Articles & Books
Dinda, Amitava (2014). “Impact of Tourism in Sundarban: An Anthropological Study”. In the Journal Journal of the Anthropological Survey of India. Kolkata. Vol. 63, No. 1, p.p.103 – 123.
2. Dinda, Amitava (2014) (jointly with R. Sahani, U. Kumar, S. Chakraborty and P. Bharati). “Physical Growth and Nutritional Status of Car Nicobarese and Moplah Children of Andaman - Nicobar Islands in India” in the Journal Homo – Journal of Comparative Human Biology, Australia. Vol. 65. No.2, p.p. 161-170.
3. Dinda, Amitava (2013). “Boat typology and fishing practices among the Great Andamanese of Strait Island” In Boat Typology and Fishing Communities – A Contextual Study ed. by Anstice Justin ,Anthropological Survey of India, Kolkata p.p. 125-144.
4. Dinda, Amitava (2013). “Boat typology and fishing practices among the Shompen of Great Nicobar” In Boat Typology and Fishing Communities – A Contextual Study ed. by Anstice Justin Anthropological Survey of India, Kolkata. p.p. 145-162.
5. Dinda, Amitava (2013). “Dynamics of Eco-tourism: A Study of Sundarban Tiger Reserve” In Man in Biosphere Reserve ed. by A. K. Singh , Umesh Kumar and Sumit Mukherjee ;Anthropological Survey of India, Kolkata; p.p.274-290.
6.Dinda, Amitava. 2013 “Impact of Tourism: A Case Study of Khangchendzonga Biosphere Reserve” In “Man in Biosphere – A Case Study of Khangchendzonga Biosphere reserve” edited by Ramesh Chandra, D. B. Mandal & Arun Kumar Singh. Anthropological Survey of India and Gyan Publishing House, p.p. 195 – 264. Kolkata.
7.Dinda, Amitava (2012). “Use of Resources for Sustainability: A Study in Sundarban Biosphere Reserve”, Practising Geographer – Journal of the Indian Geographical Foundation, Vol. 16, No. 1, Summer, p.p.259-276.
8. Dinda, Amitava (along with S. Pal and A. Ray) (2011).Cultural Dimension of Tourism – A Study of Aurangabad – Ajanta – Ellora Tourism Region, Maharashtra. Anthropological Survey of India, Kolkata.
9. Dinda, Amitava (2011) “Impact of Sustainable Development: A Study in Sundarban Biosphere Reserve”, in the Journal of Anthropological Survey of India, Kolkata, Vol. 60, No. 1, p.p. 24-37.
10. Dinda, Amitava (2010). “Economic Role and Status of Tribal Woman – A Study in Deltaic Sundarbans of West Bengal” in In the Lagoons of the Gangetic Delta edited by G.K. Bera and Vijoy S. Sahay, Mittal Publications, New Delhi.
11. Dinda, Amitava (2010). “Sundarban Tiger Reserve: Perspectives in Sustainable Tourism” in In the Lagoons of the Gangetic Delta edited by G.K. Bera and Vijoy S. Sahay, Mittal Publications, New Delhi.
12. Dinda, Amitava (jointly with R. Sahani) (2009). “Growth and Development of Nicobarese Children: A Bio- Cultural Perspectives” in Growth and Development of Children: A Bio-Cultural Perspective” edited by Madhu Bala Sharma; Serials Publication, New Delhi.
13. Dinda, Amitava. (2008). “Outrigger Canoe making and its function in a Hunting
Gathering Society: A Case Study of the Great Andamanese of Andaman Islands” Practising Geographer – Journal of the Indian Geographical Foundation” Vol. 12, p.p. 132-151.
14. Dinda, Amitava (jointly with S. Chakraborty). (2008). “Forest, Canoe and Fishing: The Axle of Shompen Economy” in Portrait of Anthropological Research edited by D.B. Mandal, T.Bagchi and A.Mukhopadhyay; Sarup Book Publishers Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi.
15. Dinda, Amitava (2007). “Evaluation of Eco-Tourism Activity: A Case Study of Sundarban Tiger Reserve” in Man in Biosphere: A Case Study of Sundarban Biosphere Reserve, edited by D.B. Mondal, Gyan Publishing House, New Delhi.
16.Dinda, Amitava. (2006). “Sundarban Tiger Reserve: Perspectives in Sustainable Tourism”. The Oriental Anthropologist, Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 139 – 150.
17. Dinda, Amitava. (jointly with D. K. Midya). (2006). “From Subsistence to Cash Crop Substitution and Its Implication for Rural Development: The Case of Kuttiya Khonds of Andhra Pradesh”. In Perspectives of Rural Development: Problems and Prospects edited by R.K Das, A. Basu and A. Guha, published by The Indian Anthropological Society and Department of Anthropology, Vidyasagar University, pp.138 – 149.
18. Dinda, Amitava. (jointly with S. Chakraborty). (2002). “The Jarawas and their Neighbours: the Post Independence Scenario”. In Jarawa Contact: Ours with Them, Their with Us edited by K. Mukhopadhyay, R.K. Bhattacharya and B.N. Sarkar, published by Anthropological Survey of India, pp. 43 – 57 (with Annexure in pp. 224 – 229).
