Book Chapters

The IPE faculty’s contribution to research outputs is reflected in the good number of publications of Book Chapters.  The details are as under :

Summary of Books Chapters Published

Year Number of Book Chapters
2020-21 15
2019-20 5
2018-19 12
2017-18 8
2016-17 3
Total 43

2020-21

Sl No. Faculty Name Co-author Book Chapter Published in Year
1. RK Mishra

Professor

Shulagna Sarkar & Srikanth Villivalam Transition to Transformation : Management Research in India, “Management Research in India”. Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2020-21
2. Harishankar Vidyarthi Intellectual Capital and Bank Performance in India : Panel VECM Approach, “Management Research in India”. Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2020-21
3. Prashant Raman Khyati Kochhar A Study on Corporate Social Responsibility of State Bank of India, “Management Research in India”. Academic Foundation,New Delhi 2020-21
4. Srikanth Villivalam Veeramangala S Nostalgic Research – Marketing Perspective ( A Case Study of Patanjali)., “Management Research in India”. Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2020-21
5. Anand Akundy Rashmi C.K. Management of Community Based Organisations (CBOs) A Study of some of the Best Practices., “Management Research in India”. Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2020-21
6. Samarendra Kumar Mohanty Influence of Nudge on Reducing Retail Shrinkage: A Study of Indian Retail Sector., “Management Research in India”. Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2020-21
7. K.V.Anantha Kumar Career Management Issues in 21st century., “Management Research in India”. Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2020-21
8. Mahesh P Vivek S Management research and its application in Management Process in Industry., “Management Research in India”. Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2020-21
9. Srikanth Villivalam A.V.Bala Krishna Internet and Brand Building: An Empirical Study. , “Management Research in India”. Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2020-21
10. RK Mishra K Trivikram Covid-19 : The Pandemic Lessons Between Lives And Livelihood – The Indian Scenario. “The New Normal Reinvesting Professional Life And Familial Bonding In The Post Covid -19 Era.” Bloomsbury India, New Delhi 2020-21
11. RK Mishra P Geetha Building Autonomy for Excellence in Higher Education Institutions “ Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi” 2020-21
12. K. Bhavana Raj Security and Well-being in Tech-Savvy Urban Communities Interdisciplinary Research in Technology and Management, Proceedings of the International Conference on Interdisciplinary Research in Technology and Management (IRTM, 2021), Chapter 47, pp. 323-326. ISBN: 978-1-003-20224-0 (ebk).  DOI: https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003202240 .Taylor& Francis (CRC Press). https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/10.1201/9781003202240-47/security-well-being-tech-savvy-urban-communities-sandeep-reddy-bhavana-raj?context=ubx&refId=613bbc8a-7d99-4c35-9712-186eb24b45fc 2020-21
13. RK Mishra P Geetha Disaster Management in India: Governance Issues and Challenges

“Dealing with Disaster: Public Capacities forCrisis and Contingency Management”

Edited by David C G Brown and Jacek Czaputowicz, IIAS Public Governance Series, Vol 2, 2021, Brussels 2020-21
14. RK Mishra GeetaPotaraju, Kiranmai J and Maschendra Goud COVID – 19: How Management Education is transiting to a New Future

in ebook on COVID-19 Pandemic – Challenges for Management Education

Association of Management Development Institutions in South Asia, 2021, ISBN: 978-81-946331-2-9. 2020-21
15. RK Mishra P Geetha Sectoral Governance: Ensuring Autonomy for Excellence in Higher Education Institutions

in Reimagining Indian Universities

Edited by Pankaj Mittal &Sistala Rama Devi Pani Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi, 2021. 2020-21

 

2019-20

S.No Name of the Author Co-author Topic Publisher Year
1 RK Mishra

Professor

Sarkar S. Initiating Responsible Initiating CSR – Glimpses   from hazardous sector, ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’: The Changing  PerspectiveMishra& Sarkar (Ed) Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2019-20
2 RK Mishra

Professor

Sarkar, S. and  Kiranmai, J. Responsible Business Conduct – Indian business            ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’:The Changing Perspective” Mishra & Sarkar (Ed) Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2019-20
3 RK Mishra            Professor Sarkar, S. and  Kiranmai, J. CSR in Hazardous Sector: A Global Review, ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’: The Changing Perspective” Mishra & Sarkar (Ed) Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2019-20
4 RK Mishra Sarkar, S. ,Puman Singh Bridging Skill Gap through Corporate Social Responsibility. The Changing  Perspective Mishra& Sarkar (Ed) Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2019-20
5 R K Mishra Sarkar, S. ,Puman Singh Sustainable Corporate Social Responsibility through need based approach : A case study of NLC India Ltd. The Changing  Perspective Mishra& Sarkar (Ed) Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2019-20

 

