# Jayati Ghosh
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jayati ghosh (born 16 September 1955) is an Indian development economist. She is the Chairperson of the Centre for Economic Studies and Planning at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi and her core areas of study include international economics, employment patterns in developing countries, macroeconomic policy, and issues related to gender and development.
== Early life ==
jayati ghosh was born on 16 September 1955.
After Attempted Killing of Indian Leftist Student Leader, Activists Accuse Gov., Media of Incitement
Left-wing student leader Umar Khalid was shot at by a right-wing Hindutva extremist near India’s parliament. JNU Professor Jayati Ghosh says their school, the media, and the BJP government have incited this sectarian violence. Ben Norton reports.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.sprea…
4.5.2026 Global Inequality Report with Jayati Ghosh
UMass Economics Professor and internationally recognized scholar, Jayati Ghosh, joins Occupy the Airwaves co-hosts Emikan Sudan and Stephen Linsky to discuss the state of global economic inequality as revealed in a recent report of the G 20 co-authored by Professor Ghosh. A summary of Ghosh’s repor…
Inequality, power and the fight for a fairer world with Jayati Ghosh
Why have a decade of global commitments failed to deliver a fairer world, and what would it actually take to build one?
In this episode of The Club of Rome Podcast, Till Kellerhoff speaks with Jayati Ghosh, economist, member of The Club of Rome and professor at the University of Massachusetts Amh…
Top Economist: We Must Move Beyond Growth
We speak to a top economist about her vision for moving past economic growth as the bench mark for a country’s success.
With Michael Walker & Professor Jayati Ghosh.
Beyond Trade-offs: New Economics for Climate, Jobs, and Development – A Symposium
In this new special Symposium edition of our podcast series Planetary Choices: Global Governance Beyond Neo-Liberalism, we engage with Dani Rodrik's new book, Shared Prosperity in a Fractured World: A New Economics for the Middle Class, the Global Poor, and Our Climate, alongside a panel of leading…
Europe Is Burning
Firefighters are still battling devastating wildfires across Europe, with hundreds of thousands of people having been evacuated from their homes.
Plus: Burnham lays out his plan for social care in an interview with Laura Kuenssberg, a woman has been killed in a horrific attack on Berlin Pride, and…
Could a New UN Tax Deal Raise $500 Billion a Year?
Delegates from across the globe have just wrapped up a 10-day session in New York, discussing a proposed UN tax framework that supporters describe as a "pay-where-you-play" model, requiring multinational companies to pay more tax in the countries where they actually generate their profits. Supporte…
Africa's AI crossroads with Yemi Keri
While the world debates artificial intelligence's implications for economies and everyday life, one question is too often overlooked: what does the AI revolution mean for Africa? In this episode, Till Kellerhoff, director for content and programmes at the Club of Rome, speaks with Yemi Keri, a tech…
Understanding a multipolar world with Chandran Nair
Is the shifting global order heading towards conflict, or can the world's many civilisations and worldviews learn to coexist? In this episode, Chandran Nair, founder and CEO of the Global Institute for Tomorrow and member of the Club of Rome, joins Nolita Mvunelo to unpack the tensions reshaping in…
Is the Global Economic Order Making Us Sick? Is that Ending? ft. Jayati Ghosh
For four decades, neoliberal economic thinking has ordered the global economy—shaping how governments, corporations, and communities function. That order is now showing serious signs of cracking. Is neoliberalism dying? Or is ti morphing to become something new? And how does that matter for the wel…
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