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CV Santishree Pandit C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E , P R O F E S S O R . D R . S A N T I S H R E E . D H U L I P U D I . P A N D I T . D E P A R T M K E N T O F P O L I T I C S A N D P U B L I C A D M I N I S T R A T I O N , U N I V E R S I T Y O F P U N E - 4 1 1 0 0 7 C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E 1]Name : DR. [Ms.] SANTISHREE.DHULIPUDI.PANDIT 2] Designation : PROFESSOR 3]Address : `Office – Professor- Department of Politics and Public Administration, University of Pune, Ganeshkhind, Pune-411 007. India Member- Management Council [2001-2005]Member - University Senate [2001-2005]. Additional Charge- Director- International Centre [2001-2007] Phone: 91- 20 – 25601308 Fax- 25690815 E-mails : [email protected] ; [email protected] Residence – A3/13 &14 , Meenal Garden, Patwardhan Baug, Erandavana, Pune-411 004. India, Phone: 91 20 -25410519. 4] Date of Birth : 15 JULY 1962. 5]Place of Birth - St.Petersberg, Russia [ formerly Leningrad, USSR] 6]Parents- [Late] Dr.Dhulipudi.Anjaneyulu, Author and Journalist and retired civil servant, and [Late] Prof. Mulamoodi.Adilakshmi, Professor of Tamil and Telugu at the Leningrad Oriental Faculty Department [USSR] 7]Languages Known – Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Hindi, Sanskrit, English. 8]Marital Status- Married with one daughter Shruti. Husband- Niranjan.B.Pandit- Senior SAP Consultant. 9] Academic Qualifications : High School – Std X Matriculation – 1978 – I class with distinction- State rank- from Madras. Higher Secondary – Std XII – 1980 – I Class with distinction from Madras- State First rank. Diploma in Social work – summer school, California State University, Longbeach, USA. Degree – B.A. in History and Social Psychology – 1983 – Presidency College, Madras. University first rank and Gold Medallist. Won five medals and two prizes at the University. Post Graduation – M .A. in Political Science – 1985 – Presidency College, Madras, University second rank. Pre Doctoral Degree – M.Phil in International Relations – Papers and Dissertation – 1986 – Jawaharlal Nehru University, School of International Relations, New Delhi. Topper with A grade – 83.4% University first rank. Doctorate – Ph.D. in International Relations – Thesis on “ PARLIAMENT AND FOREIGN POLICY IN INDIA – THE NEHRU YEARS “. – Jawaharlal Nehru University, School of International Relations, New Delhi – 1990. [ Supervisor- Dr.K.P.Misra] Post- doctoral Diploma in Peace and Conflict studies – Uppsala University, Sweden, 1996. 10] TEACHING AND RESEARCH EXPERIENCE - Teaching experience since-1988. - Research experience since- 1985. - Fellowship from the University Grants Commission to do research 1985- 1988. - Passed UGC-NET/ JRF/SRF-1986 - Taught as Lecturer at Goa University in Political Science 1988-92. - Teaching as Senior Lecturer at the University of Pune in Politics and Public- Administration since 1992. - Member- Advisory Committee- Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Govt. Of India [1985-1990] - Lecturer [ Selection grade] since August 1993. - Reader- August 1998. - Member- Senate [2001-2006]; - Member-Management Council [2001-2006]. - Director-International Centre-since April 2001-July 2007 - Member- National Committee on Reconciliation, 2005-2007. - Member- Board of Studies, Political Science, Goa University.2006-2009 - Member-Global India Foundation, A National Think Tank. 2006-2011. - Member-Governing Council, Center for Inquiry, Hyderabad, from 2006. Curriculam Vitae, Professor. Dr. Santishree.Dhulipudi.Pandit Page 1 C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E , P R O F E S S O R . D R . S A N T I S H R E E . D H U L I P U D I . P A N D I T . D E P A R T M K E N T O F P O L I T I C S A N D P U B L I C A D M I N I S T R A T I O N , U N I V E R S I T Y O F P U N E - 4 1 1 0 0 7 - Member-UGC Committee on Higher Education and Indicators-XI Plan, 2006-2008. - Member- National Social Science Forum 2008-2010 - Executive Committee member- Radical Humanist Association 2009-12 - Executive Committee member- Indian Association for American Studies [IAAS] 2010-2013 - Member- Board of Studies- Political Science-UG and PG- Political Science- Osmania University. 2011-14. 