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Dr. Sadasivam, K Father's Name CURRICULUM VITAE Name : Dr. Sadasivam, K Father’s name : Mr. Koppukandan, R. Address : Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Economics, School of Economics, Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai – 625 021, Tamil Nadu, India. Phone : 0452 -2458471, Extn; 379 Fax : 0452-2459181 Mobile : (0) 9488055405 Permanent Address : 4/265A, Anu Athi Illam, Lake Avenue Street Sri Chakra Nagar, E.B.Colony, Thiruppalai Madurai – 625 017. Mail : [email protected], [email protected] Date of Birth : 02/03/1968 Community : B.C Sex : Male Nationality : Indian Martial Status : Married Languages Known : Tamil, English Career Objective As a devoted teacher cum researcher committed for the cause of the national as well as Madurai Kamaraj University & personal development. Area of Specialization Environmental Economics, Agricultural Economics 1 Educational Qualification Month &Year Percentage of Exam Passed Subject Taken Board/College/University Class of Marks Passing Board of Secondary March S.S.L.C General 52.6 Second Education, Tamil Nadu 1983 History, Economics, Board of Higher Secondary March Hr. Sec. Commerce, 67.9 First Education, Tamil Nadu 1985 &Accountancy Economics, Economic Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal April B.A., Statistics & Principles of 71.3 First College, Sivakasi 1988 Accountancy Economics, Economic Department of Economics, April M.A., Statistics & Madurai Kamaraj 76.5 First 1990 Mathematical Methods University Department of Economics, Economics, Research April M.Phil., Madurai Kamaraj 71.0 First Methodology 1991 University Institute of Correspondence Course& Continuing April Theory:61.6 First B.Ed., Economics/Tamil Education, Madurai 1993 Practical:52.7 Second Kamaraj University Directorate of Distance April M.Ed., Economics Education, Madurai 61.43 First 2000 Kamaraj University Directorate of Distance BASIC,COBOL,Dbase, May P.G.D.C.A., Education, Madurai 51.13 Second PC Software 2001 Kamaraj University Madurai Kamaraj April Ph.D., Economics Awarded University 2009 Academic Achievement 1. University FIRST RANK in M.A. Economics 2. University SECOND RANK in M. Phil Economics Additional Qualifications: Certificate Course in Salesmanship 2 Research Experience 1. Research Fellow for the Project entitled “A Study of Pollution and Pollution Abatement Costs in Dindigul Leather Tanneries” sponsored by Ministry of Environment and Forests, New Delhi, for one year (6-4-1995 to 30-6-1996). 2. M. Phil Programme entitled “Causes and Extent of Adoption of New Technologies- A Comparative Study of Two Villages, Melakkal and Sandaiyur in Madurai district” during 1990 – 1991. 3. Three Part- time scholars have submitted, Four Part-time Ph. D scholars and three full-time Ph. D scholar registered 4. Fourteen Candidates awarded M. Phil degree and 1 candidate is under the guidance. Computer Knowledge and Techniques Known M.S Office & Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) Book Publications 1 Economics of Drinking Water Sources, Viswa Publication, Madurai,December 2009, ISBN: 978-81- . 909299-9-8 2 Statistics, Viswa Publication, Madurai, August 2009, ISBN: 978-81-909299-3-6 3 Practical Statistics, Viswa Publication, Madurai, August 2009, ISBN: 978-81-909299-7-4 4 Macro Economics, Viswa Publication, Madurai, June 2009, ISBN : 978-81-909299-4-3 5 Business Statistics, Kalyani Publishers,Ludhiyana, 2010, ISBN: 978-81-272-6361-4 6 Economics for Competitive Examinations (Tamil Version), Mirutha Sanjeevi Publications, Kanyakumari, 2012, ISBN: 978-81-922144-0-5 7 General Economics (Tamil Version),Viswa Publications,Madurai, March 2014, ISBN: 978-81-910559-4- 8 8 Climate Change, Environment and Agricultural Development, Vergal Publications, May 2016, . ISBN:978-93-85109-56-0 Articles published: 1 ‘Progress of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) Bank Linkage Programme in Tamil Nadu’, in Dhavamani, P. (Ed.), Women Empowerment, Virudhunagar Hindu Nadar’s Senthikumara Nadar College, pp.469- 474, ISBN:978-81-910426- 4-1. January 2011. 2 “An Overview of Human Resource Development under Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) in India”, Journal of Indian Economic Panorama, Vol.21. No.4, January 2012, 30-33. 3 3 “Urbanisation in Tamil Nadu: Causes, Effects and the Counter Measures”, Proceedings of the National Seminar on Geospatial Technology for Resource Evaluation and Management (GEOTERM 2012) UGC-UPE Project, UGC-SAP- DRS Phase I & DST- PURSE, School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai. February, 2012, pp.314-326. 4. “Fair Price Shops in Tamil Nadu with special reference to Usilampatty Municipality”, Southern Economist, Vol.51, No.3, June 1,2012,39-43. ISNN.0038-4046 5. “An Economic Enquiry on the Possible Impact of the Proposed Special Economic Zone on Agriculturists of Sivarakkottai Village in Thirumangalam Taluk, Madurai District, Tamil Nadu”, Journal of Financial Services and Management, Vol. III, No.3 July-September 2012, pp.13-28, ISNN:0976-1632. 6. “Biomass Energy: Prospects and Problems”, Kisan World, Vol-39, No.11, November 2012, pp.46- 47, ISSN.0971-9229. 