• Moderating effect of chief executive officer servant leadership on the relationship between entrepreneurial orientation and firm performance 

  Chaudhary, Sanjay; Gupta, Vishal K; Singla, Chitra (Sage, 2024-08-26)

  Although entrepreneurial orientation (EO) is widely believed to benefit firms, it is increasingly considered necessary but insufficient for achieving superior firm performance. To better understand the circumstances under ...

• The role of founder CEO and independent board in family firms’ international growth: evidence from India and Italy 

  Kerai, Anita; Marzano, Riccardo; Piscitello, Lucia; Singla, Chitra (Emerald, 2023-08-02)

  This paper investigates the role of the founder CEO and board independence in shaping the way in which Indian and Italian family firms (FFs) pursue international growth via two modes, that is exports and FDI. This article ...

• Product market shock, stakeholder relationships, and trade credit 

  Srivastava, Jagriti; Gopalakrishnan, Balagopal; Tharyan, Rajesh (ScienceDirect, 2024-08-14)

  The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in an extremely rare instance of a shock to global product markets. Using quarterly data for a sample of 7397 firms from 54 countries over the period 2017–2020, we study the causal impact of ...

• Impact of TMT structural power asymmetry on family firm internationalization 

  Kerai, Anita; Kumar, Vikas; Singla, Chitra (ScienceDirect, 2023-08-04)

  We examine the impact of the top management team’s (TMT) structural power asymmetry on a family firm’s degree of internationalization. Structural power is the administrative power drawn from formal positions and is different ...

• The role of family in unfolding the process of external corporate venturing in small family businesses 

  Singla, Chitra; Levasseur, Ludvig (Springer, 2022-08-15)

  The extant literature argues that small family firms with higher family ownership have a lower proclivity toward external corporate venturing (ECV) activities. We contend that this is not true for all small family firms. ...

• Bullying 

  D’Cruz, Premilla; Noronha, Ernesto (Edward Elagr, 2024-07-23)

  Workplace bullying is a multi-faceted phenomenon whose various types— interpersonal bullying, depersonalized bullying, internal bullying, external bullying, face-to-face bullying, cyberbullying, compounded bullying, ...

• Compassion 

  D’Cruz, Premilla; Noronha, Ernesto (Edward Elagr, 2024-07-23)

  Compassion, an empathic dynamic response to suffering, is associated with kindness, care and support and provides key resources which facilitate connectedness, recovery and healing. Aligned with positive organizational ...

• Whistleblowing at work 

  D’Cruz, Premilla; Brita, Bjørkelo; Uys, Tina (Edward Elagr, 2024-07-23)

  The human phenomenon of speaking up about issues of critical concern, termed parrhesia, is often dated back to Socrates (Mansbach, 2009). Since the 1960s, this phenomenon has been labelled whistleblowing, when conducted ...

• Women’s empowerment and intra-household diet diversity across the urban continuum: evidence from India’s DHS 

  Gupta, Soumya; Seth, Payal; Vermireddy, Vidya; Pingali, Prabhu (Science Direct, 2024-07-18)

  Women’s empowerment has been associated with improved nutritional outcomes in various settings. However, the gains from empowerment do not necessarily accrue to different members of the same household in the same manner. ...

• Opening first-party app resources: empirical evidence of free-riding 

  Soh, Franck; Setia, Pankaj; Grover, Varun (Informs PubsOnline, 2024-07-26)

  Platform owners are releasing their own apps on their platforms. These first-party apps (FPAs) typically leverage platform resources more effectively, competitively threatening rivals. Although the impact of FPAs on rivals’ ...

• Multi-plant firms and the heavy tail of firm size distribution 

  Chakrabarti, Anindya S.; Tomar, Shekhar (Wiley, 2024-07-23)

  The right tail of the firm size distribution has a heavy tail. The origin of this phenomenon, especially the specific characteristics of firms driving this pattern, remain a subject of extensive debate. Previous work has ...

• An exact method for trilevel hub location problem with interdiction 

  Ramamoorthy, Prasanna; Jayaswal, Sachin; Sinha, Ankur; Vidyarthi, Navneet (Elsevier, 2024-07-14)

  In this paper, we study the problem of designing a hub network that is robust against deliberate attacks (interdictions). The problem is modeled as a three-level, two-player Stackelberg game, in which the network designer ...

• Addressing difficulties with abstract thinking for low-literate, low-income consumers through marketplace literacy: a bottom-up approach to consumer and marketing education 

  Viswanathan, Madhu; Jaikumar, Saravana; Sreekumar, Arun; Dutta, Shantanu; Duhachek, Adam (Wiley, 2024-07-11)

  We examine a bottom-up approach to consumer and marketing education for subsistence consumers, that is, those with low income and relatively lower literacy levels. They face a variety of cognitive and other constraints, ...

• Private equity real estate funds: unlocking opportunities 

  Liu, Peng; Das, Prashant (Palgrave Macmillan, 2023-12-20)

  Private equity real estate (PERE) refers to a specific type of private equity (PE) fund that invests in real estate. Although PERE derives its structure and functioning from generic PE, it has its idiosyncrasies. PERE funds ...

• COVID-19 pandemic intensity, migration status, and household financial vulnerability: evidence from India 

  Mohapatra, Sanket; Nigania, Akshita (Taylor & Francis, 2024-06-12)

  This paper employs COVID-19 as a quasi-natural experiment to conduct an analysis of the heterogeneous effects of the pandemic on households’ financial vulnerability across districts in India and investigates the role of ...

• Stochastic modeling of integrated order fulfillment processes with delivery time promise: order picking, batching, and last-mile delivery 

  Raj, Gyanesh; Roy, Debjit; de Koster, René B.M.; Bansal, Vishal (Elsevier, 2024-03-04)

  To guarantee high customer service and short and accurate lead times, many e-commerce retailers have started to home deliver their customer orders within a few hours or even minutes, also known as quick-commerce order ...

• Can biofuels help achieve sustainable development goals in India? A systematic review 

  Das, Prantika; Jha, Chandan Kumar; Saxena, Satyam; Ghosh, Ranjan Kumar (Elsevier, 2023)

  Biofuels are expected to play a pivotal role in developing economies' transition towards net-zero emissions. However, their promotion can cause multifaceted sustainability concerns. National biofuel policies often align ...

• Small-scale irrigation: improving food security under changing climate and water resource conditions in Ethiopia 

  Zhang, Ying; Sankaranarayanan, Sriram; Nie, Wanshu; Zaitchik, Ben; Siddiqui, Sauleh (American Society of Civil Engineers, 2024)

  We develop a new systems modeling tool that integrates knowledge from hydrology, agriculture, and economics to understand the effect of small-scale irrigation on food security and groundwater sustainability in Ethiopia. ...

• “Missing” women in economics academia in India 

  Dongre, Ambrish; Singhal, Karan; Das, Upasak (Taylor & Francis, 2024-05-15)

  Existing literature has established that a diverse workforce is more creative and productive, with academia being no exception. Research on gender diversity in academia, especially economics academia so far has focused on ...

• Who benefits from supplier encroachment in the presence of manufacturing cost learning? 

  Gupta, Ayush; Jayaswal, Sachin; Mantin, Benny (SageJournals, 2024-04-29)

  Manufacturing cost plays a crucial role in suppliers’ encroachment decisions. A high manufacturing cost impedes suppliers’ capacity to encroach. However, cost learning may reduce this cost sufficiently enough to make ...

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