2018 “Insulated wires: the precarious rise of West Bengal’s power sector,” in Navroz Dubash, Sunila Kale, and Ranjit Bharvirkar, eds., Mapping Power: The Political Economy of Electricity in India’s States, pp. 319–339 (Oxford University Press)

• See my op-ed for the Hindustan Times

2018 “The politics of electricity reform: evidence from West Bengal, India,” World Development 104: 128–139

• See my summary for India in Transition (reprinted in The Hindu Business Line and Amar Ujala)

2017 “Reinventing state capitalism in India: a view from the energy sector,” Contemporary South Asia 25(1): 85–100

• Winner, best student article, British Association for South Asian Studies

2017 “Urban Emotions in South Asia,” special issue of the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, vol. 27 no. 4 (edited with Sneha Krishnan and Megan Robb)

• Including “Feeling modern: the history of emotions in urban South Asia,” Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society 27(4): 539–557 (with Sneha Krishnan and Megan Robb)

2017 “The limits of liberalization: the power sector,” in R. Nagaraj and Sripad Motiram, eds., India’s Political Economy, pp. 52–74 (Cambridge University Press)

2014 “Power hungry: the state and the troubled transition in Indian electricity,” in Barbara Harriss-White and Judith Heyer, eds., Indian Capitalism in Development, pp. 208–225 (Routledge)

2013 Delhi: Mostly Harmless (Random House India)

2012 “Dissipated energy: Indian electric power and the politics of blame,” Contemporary South Asia 20(1): 91–103

2011 “Diaspora,” in Roger D. Long and Arnold Kaminsky, eds., India Today: An Encyclopedia of Life in the Republic, vol. 2, pp. 170–176 (ABC-CLIO)