Welcome to my webpage. I'm associate professor of economics and philosophy at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada; a resident senior fellow in political economy at IDFC Institute, Mumbai; and a columnist, Mint newspaper, India. Here, you'll find links to my academic and public writings, videos, and other items that I hope you'll find interesting. You can reach me at vdehejia[at]gmail[dot]com.
Sunday, October 25, 2015
My latest Mint column looks at the uncanny parallels between Canada's defeated PM Harper and India's PM Modi -- both loathed by their country's respective liberal intelligentsia and both competing with dynastic brokerage parties (Liberals and Congress).
Excellent column Vivek. I applaud your sense of balance and your deconstruction of the opportunism of the liberal elites in India; while bringing out the limitations of the Right. Yours is one of the very few newspaper columns I read as it is minus a hidden agenda, which is what most of the English language "liberal" media in India has been reduced to.
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Excellent column Vivek. I applaud your sense of balance and your deconstruction of the opportunism of the liberal elites in India; while bringing out the limitations of the Right.
Yours is one of the very few newspaper columns I read as it is minus a hidden agenda, which is what most of the English language "liberal" media in India has been reduced to.
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