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Dipankar Sinha
<p><strong>Dipankar Sinha</strong> is Professor of Political Science and Director, Centre or Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Calcutta, India. He is also Honorary Associate of the Centre for Media History, Macquarie University, and former Nominated Member, Association of Third World Studies, USA.</p><p>Sinha is engaged in postgraduate teaching and research for more than three and half decades. He also acts in advisory capacity in various academic, governmental, non-governmental, corporate and civil society organizations.</p><p>Are     Apart from numerous articles in international and national journals, edited books, newspapers and magazines Sinha has authored <em>Development Communication: Contexts for the Twenty-First Century</em>, <em>Media Sanskriti </em>(in Bengali, tr. <em>Media Culture</em>), <em>Communicating Development in the New World Order: A Critical Analysis</em>, and <em>Development Narratives: Walking the Field in Rural West Bengal.</em> His co-authored books include <em>Media, Gender and Popular Culture in India: Tracking Change and Continuity</em>, <em>Self-help Groups in West Bengal: Challenges of Development and Empowerment</em>. He has also co-edited <em>Webs of History: Information, Communication and Technology from Early to Post-Colonial India</em>, and <em>Democratic Governance in India: Reflections and Refractions.</em></p><p>Sinha’s recent internationally published monographs are <em>The Information Game in Democracy</em> (2018) and <em>The Social Sciences in a Global Age: Decoding Knowledge Politics</em> (2021) and <em>Pandemic, Governance and Communication: The Curious Case of COVID-19</em>.</p><p/>