Sameer H. Doshi
Papers
"Quebec's Lesson: A Path of Peaceful Separatism" (Harvard International Review, Summer 1999) - this piece was published in the Social Issues Resource Series database.
Here is the full text.
"A Lesson For Protesters" - an opinion piece that I wrote in The Harvard Crimson, January 2001, about a student radio controversy at Rice University, and its possible implications for Harvard.
One of my college application essays was published in this book. The essay sounds a bit obnoxious and overwrought, but I really do like to cook!
"Singing for Shamu: Competing Normative Discourses of Global Whaling Management" - my undergraduate senior thesis, finished March 2002. This is an MS Word document, about 600 kilobytes; click and it will open in new window.
"Can India Tunnel Through? Energy Use in a Services Boom" - an empirical economics paper that I wrote for my master's program at LSE, finished May 2004. PDF, opens in new window.
"Strengthening Enforcement To Attract Wider Participation in the Climate Change Regime" - a paper I wrote for seminar in international environmental law in Harvard Law School (May 2005). PDF, opens in new window.
"Making the Sale on Contingent Valuation" - deals with theoretical issues underpinning the empirical technique of contingent valuation, vis-a-vis its role in the legal system. With support of HLS Olin Fellowship (August 2007). Published in Tulane Environmental Law Journal (2008). PDF, opens in new window.
Other stuff
Here is my resume as of April 2009. (PDF, opens in new window)
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Contact me: sdoshi (at) post (dot) harvard (dot) edu