Jayita Sarkar

Jayita Sarkar is a PhD candidate at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva. She is researching on the relationship between nuclear science, state sovereignty and strategic policy in India from 1947- 2007, with an evolving special focus on Indo-French nuclear relationship.

Powerless power in the age of nuclear renaissance

The great Indian electricity grid failure hailed as the worst blackout in history, has brought several issues to light, which could have and should have been confronted earlier.

By Jayita Sarkar

/ 18 Aug 2012

Post-communist Bengal

Bengal’s transition is from the mismanagement of a vanguard party to the misrule of the lumpenproletariat.

By Jayita Sarkar

/ 29 Apr 2012