Issues and Debates. P. 196-202. Guwahati, Planet ink, 2011. 
  3. “ Indigenous Knowledge of transportation, preservation and packaging of food and other items of economic importance among the Sonowal Kacharis of Dibrugarh district”.  Bulletin of the Department of Anthropology , Vol.35, 29-38, 2008.
  4. “Dynamics of Culture Change of the Ahom”. Indian Journal of Tai Studies , Vol.VII. Moran, Institute of Tao Studies and Research, 2007.
  5. “Glimpses of Social Reality Through Tattoos of the Wanchos of Arunachal Pradesh”.  Journal of Indian Anthropological Society , 41:291-297(2006), Kolkata, 2006.
  6. “Disintegration of ‘Haori’ Institution and its Impact on Folk Society” . Indian Journal of Tai Studies , Vol.V. Moran, Institute of Tai Studies and Research, 2005.
  7. “Striking A Dynamic Equilrium: A Study on Continuity and Change Among the Ahoms of Lakhimipukhuri-Jaikhamdang Village,Sibsagar, Assam”. North East India In Perspective ,  Rajat K.Das et ll(ed.). New Delhi: Akansha Publishing House, 2005.
  8. “Karbi Folk Narratives: A Window to Social reality” (Joint) .  Tribal Studies In Northeast India .  S.Sengupta (ed.). New Delhi : Mittal Publicaton, 2002.
  9. “People’s Perception of Ethnicity; An Exploration Into The World of Folklore”. Ethnicity in Assam, K.M. Deka & K.N. Phukan (ed.). Dibrugarh University: Centre for North-East Studies, 2001.
  10. “Mother’s Brother’s Daughter: An Analysis of Matrilineal Cross-cousin marriage among the Purum/Chothe”. Wonder That Is Culture: Festschrift to Prof. P.K.Misra .  T.B.Subba (ed.). New Delhi : Mittal Publication, 1999.
  11. “Politics of Ethnicity in North-east India: An Appraisal”.  North-east India : The Human Interface. M.K.Raha & A.K.Ghosh (ed.). New Delhi, Gyan Publishing House, 1997.
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