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Journal Articles | 2025

Understanding the medical education experiences of low-income students through a Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Lens: An exploratory qualitative study

Hyacinth R. C. Mason, Alexis Webber, Tasha R. Wyatt, Devasmita Chakraverty, Regina G. Russell, Catherine Havemann, Dowin Boatright, Huma Farid, Stephanie Moss, Mytien Nguyen

Diversity in the physician workforce is critical for quality patient care. Students from low-income backgrounds represent an increasing proportion of medical school matriculants, yet little research has addressed their medical school experiences.

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Journal Articles | 2025

Limits of ethical leadership and the role of ethics-oriented HRM system in managing Machiavellians

Promila Agarwal, Arup Varma

The current study investigates the significance of ethics-oriented HRM systems (EHRMS) and ethical leadership in addressing the unethical behavior of Machiavellians in professional services firms.

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Journal Articles | 2025

Trade disruptions and reshoring

Anindya S. Chakrabarti, Kanika Mahajan, Shekhar Tomar

Firms are increasingly concerned about the resilience of their sales and sourcing decisions. Using administrative data, we show that a temporary disruption in trade due to state border closures in India led to a persistent trade collapse within the country—interstate trade relative to intrastate remains five percent lower even six months after all restrictions were lifted. Reshoring explains this phenomenon as plants more dependent on interstate sales (input-sourcing) shift from inter- to intrastate sales (input-sourcing). State borders rather than distance are salient in explaining the observed substitution. We propose a novel product-level measure that determines the extent of reshoring.

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Journal Articles | 2025

Understanding the nexus between community engagement, and sustainable development goals in the context of renewable energy off-grid projects

Alka Rai, Sunil Maheshwari

Taking instances from extant findings from the literature, the study aims to examine the community perception toward renewable energy (RE) off-grid (mini-grid/microgrid) intervention, the underlying rationales for engagement of communities in RE off-grid projects, the different alternatives/models to engage communities in various phases of RE off-grid project deployment.

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Journal Articles | 2024

Silencing quiet quitting: Crafting a symphony of high-performance work systems and psychological conditions

Promila Agarwal, Prabhjot Kaur, Pawan Budhwar

A key question in the literature is how human resource management (HRM) practices influence quiet quitting (QQ), emphasizing the need for a more nuanced theoretical framework to explain its antecedents. This research applies the conservation of resources (COR) theory to delve into how high-performance work systems (HPWSs) influence QQ through psychological conditions (i.e., psychological meaningfulness and availability). Based on a sample of 422 participants, the study reveals that HPWSs, psychological meaningfulness, and psychological availability each have a negative relationship with QQ. In addition, psychological meaningfulness and availability serve as mediating pathways through which HPWSs can mitigate QQ. The findings pave the way for further research on effective interventions and management practices that can create more fulfilling and productive work environments.

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Journal Articles | 2024

Addressing grand challenges through the bottom-up marketing approach: Lessons from subsistence marketplaces and marketplace literacy

Madhu Viswanathan, Arun Srikumar, Srinivas Sridharan, Gaurav R. Sinha

We present a bottom-up marketing approach as a pathway to addressing the grand challenge of poverty and inequality for the marketing discipline. We derive this approach from the research stream on radically different contexts of subsistence marketplaces. Research on subsistence marketplaces has typically explored micro-level phenomena but also traversed upward and explained aggregate phenomena at higher levels. We present a conceptual framework to encapsulate general and granular elements of the bottom-up marketing approach. Study 1 demonstrates general elements of the framework through a retrospective examination of the global diffusion of a marketplace literacy program. Study 2 demonstrates the more granular elements of the framework through a qualitative analysis of five case studies of social enterprise start-ups. Though presenting a complementary counter-perspective to conventional thinking, we embed the process of interweaving the bottom-up with the macro level to present an actionable approach. We conclude with insights for marketing research and practice.

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Smart analytics to drive business decisions

Books | 2024

Smart analytics to drive business decisions

Arindam Banerjee, Tanushri Banerjee

KBI Publishers

Purpose, Digital Transformation of Individuals, Organizations, and Societies

Books | 2024

Purpose, Digital Transformation of Individuals, Organizations, and Societies

Pankaj Setia

Penguin

India's producer companies and small farmers: Performance and impact

Books | 2024

India's producer companies and small farmers: Performance and impact

Sukhpal Singh

Springer

Institutions and public policy for India's sustainable development: Perspectives on governance, technology and finance 2025 (co-edited).

Books | 2024

Institutions and public policy for India's sustainable development: Perspectives on governance, technology and finance 2025 (co-edited).

Sukhpal Singh Jyotsna Jha A. Indira A.V. Arunkumarr

Routledge

IIMA