• Water resource management
• Solid waste management

• Ph.D. Department of Economics, Mysore University, June 2002
• Master of Arts, Post Graduate in Economics, April 1991

• Bachelor of Arts, Bangalore University, April 1989

Articles

• Raju K.V, Keshabdas and S. Manasi (2006),  ‘ Emerging Trends in Rural Water Supply: A Comparative Analysis of Karnataka and Gujarat, in Elixir of Life: The Social – Ecological Governance of Drinking Water, Books for Change.

• Raju K.V, S. Manasi and Veerashekarappa (2006), ‘Understanding People’s Views on Rural Water Supply: A Citizens Report Card Approach’, in Elixir of Life: The Social – Ecological Governance of Drinking Water, Books for Change.

• Manasi S and Deepa N (2006), ‘Pollution of Groundwater due to effluent seepage in Hootgalli, Mysore district’, Water Conflicts in India: A Million Revolts in the Making, edited by K.L. Joy, Biksham Gujja, Suhas Paranjape, Vinod Goud, Shruti Vispute, Routledge Publishers, New Delhi.

• Vanaja Ramprasad, Krishna Prasad, Manasi S (2002),  'The path to rediscovery', Ancient roots, New shoots, Zed Publications.

• Water Conflicts in Tungabhadra and TejoTagus River Basins. S. Manasi, N. Latha, K.V. Raju and Uday Sekhar, STRIVER Bulletin, No. 2, December 2007.

• Evaluation of Present Pollution Control Regime in India. 2007. K. Lenin Babu and S. Manasi. CURRENT SCIENCE, VOL. 93, NO. 4, 25 AUGUST 2007.

• Valuation of Tank Systems Services 2006. S. Manasi and K. Lenin Babu, Dialogue Bulletin, Issue No. 19, 2006.

• Strategy and Methodology for Improved IWRM – An Integrated Interdisciplinary Assessment in four twinning River Basins.

• Tanks in the Mid-Godavari Basin: Building Techno-Ecological Status, Feb 2007, Institute for Social and Economic Change, Nagarabhavi, Bangalore, submitted to World Wild Fund for Nature, Geneva.

• Moving Towards Organized Complexity – Rural Water Supply in Karnataka and Gujarat, 2006, K.V. Raju, Veerasekharappa, S. Manasi, Rajeev Kumar, Institute for Social and Economic Change, Nagarabhavi, Bangalore, submitted to International Water Management Institute, Srilanka.

• Urban Water Supplies: Emerging Alternatives – Case Study of the extent of Ground Water Use and its Implications in Hubli, Dharwad and Belgaum Cities, February 2006, K.V. Raju, Latha, N, Deepa, N, Hema N, S. Manasi, Institute for Social and Economic Change, Nagarabhavi, Bangalore, submitted to Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development and Finance Corporation.

Assistant Professor
Centre for Ecological Economics and Natural Resources
Institute for Social and Economic Change
Nagarabhavi P.O. BANGALORE-560072, India
Tel : Office  080-23215468, 23215519,
Fax : 080-23217008
e-mail: manasi@isec.ac.in