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Curriculum Vitae Of Curriculum Vitae of Prof. S.N. YOGISH 01. Personal Information: 01 Name, Designation and : Dr. S.N. YOGISH B.Sc., M.A., Ph.D Professor Address Department of Studies in Economics Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta Shivamogga District, Karnataka 02 Contact Number and E-mail: : +919449620764 [email protected] 03 Date of Birth: : 18th November 1963 04 Gender and Marital Status: : Male, Married 05 Nationality: : Indian 02. Educational Qualification: Month and Year Sl. Name of the University/ of Degree Remarks Degree Institution No Awarded 01 Ph. D. Karnatak July 1998 Topic: “Economics of University Coconut Cultivation – A Case Study of Tumkur District in Karnataka” 02 Post Graduate University of March 1989 Specialization: Degree (M.A., Mysore Econometrics in Economics) 03 Under Graduate University of March 1987 Mathematical Economics Degree (B.Sc.) Mysore 04 Others - - - (Specify) -2- 03. Post Doctoral Research : Year & Sl. University Fellowship/Funding Duration of Title of the Work No /Institution Agency the Study 01 - - - - 04. A. Teaching Experience (latest should be first) : Sl. Designation University/Institution Period No 01 Professor Kuvempu University 25 Years B. Academic Programs Taught (Eg. M.Sc, M.A, M.Com, etc)., M. A., in Economics M.Phil., in Economics Ph.D in Economics C. Courses Taught (Provide a List) 1. Quantitative Techniques 2. Mathematical Methods for Economists 3. Statistical Methods for Economists 4. Computer Applications in Economic Analysis 5. Research Methodology 6. Operations Research for Economics 7. Applied Quantitative Techniques 8. Macro Economic Theory 9. Development Economics 10. Agricultural Economics 11. Industrial Economics 12. Demography 13. Managerial Economics -3- 05. Publications : (Please provide the information in the pattern mentioned) 05.1: Books [Example: Neilsen and Chaung I.L. (2010). Qunatum information and computation. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press] 1. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2007), Statistical Methods, Mangal Deep Publications, Jaipur, INDIA, (ISBN: 81-7594-212-6). 2. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2005), Mathematical Methods for Economists, Mangal Deep Publications, Jaipur, INDIA, (ISBN: 81-7594-180-4). 3. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2004), Coconut and Economic Development, Serials Publications, New Delhi, (ISBN: 81-86771-51-4). 05.2: Articles/Papers Published in Edited Books [Example: Hussain, S. (1999). An overview of some aspects of Biodiversity. In K. Achar, Biodiversity of Western Ghats complex (pp. 10-35). Mangalore: Biodiversity Initiative Trust.] 1. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2016), Rural Marketing in India. In Dr.Shekara and Ashwini H. Bidaralli, Rural India in Transition (pp.15 – 23). Published by Janaspandana Trust(R). Shikaripura, Shimoga District Karnataka State. ISBN No. 978-81-932734-8-7 2. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2015), Agricultural Marketing and Sustainable Development. In Dr.K.A.Rajanna , Agricultural Marketing Problems and Prospects (pp.01 – 21). Published by College Book House Publishers and Distrubutors, N.3, 1st Floor, M.N. Complex, Jnanabharathi Road, Nagarabhavi, Bangalore Karnataka State. ISBN No. 978-93-819794-2-6 3. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2013), High-Yielding Varieties of Groundnut. In T. Senthiver, P. U. Mahalingam and B. Sangeethavani, Global Vision on Food Security (pp.68 – 71). New Delhi: Excellent Publishing House. 4. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2012), Development of Agriculture in the Era of Climatic Change. In Dr. Rasure, K. A., Development of Agriculture in the -4- Era of Climate Change (pp. 294-304). Jaipur, Rajasthan: Oxfor Book Company. 5. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2012), Trends in Mergers and Acquisitions in Indian Industry during the Post Liberalization Period. In Dr. Sangamithra, A., Impact of Mergers and Acquisitions on Indian Industries (pp. 189-195). Madurai: Shanlax Publications. 6. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2010), Rural Education in India. In Edited by Dr.N Manonmoney., Rural Development in Indian (Vol. of National Seminar, Published by School of Economics, Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai, TN ) (pp. 93-101). 7. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2010), Rural Credit in the Era of Globalization. In Dr. Rasure, K. A., Rural Credit in the Era of Globalisation (pp. 147-160). Gurgaon, Haryana: Madhav Books. 8. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2010), Eradication of Poverty and Employment, In Dr. Rasure, K. A., Inclusive Growth – Challenges and Opportunities (pp. 145- 152). Jaipur, Rajasthan: Oxford Book Company. 9. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2008), Tourism Contribution to GDP. In Focal Theme Tourism – A Catalyst for Economic Development (National seminar Vol. organized by PG Department of History and Commerce, Andhra Christian College, Guntur, AP), (pp. 207-221). 10. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2008), Economics of Education. In Dr. Rasure, K. A., Economics of Education, Health and Human Resource Development (pp. 260-270). Delhi: Abhijeet Publications. 11. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2008), Trade and Agriculture. In Odeyar D Heggade., Vaikunte. L. D., Indira.M., Somashekharaiah. B. K., Liberalization of Trade in Services and Social Clause under WTO Regime (pp. 62-74). Mysore: Arjun Publishing House. -5- 12. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2006), Economic Reforms on Agriculture. In Jugale, V. B. and Jugale, Y. V., The State of Indian Economy – Set of Four Volume – Rural & Agricultural Development (pp. 37-49). New Delhi: Serials Publications. 13. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2006), Agricultural Policy and Land Reforms in India. In Falendra K. Sudha, India’s Economic Development (pp. 271-278). New Delhi: Serials Publications. 14. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2006), Globalization and Indian Agriculture. In Falendra K. Sudha, India’s Economic Development (pp. 279-284). New Delhi: Serials Publications. (ISBN. 81-8387-043-0). 15. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2006), WTO Agreement on Indian Agriclture. In Talwar Sabanna, Globalization and WTO (Volume-2). (pp.515-525). New Delhi: Serials Publications. 16. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2006), Globalisation and Empowerment of Women – A Solution to Gender Discrimination. In Talwar Sabanna, Globalization and WTO (Volume-2). (pp.685-702.). New Delhi: Serials Publications. 17. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2005), WTO and Its Impact on Indian Economy. In Prof. Jugale, V. B., World Trade Organization and Indian Economic Reforms (pp. 365-383). New Delhi: Serials Publications. 18. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2005), Marketing Strategies for Sustainble Agricuture. In Dr. Talwar Sabanna, WTO and the Agriculture (pp. 164-170). New Delhi: Serials Publications. 19. Dr. Yogish, S.N. Adike Marukatte: Samsye mattu Parihara. In Dr. Raghavendra, T. S., Arecanut Marketing: Problems, Challenges and Future (pp. 19-21). Sagara, Shivamogga: Mudra Offset. -6- 20. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2003), WTO and Its Environmental Policy Issues. In Dr. Basavaraja. M.G., World Trade Organisation – Regional Trading Arrangments and India, (pp. 245-253).New Delhi: Serials Publications. 05.3: Study Material (Sl. No. Name of the author/s. Title of the Book/Paper, Program to which the book was written, Publisher/University, Year of Publication, Pages) 1. Dr. Yogish, S.N., Macro Economic Theory, M.A., Economics, DDE, Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta, Shivamogga, Karnataka, India, 2003 (Kannada, pp. 1-145 and English, pp. 1-170) 2. Dr. Yogish, S.N., Quantitative Techniques in Economics, M.A., Economics, DDE, Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta, Shivamogga, Karnataka, INDIA, 2003 (Kannada, pp. 1-206 and English, pp. 1-203). 3. Dr. Yogish, S.N., Development Economics, M.A., Economics, DDE, Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta, Shivamogga, Karnataka, INDIA, 2003 (Kannada, pp. 1-136 and English, pp. 1-148). 4. Dr. Yogish, S.N., Agricultural Economics-II, M.A., Economics, DDE, Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta, Shivamogga, Karnataka, India, 2003 (English, pp. 1-115). 5. Dr. Yogish, S.N., Applied Quantitative Techniques in Economics, P.G. Diploma in Financial Institutions and Markets, DDE, Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta, Shivamogga, Karnataka, INDIA, 2003 (English, pp. 1-126) 6. Dr. Yogish, S.N., Money and Banking, P.G. Diploma in Financial Institutions and Markets, DDE, Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta, Shivamogga, Karnataka, India, 2003 (English, pp. 1-89). 05.4: Research Papers [Example: Marsh, D.M. and Pearman, P.B. (1997). Effect of habitat fragmentation on the abundance of two species of Leptodactylids, Conservation Biology, 11(6): 1323-1328] -7- 1. Dr. Yogish, S. N (2016), “High-yielding varieties of Pomegranate”, International Journal of Applied Research, web.www.allresearchjournal.com 02(02): 73-75. (February). 2. Dr. Yogis, S. N. (2016), “Trends in Area, Production and Productivity of Pomegranate Producing States of India” International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development, web. www. allresearchjournal.com 03(01): 356-359. (January). 3. Dr. Yogish, S. N (2015), “Development and Future Strategies of Arecanut”, Journal of Development and Social Change, 12(01): 180-187. (October – December). 4. Dr. Yogish, S. N (2015), “Marketing of Arecanut – A Need for Fresh Look”, Journal of Development and Social Change, 12(01): 188-192. (October – December). 5. Dr. Yogish, S. N (2015), “Trends in Coconut Cultivation in Karnataka State – Study of Chikmagalur District”, International Journal of Tropical Agriculture, Serials Publications, 33(01): 133-146. (January – March). 6. Dr. Yogish, S. N (2015), “Performance of Coconut Based Farming System – A Study of Chikkamagalur District of Karnataka State”, International Journal of Applied Business and Economic Research, 02(..): …… (May). 7. Dr. Yogish, S.N. (2013), “Trends in Area, Production and Productivity of Groundnut in India”, Prabhanveshana Journal of Commerce and Economics, 03(01): 26-32.
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