7 “Water Pollution in Madurai City: Its Economic Implications on Human Health Care and Medical Expenditure”, Shanlax International Journal of Economics,Vol.1,No.1, November 2012,pp.1- 15,ISSN.2319-961X 8. “Impact of Merger and Acquisition on the Performance of Pharmaceutical Industry in India”, Journal of Financial Services and Management, Vol.IV, No.1, January-March 2013, pp.3-13, ISSN.0976-1632. 9. “Health Status in Tamil Nadu: An Economic Perspective Analysis” in Challenges in Health Issues and Public Healthcare system in India (Ed) M.Chitra. Shanlax Publications, Madurai, pp.297- 304.ISBN.978-93-80657-98-1. February 2013. 10 “Water Pollution in India: A Status Analysis”, Chapter 6, Part II in Environmental Problems and Challenges: Recent Issues and Opportunities (A Festschrift for Professor Raj Kumar Sen), Dr.Somnath Hazra(Ed.),Regal Publications, New Delhi,pp.89-105,ISBN.978-81-8484-250-0, 2013 11. “India’s Vulnerability to Climate Change”, Chapter 30, Part III in Environmental Problems and Challenges: Recent Issues and Opportunities (A Festschrift for Professor Raj Kumar Sen), Dr.Somnath Hazra (Ed.),Regal Publications, New Delhi,pp.487-497,ISBN.978-81-8484-250-0, 2013 12. “Education and Inclusive Growth in India”, in Economic Upliftment and Inclusion-Changes and Challenges, Dr. S. Kanagasabai, (Ed.). Shanlax Publications, Madurai, pp.125-134.ISBN.978-93- 80686-34-9, March 2013. 13. “A Bird’s Eye-View of Ambedkar’s Ideas for Women Empowerment” in the Indian Economic Journal, Special Issue, December 2013, pp.262-267, ISSN 0019-4662. 14. “Drinking Water in Rural India-Problems and Prospects”, Shanlax International Journal of Economics, Vol.2, Special Issue. 1, ISSN: 2319 – 961X, March 2014, pp 105-113 15. “Does Livestock Development in Tamil Nadu improve Livelihood of Rural Areas?” in Challenges and Changing Scenario in Rural Development, Dr.R.Muthulakshmi(Ed.). Shanlax Publications, Madurai, March 2014, pp.106-110, ISBN: 938068674-9. 16. “Rupee Depreciation and its Impact on Inflation in Indian Economy” in Economics of Inflation Dynamics, Dr.S.Kanagasabai(ed). Shanlax Publications, Madurai, September 2014, ISBN:978-93- 80686-35-6. 4 17. “Health status of Paliyar Tribal Women in Tamil Nadu: A Case Study of Tribal Villages in Theni District” in Women Empowerment and Globalisation, Dr.R.Radhika Devi(Ed.).Sri G.V. Publications, Chennai, January 2015, pp.529-535, ISBN: 9789380499994. 18. “Nexus between Growing Population and its Pressure on Land Use Pattern in India” in Land Use/ Land Cover Changes and its Impact: Spatial Challenges and Geospatial Technologies, Dr.I.K.Manonmani, Shanlax Publications, Pp.219-225, February 2015, ISBN:978-93-80686-03-5. 19. “Environmental and Health Awareness among Paliyar Tribal Women in Theni District” in The Health Status of Marginalised Groups in India: Issues and Concerns, Dr.C.Karuppiah(Ed.). Department of Sociology, Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai, March 2015, p.13-21, ISBN:978-81-910172-2-9. 20. “The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA): Level of Participation among SC/ST Workers in India” in MGNREGP-Challenges, Problems and Remedies, Dr.P.Balamirtham, Post-Graduate and Research Department of Economics, Vivekananda College, Kanyakumari, March 2015, pp.308-312, ISBN:978-93-80509-58-7. 21. “Renewable Energy Technologies for Rural Electrification- A Case for India” in Renewable Energy Technologies for Sustainable Development in Rural Sectors of India, Dr.M.Murugan(Ed.), P.G and Research Department of Economics, Government Arts College, Melur, Madurai, February 2015, Pp.365-371, ISBN:978-81-922144-9-8. 22. “Vaigai River Pollution: Causes and Impact on People living on the river bank-A Study of Madurai City” in India in the Global Economy, Dr.Thennathayalan & Dr.S.Karthikeyan (Ed.), Vergal Publication, December 2015, Pp.5-10, ISBN:978-93-85109-34-8. 23. “Socio-Economic Conditions of HIV/AIDS Infected Women and Children in Theni District, Tami Nadu” in India in the Global Economy, Dr.S.Thennathayalan & Dr.S.Karthikeyan (Ed.), Vergal Publication, December 2015, Pp.79-84, ISBN:978-93-85109-34-8. 24. “A General Note on the Impact of Climate Change on Water Resources in India”, in Climate Change, Environment and Agricultural Development”, Dr.R.Muthulakshmi and Dr.K.Sadasivam (Ed), Vergal Publications, pp.248-252, May 2016, ISBN: 978-93-85109-56-0. 25. “Child Health Variations across Countries and Immunization Coverage in India: An Introductory Analysis”, Roots International Journal of Multidisciplinary Researches, Vol.3, No.1, August 2016, ISSN: 2349-8684. 26. “An Analysis of Agriculture Scenario of India” in Snapshots of Indian Economy, Dr.Mothi George, Dr.B.Pradeep Kumar & Miss.Liji.B (Ed.), Mayas Publication, March 2017, Pp.1-7, ISBN: 978-81- 929581-5-6 27. “Urban Migration in India”, in Migration and Economic Development in India, Dr.C.Muniyandi (Ed.), Vergal Publication, June 2017,Pp.1-8, ISBN:978-93-85109-95-9. 28. “Social and Economic Exploitation of Migrant Workers in Tamil Nadu” in Migration and Economic Development in India, Dr.C.Muniyandi (Ed.), Vergal Publication, June 2017,Pp.157-167, ISBN:978-93-85109-95-9 29.
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