The St Stephen’s YLNF Coursebook 1
The St Stephen’s YLNF Coursebook 1
(Young Leaders, Neighbourhood-First Fellowship)
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Bind: Paperback
Year: 2022
Pages: 120
Size: 5.5 x 8.5 Inch
Publisher: Viva Books Originals
Sales Territory: Worldwide
Description:
The YLNF (Young Leaders, Neighbourhood-First Fellowship) coursebook is the first in a series offered by the St Stephen’s Centre for Advanced Learning. The coursebook will be a point of departure for further discussions and related academic exercises for participants on the Fellowship Programme and for anyone interested in engaging with the realities of applied public policy, international relations, diplomacy and finance. The contributors to this volume are seasoned professionals who bring to bear their knowledge and experience in their respective fields.
Target Audience:
People interested in engaging with the realities of applied public policy, international relations, diplomacy and finance.
Contents:
Foreword by Harsh Vardhan Shringla
Preface
The St Stephen’s Centre for Advanced Learning
1. Economic Interventions for a Robust Economy: Case Studies from India (Ajay Dua)
2. Public Policy – From Idea to Implementation (K.P. Krishnan)
3. Impact of Digital Technologies on Governance (Charru Malhotra)
4. Collected Thoughts on National Security (Office of the National Security Adviser to the Prime Minister of India)
5. Laws for a Healthy Heart (George Thomas)
6. Open Sesame: How Does One Become a Creative Person? (Mohan Daniel)
7. Heralding Indian Start-ups Onto the Global Stage (Dhiraj R. Duraiswami)
8. International Relations and the New Global Order (Anupam Ray)
Contributors
About the Editor:
John Varghese is the thirteenth Principal of St Stephen’s College, Delhi. By education he is a teacher and by training a media person having worked as a radio broadcaster and voice trainer for several years. Born in Chennai, Professor Varghese has taught in India and abroad. Before taking charge as Principal, he was with the English and Foreign Languages University (formerly CIEFL), Hyderabad, where he worked in the Department of Media and Communication (formerly Radio and Television). His areas of specialization are Victorian literature, psychoanalysis, English language teaching, and media and communication. He has contributed to over a hundred voice-overs in English and has written articles across the areas of his specialization.
Professor Varghese has contributed to the setting up of Centres for English Language Teaching in Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar with the support of the Government of India. He serves on the boards of several universities in India and is a keen advocate of increasing the synergies between classroom study and real-life practice.
Of late, as an academician and administrator, Prof. Varghese is actively interested in the intersection between policy, including educational policy, and actual practice. The YLNF Fellowship Programme is a result of this interest.
