‘Oil, Power, and Politics of Disruption’, The Hindu, 20 March 2026.

Thomas, Jayan Jose (2025), ‘How India’s Youth can Challenge U.S. Tariffs, The Hindu, Text and Context, 20 August 2025

Thomas, Jayan Jose (2025), ‘Will Trump’s Tariffs Bring in a Recession?, The Hindu, Text and Context, 14 April

‘Is consumption enough to drive growth?’, The Hindu, February 21, 2025.

‘Indian Industry Needs Innovation, not Mindless Toil’, The Hindu, February 24, 2025.

‘Should State Governments Borrow More?’, The Hindu, 4 April 2024

‘The Fiscal Challenge to Kerala’s Development’, The Hindu, 1 January 2024. Read here.

‘Propelling India’s development the right way’,  The Hindu, 22 September 2023. Read here.

‘India needs a budget for its Young’, The Hindu, 22 February 2023. Click here.

‘The Silverline is not a Vanity Project’, The Hindu, 1 March 2022. Click here.

‘Can India become a technology leader?’,The Hindu, 20 December 2021.Click here.

‘The Achievements and Challenges of the ‘Kerala Model’, The India Forum, 2 July 2021.

‘India’s Poor may have lost Rs. 4 lakh crore in the Corona virus Lockdown’, Scroll, 4 June 2020.

‘Boost Wages to Stimulate India’s Growth’, The Hindu, 6 May 2020. Click here.

‘Misses in Manufacturing’, Frontline, March 13, 2020.Click here.

‘Creating Jobs for Young India’, The Hindu, October 1, 2019. Click here.

Jobs and Gloom, The Frontline, March 1, 2019. Click here.

 ‘The Job Riddle? India’s Demographic Profile Can Solve it’, Moneycontrol, December 31, 2019.

‘Make Planning Fashionable Again’, The Hindu, December 4, 2018. Click here.

Thomas, Jayan Jose (2016), ‘How to be a Model State again?’, Hindu , 15 August 2016.

Thomas, Jayan Jose (2016), ‘Can India beat this Slowdown?’, Hindu , 17 February 2016.

Thomas, Jayan Jose (2015), ‘Yuan makes its first market move?’, Hindu , 20 August 2015.

Thomas, Jayan Jose (2015), ‘Dragon power on display’, Hindu , 7 April 2015.

Thomas, Jayan Jose (2013), ‘A woman-shaped gap in the Indian workforce’, Hindu , 9 January 2013.

WORKING PAPERS

‘Can India Fulfil the Aspirations of its Young? Jobs, Inequalities, and the Way Forward’, Selected for presentation at the World at a Turning Point: Cornell Conference on Development Economics and Law, October 3 to 5, 2024 in Ithaca, New York

‘India’s Rice Exports, World’s Food Security Challenges’, Institute of South Asian Studies (ISAS), National University of Singapore (NUS), Working Paper No. 370, 30 August 2024 (with B. Satheesha)

‘Labour and Industrialization: Can India and China Learn from each other?’, Ashoka University and China-India Foundation.

Kerala: Economic Growth and Investment Opportunities, Monograph published by Institute of South Asian Studies (ISAS), Singapore, 2007.

‘Knowledge Economies in India, China and Singapore: Case Studies of Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology: Issues and Prospects’, ISAS Working Paper No.18, Institute of South Asian Studies, Singapore, January 2007.