John Echeverri-Gent's books include The State and the Poor: Public Policy and Political Development in India and the United States (University of California, 1993) and two co-edited volumes, Interpreting Politics: Situated Knowledge, India, and the Rudolph Legacy (Oxford University Press, 2020) and Economic Reform in Three Giants: U.S. Foreign Policy and the USSR, China, and India (Transaction, 1990).  His published articles focus on the political economy of development and comparative public policy.  He is currently completing a manuscript entitled Politics of Markets: Political Economy of India's Financial Market Development in Comparative Perspective.  He serves as a member of the editorial board of Political Science Quarterly.  He has chaired the American Political Science Task Force on "Difference and Inequality in Developing Societies," and he has served as treasurer of the American Institute of Indian Studies.   He was the winner of the1993 Theodore J. Lowi Award presented by the Policy Studies Organization forbest article in the Policy Studies Journal. He has also served asMacArthur Scholar in residence at the Overseas Development Council, SeniorFellow at the American Institute of Indian Studies, and Fulbright Scholar.  In 2020, he won a University of Virginia, Student Council TeachingAward.