19.Dinda, Amitava. (jointly with D. K. Midya and N.K. Bhunia). (1993). “The Changing Life of an Inmigrant Ethnic Group in Industrial Setting”. Journal of The Indian Anthropological Society, Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 55 – 68.
20.Dinda, Amitava. (2002). “Great Andamanese O Roja” (in Bengali). In Andaman Bichitra (part – I ) edited by P. Roy, S. Chowdhury, B. Mitra and P. Gangopadhyay, published by D.P.M. Publishing Co. , Kolkata, pp. 19 – 22.
21.Dinda, Amitava (jointly with K. M. Sinha Roy). (2002). “Jadutona O Nicobarese”. (in Bengali). In Andaman Bichitra (part – I ) edited by P. Roy, S. Chowdhury, B. Mitra and P. Gangopadhyay, published by D.P.M. Publishing Co. , Kolkata, pp. 81 – 86.
22.Dinda, Amitava. (2002) “Andamaner Kole Great Nicobarer Adim Manav Samaj” (in Bengali), in Andaman Bichitra (part – I ) edited by P. Roy, S. Chowdhury, B. Mitra and P. Gangopadhyay, published by D.P.M. Publishing Co. , Kolkata, pp. 101 – 103.
23. Dinda, Amitava (2016). “Poverty alleviation and Sustainable Livelihood of the Tribal: A case Study in Sundarban” in the Journal of the Anthropological Survey of India, Vol. 65. No.2. pp. 307-317.
24. Dinda, Amitava. (Jointly with K. M. Sinha Roy). (1997) “Jadutona O Nicobarese”. (in Bengali). In Dweepbani published from Port Blair.
25. Dinda, Amitava. (1998). “Great Andamanese O Roja” (in Bengali). In Dweepbani published from Port Blair.
26. Dinda, Amitava. (1999) “Andamaner Kole Great Nicobarer Adim Manav Samaj” (in Bengali). In Dweepbani published from Port Blair.
27. Dinda, Amitava. (2011). “Sustainable Tourism in Sikkim: An Anthropological Approach” (Accepted for Publication of the journal “North Bengal Anthropologist”).
28. Dinda, Amitava and Sumitabha Chakraborty. 2016. ‘Resources and Livelihood Strategies of the Shompen: An Overview’ North Bengal Anthropologist, Vol 4, pp.10-22.
29. Dinda, Amitava. 2001 Bengali article on the Shompen in edited book by Mitra, Chaudhury and others . Andaman Samagra
30. Dinda, Amitava 2001. Bengali article on the Great Andamanese in edited book by Mitra, Chaudhury and others. Andaman Samagra
31. Aditi (Mukherjee) P, Dinda A and Adak DK. 2016. Physical growth among pre – adolescent Muria children (6-10 years) of Bastar district, Chhattisgarh: Bio – cultural perspectives. Human Biology Review, 5 (4), 388-404.
32. Dinda, Amitava. 2020. Tourism and Culture: An Anthropological Study of Sundaraban. Anthropological Survey of India in association of Research India Press: New Delhi.
33. Chakraborty, Sumitabha and Amitava Dinda 2015 (Published in 2017) The Jarawa Architecture of Dwelling: A Glimpse of Habitat at Patterns and Intra- spatial Significance. Humankind. Vol. 11.pp. 99-116.
34. Dinda , Amitava. 2018. Sustainability and Evaluation of Eco-tourism activity: A Case study of Sundarban Tiger Reserve .Journal of the Department of Anthropology, University of Calcutta. Vol.18.p.p 75 -96
35. Dinda, Amitava .2020. Impact of Covid 19 on Indian Society: An Anthropological Study. In Practising Geographer Foundation of India: Kolkata
36. Dinda, Amitava. 2021. Problems and Prospects of Ecotourism of Gosaba block: An Anthropological Sutdy of Sundarban. Man in India: Vol. No. 102(3-4) 2022: 311-337.
37. Dinda, Amitava, 2021. “Eco-tourism – A tool for Sustainability in Sundarban Biosphere Reserve, Khangchendzonga Biosphere Reserve, Achanakmar Amarkantaka Biosphere Reserve and Great Nicobar biosphere Reserve: An Anthropological Appraisal”. Journal of Man, Environment and Society, Vol. 2, No.1, p.p. 103- 118 (ISSN:2582-7669), URL: www.arfjournals.com/mes
38. Dinda, Amitava.2019 (2022). Great Andamanese. In Coffee Table book on People of Andaman and Nicobar Islands published by Anthropological survey of India: Kolkata (ISBN: 9789382984139)
Book Review
1. Who Cares for Tribal Development? (N. Vaidya). The Oriental Anthropologist, 2006, Vol. 6, No. 2.
2. Agricultural Economics. (B.N. Ghosh). The Oriental Anthropologist, Vol. 7, No.1, January 2007.
Miscellaneous
1. Radio talk on ‘Andaman Nicobar Islands in the eyes of an Anthropologist’, Dt. 02-01-1998, All India Radio, Port Blair.
2. Radio talk on ‘Great Andamanese: The Primitive Tribe of Andamans’, Dt. 02-01-1998, All India Radio, Port Blair.