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Returns on informal and formal finance for Indian informal firms: a pseudo panel data analysis
Psychology, Social Policy & Administration
Feels like being a hamster on a running wheel: an interpretative phenomenon analysis of online dating fatigue among Indian millennial women
Politics & International Studies
[Decolonising] the Contentious Politics of Seeing: Reading Visual Cultures
Social Policy & Administration
The hand that rocks the cradle: revaluing academic labour and recognizing the centrality of care work
Politics & International Studies
Addressing the diaspora: Indian television’s transnational imaginings
Social Policy & Administration
Care workers, collectivisation and protest: a case for feminist and anti-capitalist resistance against the state
Economic policy uncertainty and inflation expectations of the households – insights from survey data
ESG performance and corporate metrics: mapping research trends and setting future research agenda
Economics, Law & Legal Studies
The (Questionable) Legality Of “Maximal Extractable Value”: A Securities Law Perspective
Business & Management Studies, Environmental Sciences
Corporate Environmental Disclosures and Role of Top Management: Evidence Based on the Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting in India
Legitimacy of Popular Sovereignty and Ad Hoc Consent Against Standing Authorizations for Humanitarian and Restorative Interventions
Green Innovation: What We Know and What Remains to Be Discovered
Exploring the Nexus of Green Innovation, Green Finance, and Environment Quality: An Analysis of Their Effects in Asia
Numerical investigation of heat transfer enhancement in a double pipe heat exchanger using tangential perforated ring turbulators
The regulation of influencer labour in India: Situating a novel form of labour amidst colonial continuities of informality
System Dynamics Analysis of Sugarcane Supply Chain in Indian Sugar Industry
Two decades of research on customer satisfaction: future research agenda and questions
Business groups and firm-specific characteristics: influences on entrepreneurial orientation
Social Policy & Administration, Sociology