11] Papers currently teaching to post graduate students : Theory of International Relations India’s Foreign Policy International Organization Major Thinkers in the West World Politics: Trends and Issues Peace and Conflict Studies Globalization and the State The Politics of International Economics Human Rights and Global Governance Global Security Environment and Politics Conflict and Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region South East Asia and World Politics Global Transformations :Politics, Economics and Culture 12] Papers taught at the Goa University : International Politics Political Sociology with reference to India Peace and Conflict Studies Government and Politics in Latin America Comparative Politics 13]Additional papers I teach at the Department of Communication Studies : Introduction to Communication Studies Mass Communication, Culture and Political Communication Mass Media audiences Media Research Supervised dissertation work at the master’s level Lectures to M.Phil students since 1988. Taught students of the Calgary University, Canada who spend a semester in India at the University of Pune on Women in Hinduism and Women in Politics in South Asia.1[999] Structured and coordinated the entire course on “ Women in Developing Societies” for Calgary Students, Canada under the Semester Abroad scheme [2000]. 14] Fellowship by SIDA to study at Uppsala for six weeks. - Resource person at the Military Intelligence training school, Pune on Asia Pacific region and India’s security perceptions since 1995. - Invited as a Fellow to attend the Session 362 at the Salzburg Seminar, Austria on “East Asian Security: The role and impact of US foreign policy” in November 14-22, 1998. - Invited as a Fellow to attend the Regional workshop on “ Globalization and Security in South Asia” at Dhaka on 25-27 May 1999. To present a paper. - Faculty and Expert at the Regional Centre for Strategic Studies[RCSS}, Colombo. - Expert on Religious Extremism and Terrorism in Asia- IDSS, Singapore. - Coordinator for EU-Asialink program, University of Pune 2003-07 - Resource Person- Academic Staff Colleges, India - Expert- Board of Studies, Rajiv Gandhi University, Sri Perambattur, Tamil-Nadu - Expert- Board of Studies- Thanthai Periyar University, Tamil- Nadu - Member-Board of Studies, Under Graduate and Post graduate studies- Political Science, Osmania University, Hyderabad. 2011-2014. Curriculam Vitae, Professor. Dr. Santishree.Dhulipudi.Pandit Page 2 C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E , P R O F E S S O R . D R . S A N T I S H R E E . D H U L I P U D I . P A N D I T . D E P A R T M K E N T O F P O L I T I C S A N D P U B L I C A D M I N I S T R A T I O N , U N I V E R S I T Y O F P U N E - 4 1 1 0 0 7 15] Projects : Completed and Ongoing- Minor project on the “Politics of language and the medium of Instruction in Goa”, Goa University, 1988-89. Major project at the Centre for a New International Economic Order, Madras {NGO}, on “Caste and Power in Andhra Pradesh- A study of the intermediate castes and Dalit”, 1990-94. RCSS [Colombo], project on Non Traditional Security- [A South Asian Regional Initiative] – 1999 October to December 2000. I am working on the sub theme of Globalization, Security and Conflict in South Asia. Funded by Ford Foundation. Minor project on the “ Ideological roots of India’s Nuclear Policy”, CreNIEO, Madras. 1999-00. Non-Traditional Sources of Security- 1999-2001, RCSS and Ford Foundation. International project- “ Asian Security in the 21 st century- Globalisation, Governance and Environment, 2001-2004 RCSS, Colombo and United Nations University, Tokyo and IDSS, Singapore . UGC- Major Research Project- “ Human Rights and Democracy- An Indo- Centric view”, 2002-2005. Women and International Security in South Asia- collaborative research with Nilofer Qazi, at John Hopkins University.2002-2007 Religious extremism and violence and South Asian Security- collaborative research with BIISS, Dhaka- 2004-06. ICSSR fellowship for a Ph.D scholar working under my supervision 2002-2005 Restructuring South Asia- collaborative research with Centre of Security Dialogue, Hyderabad, 2004-06. European Union –Asialink project [2004-2007] on “ Comparaing Asian and European Studies”, partnering with University of Murcia, Spain; University of Foggia, Apulia, Italy; and University of Changsa, Hunnan, China. Center for Inquiry,Amherst, USA and Hyderabad- A joint research project on “Religion and Child Abuse in India”. Capacity building in Post conflict states- USAID project, 2006-2008. Drugs and Security in the Golden Triangle, 2007-2008 Cultural Diplomacy in South East Asia: The role of Buddhism as an Ideology in foreign policy- UGC Major Research Project. 2009-2011. Migration and its impact on the Indian State and Democracy, under the Department of Politics and Public- Administration, University of Pune’s UGC-CAS, 2009-2014. Centre on the Asian Studies { Dept. of Politics and Public- Administration}- Initial thrust area South East Asia 2011-2016 under the UGC, Govt. Of India. Migration and its impact on the Indian State and Democracy- UGC- MRP 2012-2014. 16] AWARDS :- Best All round student in Std XII- Adarsh Vidyalaya, Chennai.
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