• Cooperative security against interdependent risks 

  Gopalakrishnan, Sanjith; Sankaranarayanan, Sriram (Wiley, 2023-07-07)

  Firms in interorganizational networks are exposed to interdependent risks that are transferable across partner firms, such as contamination in food supply chains or data breaches in technology networks. They can be decomposed ...

• An abstract model for branch and cut 

  Kazachkov, Aleksandr M.; Bodic, Pierre Le; Sankaranarayanan, Sriram (Springer Link, 2023-06-30)

  Branch and cut is the dominant paradigm for solving a wide range of mathematical programming problems—linear or nonlinear—combining efficient search (via branch and bound) and relaxation-tightening procedures (via cutting ...

• Circular economy business models as pillars of sustainability: where are we now, and where are we heading? 

  Hina, Maryam; Chauhan, Chetna; Sharma, Rajat; Dhir, Amandeep (Wiley, 2023-06-20)

  The prior literature has discussed the benefits of the circular economy business model (CEBM) while working to streamline the environmental aspect, touching upon the social aspect and improving the economic aspect. These ...

• Doing reputation in the Indian context: an employee perspective 

  Kaul, Asha; Desai, Avani; Chaudhri, Vidhi (USC, 2023-04-29)

  Corporate reputation has been studied as an aggregate of stakeholder perceptions with some emphasis on distinguishing among the perceptions of different stakeholder groups. This study focuses on the perceptions of employees, ...

• Temporal dynamics of justice climate and team innovation. 

  Tripathi, N.; Sangar, S. (Tripathi and Sangar, 2023-02-01)

  Team innovation—exploration and exploitation of useful and novel ideas by a team has been a topic of great importance for organizations in today’s dynamic, complex, and competitive environment. Grounded in the social ...

• The story of this special issue on critical perspectives in work and organizational psychology 

  Abrams, R.; Bal, P. M.; D'Cruz, P.; Hornung, S.; Islam, G.; McDonald, M.; Tonelli, M. J. (International Association of Applied Psychology, 2022-12-05)

  In this editorial, we tell the story of how the Special Issue on Critical Perspectives in Workand Organizational Psychology (CWOP) came about, how it fits within the broader agendaof building a critical community within ...

• Connecting the right knots: The impact of board committee interlocks on the performance of Indian firms 

  Edacherian, Saneesh; Richter, Ansgar; Karna, Amit; Gopalakrishnan, Balagopal (2023-03-21)

  Research Question/Issue Information processing, agency, and resource dependence perspectives provide diverging predictions regarding the relationship between board interlocks and firm performance, which are rooted in ...

• Comparing transformation pathways across major economies 

  Schaeffer, R.; Koberle, A.; Soest, H. L. van; Bertram, C.; Luderer, G.; Riahi, K.; Garg, A.; Mathur, R. (Springer Nature, 2020-08-24)

  This paper explores the consequences of different policy assumptions and the derivation of globally consistent, national low-carbon development pathways for the seven largest greenhouse gas (GHG)–emitting countries (EU28 ...

• Embodying Change at Work: an autoethnography in the Indian public sector 

  Chakraborty, Saikat (TQR Publications, 2020-05-17)

  Beyond the macro picture of change in the Indian public sector triggered by economic deregulation and restructuration, the variegated experiences of employees exposed to organizational changes remain hidden and masked. ...

• Marketplace literacy as a pathway to a better world: evidence from field experiments in low-access subsistence marketplaces 

  Viswanathan, Madhubalan; Umashankar, Nita; Sreekumar, Arun; Goreczny, Ashley (SAGE Publications, 2021-02-10)

  Multinational companies increasingly focus on subsistence marketplaces, given their enormous market potential. Nevertheless, their potential is untapped because subsistence consumers face extreme constraints. The authors ...

• The rise of the technological manager in India in the 1960s: the role of the Indian institutes of management 

  Tumbe, Chinmay (Taylor & Francis, 2020-06-20)

  A distinctive aspect of India’s managerial elite is that it is dominated by people with an educational background in engineering. This paper unravels the history of how this major phenomenon arose, by tracking the evolution ...

• Managing career plateau: case of Aster Retail, UAE 

  Trivedi, Bhumi Mahesh; Varkkey, Biju (Emerald, 2020-11-15)

  Purpose The purpose of this paper is to discuss how Aster Retail (AR), UAE, handled career plateau challenge by adopting multiple strategies and earning employee commitment and motivation for business growth. Design/ ...

• Too much care private healthcare sector and caesarean sections in India 

  Mitul, Surana; Dongre, Ambrish (The Sameeksha Trust, 2020-08-29)

  In the context of India where public expenditure on healthcare is low, the private sector plays an important role in delivering healthcare during childbirth. An analysis of the latest round of National Family Health Survey ...

• Modeling and design of container terminal operations 

  Roy, Debjit; Koster, Rene De; Bekker, Rene (Informs, 2020-04-23)

  The design of container terminal operations is complex because multiple factors affect operational performance. These factors include numerous choices for handling technology, terminal topology, and design parameters and ...

• The oil and gas sector in India: balancing business policies and public interest by the Supreme Court of India 

  Mohan, M P Ram; Yadav, Shashi Kant (Elsevier, 2021-04-19)

  Indian authorities have formulated and implemented several policies for exploration, production, refining, transportation, and distribution of its Oil & Gas (O&G) resources. With respect to governance of O&G industry, ...

• Exclusion clauses under the Indian contract law: A need to nccount for unreasonableness 

  Mohan, M. P. Ram; Jain, Anmol (Elsevier, 2021-02-09)

  The Indian contract law continues to follow the classical contract law model under which parties may, in exercise of their autonomy, limit or exclude their liability for breach of contract. As long as parties have freely ...

• Carbon footprint of India’s groundwater irrigation 

  Rajan, Abhishek; Ghosh, Kuhelika; Shah, Ananya (Taylor & Francis, 2020-04-20)

  India has an intricate nexus of groundwater irrigation, energy and climate. Subsidized electricity supply has led to unregulated groundwater pumping, causing a decrease in groundwater level and increase in carbon emissions. ...

• Exploring Influence Mechanism of Abusive Supervision on Subordinates’ Work Incivility: A Proposed Framework 

  Jha, Jatinder Kumar; Sud, Kashika (SAGE Publications, 2020-11-18)

  The prevalence of abusive supervision in the organisations and severe consequences associated with it has compelled researchers to explore the various dynamics of this phenomenon. This study exemplifies the conditions ...

• Understanding the Theoretical Underpinnings of Corporate Fraud 

  Desai, Naman (SAGE Publications, 2020-04-11)

  Financial crimes have existed since the advent of trade commerce. One of the key factors behind recurrent financial crimes in the corporate context is the separation of corporate ownership and management. Such a separation ...

• Review of Business, Power and Sustainability in a World of Global Value Chains by Stefano Ponte 

  Dagar, Shikha (Springer Nature, 2020-08-12)

  While more food, energy and materials than ever before are now being supplied to people in most places, this is increasingly at the expense of nature’s ability to provide such contributions in the future, and frequently ...

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