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But where will all the women come from? Tackling the supply side of gender diversity in the technology workforce. Why do (female) graduate students avoid or take up ‘Technology Oriented’ courses?
Big data in finance: A systematic literature review
Identifying technology trends for future blockchain applications in healthcare: A patent perspective in the era of industry 4.0
Social Policy & Administration
Book: Applied Spirituality and Sustainable Development Policy
Improving students’ engagement using gamification by integrating flow theory and self determination theory
Artificial intelligence in financial forecasting: Evidence from literature
Financial digital divide and Indian street vendors: An ethnographic study
Business & Management Studies, Trending Research
Analysis of enablers facilitating ICT adoption in technical education in the post-pandemic era: A framework for future preparedness using ISM approach
How is Metaverse going to shape the next-generation of college education? A vision for the future of higher education
Teachers’ preparedness and professionalism for online teaching during COVID-19: Evidence from India
Technology-based learning in accounting education: A bibliometric analysis
Social Policy & Administration
“This place is no better than a jail”: The geographies of surrogate houses in India
Business & Management Studies, Trending Research
Connecting entrepreneurial ecosystem and innovation. Grasping at straws or hitting a home run?
Blurred Boundaries of Honour and Rape: Contesting Elopement and False Promise of Marriage as Rape
Social Policy & Administration
‘Detainees Sharing Cells With Criminals’: Human Rights Violations in Assam’s Detention Centres
Politics & International Studies
Book: India’s Moment: Changing Power Equations around the World
English Language & Literature, Law & Legal Studies
Implicit Rhetoric of Genocide in Khushwant Singh’s Train to Pakistan (1956)
Beyond Dehumanized Gender Identity: Critical Reflection on Neuroscience, Power Relationship and Law
Social Policy & Administration