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Phool Badan

Phool Badan
Phool Badan
Professor
Centre/School/Special Centre
Centre for Russian and Central Asian Studies,
School of International Studies
Room No
308, SIS-II, New Building
Off. Phone
011-26704365, 26704399
Residence
011-26742489, 9968210659
Email
phoolbadan[at]mail[dot]jnu[dot]ac[dot]in, phoolbadan[at]yahoo[dot]com, phoolbjnu[at]gmail[dot]com
Qualifications

Prof. Phool Badan has done his M.Phil and PhD in Soviet/Russian and Central Asian Studies from the School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India. He has also completed his Master degree from the School of International Studies, JNU.

Areas of Interest/Specialization

Prof. Phool Badan specializes on Society, Culture and Politics of the Central Asian Republics. His other areas of interest include Foreign Policy of Central Asian States, Society and Politics of Russia and India.

Experience

17 Years of Teaching and Research 

International Collaboration/Consultancy

International Collaboration/Consultancy

Best Peer Reviewed Publications
  1. Resurgence of Islam in Central Asia (Lancer’s Books; New Delhi, 2014).
  2. Dynamics of Political Development in Central Asia (New Delhi; Lancers Publication, 2001).
  3. TAPI Gas Pipeline and Regional Cooperation, World Focus, October 2017, Special Issue No-454, pp. 35-40.
  4. Review Article Ajay Patnaik, Central Asia: Geopolitics, Security and Stability. Routledge: New Delhi, 2016. 237pp., 850 Rupees, ISBN 978-1-138- 21575-7 for International Studies Special Issue: Twenty-Five Years of Post-Soviet Experience in Eurasia, Volume 55, No 3-4.
  5. Social and Cultural Movement in Central Asia, Journal of Central Asian Studies, Vol.- XXIII, 2016, pp.
  6.  “Evolution of Political Parties in Central Asian States”, in Sanjay Deshpandey (ed.), Dynamics of Central Asia: Issues and Challenges (G.B. Books Publishers and Distributors, 2016).
  7.  “Environmental Degradation and Health Problems in Central Asia” in Sanjay Deshpandey (ed.), Central Eurasia: Political and Economic Perspective (Rishabh Publishing House; Mumbai, 2015).
  8. “Political and Economic Reforms in Uzbekistan” Security and Society (Jammu) Vol. 7, Nos.1-2, Summer-Winter 2012, pp. 18-33.
  9. “State and Democracy in Central Asia”, in Ajay Kumar Patnaik and Tulsiram (eds.), Globalization and Eurasia (New Delhi; KW Publishers, 2010).
  10. “Security Problems in Central Asia: Role of Shanghai Co-operation Organization”, in P.L. Dash (ed.), Emerging Asia in Focus: Issues and Problems (New Delhi; Academic Excellence, 2007).
  11. “Energy Resources and Industries in Central Asia”, The Asian Journal (New Delhi), Vol. 9, No. 2, June 2002, pp. 20-35 (Joint Article).
  12. “Resurgence of Islam in Central Asia”, Islam and the Modern Age (New Delhi), Vol. XXXIII, No. 2, May 2002, pp. 27-37.
  13. “Emerging Political System in Central Asia in the Post- Soviet Period”, India Quarterly (New Delhi), Vol. LVII, No.3, July- Sept. 2001, pp. 97-118.
  14.  “An Analysis of Russian Parliamentary (State Duma) Elections-1999”, Journal of Peace Studies (New Delhi), Vol. 7, Issue.2, March- April, 2000.
  15.  “Modernization in Central Asia in the Post- Soviet period”, The Journal of Central Asian Studies (Srinagar), Vol. X, No. 1, 1999, pp.9-32.