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Education & Training, Psychology
Excuse me professor, you’re on mute–a qualitative exploration of experiences of video conferencing and zoom fatigue in university students
Mathematical Driven Model for Closed-Loop Supply Chain Network Design
Impact of credit risk mitigation on mission drift in Indian MFIs
Business & Management Studies, Environmental Sciences
Modelling the barriers of green financing in achieving environmental sustainability: an analysis using TISM
Politics & International Studies
Brazil’s position in the Russia-Ukraine war: Balancing principled pragmatism while countering weaponized interdependence
Unveiling the Role of Psychological Pain within Informal Institutions in Addressing Intimate Partner Violence
Politics & International Studies
Coming Out as Undocumented: Identity Celebrations and Political Change
The Diversity of Artificial Intelligence Applications in Marine Pollution: A Systematic Literature Review
Politics & International Studies
Global NATO and the Expanding Theatres of Escalation
Beyond the glitter: An empirical assessment of the true risk and hedging role of precious metals
Strategies to overcome constraints in the vehicle fill rate of road freight transport for FMCG sector
Economics, Environmental Sciences, Social Policy & Administration
The governance factor: Mitigating carbon emissions through FDI and financial development in emerging Asian economies
Bridging realities into organizations through innovation and productivity: Exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, internet of things, and big data analytics in the metaverse environment using a multi-method approach
Politics & International Studies
Amid infighting in Israel, can Netanyahu carry on with his war policy in Gaza?
The Chambal Badlands of Ganga River Basin, India: A Fading Geoheritage Odyssey
Unpacking the Numbers: The Hidden Truth Behind Low NPAs and Surging Write-Offs
Politics & International Studies
Role And Legitimacy of Interim Govts: A Case Study Of Bangladesh
Aparajita Bill: A Populist Move Devoid of Due Diligence
Politics & International Studies