• Trust in humanitarian operations:a content analytic approach for an Indian NGO 

  Gopakumar, K. V.; Awasthy, Prakash; Gouda, Sirish Kumar; Haldar, Tanushree (Taylor & Francis, 2019)

  Trust between partners, a key element enabling coordination across supply chains, has recently started gaining attention in humanitarian operations literature. Yet, empirical examination of this concept is scant. Borrowing ...

• Underlying determinants of health provider choice in urban slums: results from a discrete choice experiment in Ahmedabad, India 

  Jaiswal, Anand Kumar; Pavlova, Milena; Cernauskas, Vilius; Angeli, Federica (BMC Health Services Research, 2018-06)

  Background: Severe underutilization of healthcare facilities and lack of timely, affordable and effective access to healthcare services in resource-constrained, bottom of pyramid (BoP) settings are well-known issues, ...

• Effect of relationship and transactional characteristics on customerretention in emerging online markets 

  Jaiswal, Anand Kumar; Niraj, Rakesh; Park, Chang Hee; Agarwal, Manoj K. (Elsevier, 2018-12)

  Trust is important for maintaining customer relationships in online retailing, as customers have only a virtualconnection with sellers. This is especially true in online markets of emerging economies, given their lack of ...

• Socio-cultural sustainability of private healthcare providers in an Indian slum setting: a bottom-ofthe-Pyramid perspective 

  Jaiswal, Anand Kumar; Angeli, Federica; Ishwardat, Shila Teresa; Capaldo, Antonio (2018-12)

  Delivery of affordable healthcare services to communities is a necessary precondition to poverty alleviation. Co-creation approaches to the development of business models in the healthcare industry proved particularly ...

• More is not always better: the case of counter terrorism security 

  Dev, Pritha; Grabiszewski, Konrad (Sage, 2019-01-11)

  Can counterterrorism security be counterproductive? We argue that it can be when the at-risk population acts strategically. We model a two-stage game where the government first chooses the defensive security level for a ...

• Managing children's internet advertising experiences: parental preferences for regulation 

  Vijayalakshmi, Akshaya; Lin, Meng‐Hsien (Jenny); Laczniak, Russell N. (Routledge, 2018)

  Recent research suggests that children are spending a significantamount of time on the Internet which increases their exposure tosubtle, engaging, and interactive ads. As a result, policy makers havedeveloped regulations ...

• Children’s media socialisation: parental concerns and mediation in Ira 

  Vijayalakshmi, Akshaya; Kordrostami, Melika; Laczniak, Russell N. (Taylor & Francis, 2018)

  Children’s media socialisation, parental concerns, and mediation styles have been studied mainly in the US and Europe. The present research aims to extend media socialisation theory by investigating children’s media ...

• Fairness in franchisor–franchisee relationship: an integrative perspective 

  Vijayalakshmi, Akshaya; Shaikh, Ateeque; Sharma, Dheeraj; Yadav, Rama Shankar (Emerald, 2018)

  Purpose – This paper aims to elucidate and extend the concept of power and fairness in the context of franchisor–franchisee relationship. Design/methodology/approach – On the basis of Dul and Hak’s (2007) recommendations, ...

• Investigating the impact of workforce racial diversity on the organizational corporate social responsibility performance: an institutional logics perspective 

  Moses, Aditya Christopher; Sharma, Amalesh; Borahb, Sourav Bikash; Adhikar, Anirban (Elsevier, 2018)

  Racial diversity is considered an integral part of the business world. The extant literature has focused on the effect of racial diversity on a firm's financial performance and presented mixed findings. Building on the ...

• An examination of factors driving big 4 audit fee premiums: evidence from India's audit market 

  Jacob, Joshy; Desai, Naman K; Agarwalla, Sobhesh (American Accounting Association (AAA), 2018-10)

  This study examines fee premiums earned by Big 4 auditors in India and identifies the primary reason for such fee premiums. There are three primary drivers of Big 4 fee premiums. First, Big 4 auditors charge a fee premium ...

• The effect of parenthood on travel behavior: Evidence from the California household travel survey 

  Chakrabarti, Sandip; Joh, Kenneth (Elsevier, 2019-02)

  Literature suggests that young children have a significant influence on activity patterns and timeuse of adult men and women in dual-earner households. The resultant impact on travel behavior, however, remains largely ...

• Role of psychological empowerment in the relationship between structural empowerment and innovative behavior 

  Singh, Manjari (Emerald, 2018)

  The purpose of this paper is to empirically test the relationship between the empowering structure and the employees’ innovative behavior and the role of psychological empowerment in mediating this link. Design/method ...

• Geographic mobility of recent immigrants and urban transit demand in the U.S.: New evidence and planning implications 

  Chakrabarti, Sandip; Painter, Gary (Elsevier, 2019-02)

  Residential mobility rates in the U.S. have been in steady decline. Most notably, between 2005 and 2013, one-year intercity migration rate for immigrants has decreased by 0.7 percentage-points, compared to a 0.2 percentage-point ...

• An extensive evaluation of CONWIP-card controlled and scheduled start time based production system designs 

  Roy, Debjit; Ravikumaran, Vasudha (Elsevier, 2019-01)

  Order release policies such as a card-controlled CONWIP policy aim to improve system responsiveness and minimize system-wide inventory levels. It is not clear if order release policies (without card control) can be equally ...

• Robot-storage zone assignment strategies in mobile fulfillment systems 

  Roy, Debjit; Nigam, Shobhit; Koster, Rene de; Adan, Ivon; Resing, Jacques (Elsevier, 2019-02)

  The robotic mobile fulfillment system (MFS) is widely used for automating storage pick and pack activities in e-commerce distribution centers. In this system, the items are stored on movable storage shelves, also known as ...

• A new playbook for diversified companies 

  Karna, Amit; Pidun, Ulrich; Richter, Ansgar; Schommer, Monika (MIT SLOAN MANAGEMENT REVIEW, 2018)

  A wave of corporate breakups has rippled through industry after industry over the past several years. This has happened in consumer goods, for instance, with Kraft Foods' spin-off of its North American grocery business; ...

• Food waste due to retail power in supply chains: evidence from Sweden 

  Ghosh, Ranjan; Erikkson, Mattias (Elsevier, 2018-11-17)

  Trading practices such as the take-back agreement (TBA) can become a tool for retailers to exert coercive power over suppliers when market concentration is high. We explore the implications of TBAs for the Swedish bread ...

• Generalized attitudinal Choquet integral 

  Agarwal, Manish (John Wiley, 2018-11)

  Attitudinal Choquet integral (ACI) extends Choquetintegral (CI) through a consideration of a decision‐maker’s (DM’s) attitudinal character. In this paper, wegeneralize ACI, and the resulting operator is termed asgeneralized ...

• Hesitant information sets and application in group decision making 

  Agarwal, Manish (Elsevier, 2018-11)

  The recent information set theory provides a useful mechanism to represent an agent’s perceived information values. However, often a decision-maker (DM) considers multiple evaluations for the same information source value. ...

• Indian equity options: smile, risk premiums, and efficiency 

  Jain, Sonali; Varma, Jayanth R.; Agarwalla, Sobhesh Kumar (John Wiley & Sons, 2018-09-15)

  We study the pricing of equity options in India which is one of the world's largest options markets. Our findings are supportive of market efficiency: A parsimonious smile‐adjusted Black model fits option prices well, and ...

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