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Parth J Shah
is Founder President of the Centre for Civil Society
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- Address legality of for-profit education
The Economic Times, 25 December 2006
- State funds, private role for schools
The Economic Times, 21 December 2006
- A visionary who foresaw India's rise
51 years ago
18 November 2006
- Information
availability
Financial Express, 11 July 2006
- Budget 2006: status quo on
the paternal government
The Financial Express, 3 March2006
- Back to school for some,
to first principles for others
The Indian Express, 2 March 2006
- An excuse to target those
deep pockets?
DNA, 28 January 2006
- The
new third law of ecology
Business Standard, 20 September 2005
- Let all
professional colleges set own fee structures: Institutional subsidy
can be given to those
who cannot afford
The Financial Express, 24 August 2005
- The
Terracotta management of Ecology
Business Standard, 26 July 2005
- Equity in education
Business Standard, 13 July 2005
- We need to remember
forests are for forest dwellers, not foresters,
The Indian Express, 20 June 2005
- It's just the basic
But NEP has little to empower communities in resource use Down
to Earth
31 May 2005
- Can be better
The Financial Express, 18 May 2005
- Right act, wrong tack
The Indian Express, 16 May 2005
- Is privatisation and water pricing a sensible policy? Apply
the food model to achieve water security
The Financial Express, 22 March 2005
- Saving the fish &
the fisherfolk
Business World , 21 March 2005
- Allocate water
rights; aid conservation
The Financial Express , 22 February 2005
- Redefining Right to
Information
Business World , 31 January 2005
- National Education Choice
Campaign
Education World, November 2004
- Should
Government Break Strikes? Competition Will Take Care of Strikes
The Economic Times , 27 August 2004
- Who
Pays for Welfare Programmes?
The Economic Times , 19 August 2004
- Do We Need A
Planning Body? Wind Up The Panel, It's An Anachronism
The Economic Times, 23 June 2004
- Is The Court
Ruling On Strikes Fair?No. But Union Power Should Be Curtailed
The Economic Times 13 August 2003
- Discussion Paper
on Transparency Guarantees in Amartya Sen's Development
as Freedom Evolution
of Liberalism in India
Liberal Times, Volume X / No.4 2002
- We The People of
Free India
The Economic Times 15 August 2002
- Liberalise The Education
Sector
The Economic Times 18 July 2002
- A Tale of Two Summits
The Economic Times June 2002
- A Liberal Party
The Economic Times 15 May 2002
- A Victimless Crime?
The Economic Times 18 April 2002
- Auctioning Ayodhya
The Economic Times, 28 March 2002
- Morality of the Market
The Economic Times, 14 November 2001
- In for a Freedom Struggle
The Economic Times, 18 October 2001
- Unwanted and Illegitimate?
The Economic Times, 16 August 2001
- Competition and
policy?
The Economic Times, 26 July 2001
- Disputes and the WTO
The Economic Times, 21 June 2001
- Science In Public Policy
The Economic Times, 31 May 2001
- Tax Freedom Day
The Times of India, 19 April 2001
- Earthquake's Lesson:
Building Bye-laws Or Strict Liability?
The Economic Times, 3 February 2001
- A Constitution Based On Property
Rights?
The Economic Times, 10 October 2000
- How Do We Tackle
Slums?
The Silicon India Magazine, 11 April 2000
- On the Role of Government
and Civil Society in Education: Liberalisation, Accountability,
and Empowerment For the ICSSR Conference on New Economic Policies
for a New India
24 January 2000
- Peering Into India's
Future: Xenophobia and Neta-Babu Raj
The Silicon India Magazine, February 1998
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