 

2018-19

S.No Name of the Author Co-author Topic Publisher Year
1 Panigrahi, S.S. Bahinipati, B.K Evaluation of Implementation Barriers in Sustainable Supply Chains: A Quantitative Assessment’, xavier School of Sustainability (Eds.), Energy, Peace and Global Governance (pp: 57-77). Odisha, Xavier University Press 2018-19
2 Shulagna Sarkar Ghoshal, D. ‘Digital Workplace: The Human Interface‘ published in the book ‘The Evolution of Business in the Cyber Age Digital Transformation, Threats, and Security’ Apple Academic Press. 2018-19
3 R.K. Mishra, Sarkar, S. and J. Kiranmai ‘Responsible Business Conduct – Indian Business Practices Towards Social Inclusiveness’, ‘Corporate Social Responsibility: The Changing Perspective’ Mishra & Sarkar (Ed) Academic Foundation 2018-19
4 Sarkar, S. Singh, P Enabling Disruptive HR Practices: Sustainable HRM Initiative, Sustainable HRM Practices, Policies and Perspectives S. and Bhaskar Rao, M., IBS Hyderabad. South Asia’, (Ed.) Vanka 2018-19
5 Mishra S  Sarkar Talent Management in Digital Age – A Case of Indian CPSEs’, IPE Journal of Management, Vol. 8 No. 2. 2018-19
6 S. Sarkar S Durai D, K Rudhramoorthy ‘HR Metrics and Workforce Analytics: It is a Journey, not a Destination’, Human Resource Management International Digest, Vol. 26  Scopus, ABDC Rating – B. 2018-19
7 Mishra  R K S  Sarkar Managing Women Talent in Indian CPSEs Journal of Institute of Public Enterprise, Vol. 41 No. 3-4. 2018-19
8 Sarkar, S. Pingle, S.  CSR Governance Addressing Social Issues: A Critical Review South Asian Journal of Management, AMDISA, Vol. 25(1), pp: 19-46. ABDC Rating – C. 2018-19
9 R K Mishra Sreenivasa Murthy, J Kiranmai Financial Inclusion in India – Status and Challenges, “Financial Inclusion in India : Issues, Opportunities and Challenges”. Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2018-19
10 R K Mishra Sreenivasa Murthy, Maschander Goud Role of MGNREs in Effective Implementation of Financial Inclusion in India. “Financial Inclusion in India : Issues, Opportunities and Challenges”. Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2018-19
11 R K Mishra Diversity and Board Effectiveness: A Case of India. “Corporate Governance : Sustainability and Responsibility: A Global Perspective.” Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2018-19
12 J Kiranmai Corporate Governance and Diversity : A Case of India. “Corporate Governance : Sustainability and Responsibility: A Global Perspective.” Academic Foundation, New Delhi 2018-19

 

 

2017-18

S.No Name of the Author Co-author Topic Publisher Year
1 R.K.Mishra

Professor

Sarkar, S. Corporate Social Responsibility in India, ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ Driving a sustainable future’ Mishra, R.K. &Sarkar, S. (Ed) Academic Foundation.

New Delhi

2017-18
2 R.K. Mishra

Professor

Sarkar, S and Pingle, S. Corporate Social Responsibility: A Cross country view, ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ Driving a sustainable future Academic Foundation.

New Delhi

 

2017-18

 

3 R.K. Mishra Professor Sarkar, S.

 

Is CSR an approach to address Social risk, ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ Driving a sustainable future’ Academic Foundation.

New Delhi

2017-18

 

 

4 Punam Singh Addressing Environmental Risk through CSR – A case of Oil and Gas Sector, ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ Driving a sustainable future’ – Academic Foundation.

New Delhi

2017-18

 

 

5 Deepthi Chandra Role of CSR and Sustainability in Small and Medium Enterprises Sectors. ,‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ Driving a sustainable future’ – Academic Foundation.

New Delhi

2017-18

 

 

6 A Sridhar Raj Looking beyond Corporate Social Responsibility: The Scope for Socially Oriented Enterprises. ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ Driving a sustainable future’ Academic Foundation.

New Delhi

2017-18

 

 

7 R K Mishra P S Janaki Krishna and Ch Lakshmi Kumari Emission trading practices : A Global Scenario. “Climate Change and Sustainable Development Global Perspective” Academic Foundation.

New Delhi

2017-18

 

 

8 R.K. Mishra

Professor

Jayshree Ravindran Funding for Social Science Research : International and Corporate Oxford University Press 2017-18

 

2016-17 

S.No Name of the Author Co-author Topic Publisher Year
1 Punam Singh RK Mishra, S Sarkar Rethinking CSR Corporations and Sustainability: The South Asian Perspective, 179 2016
2 R K Mishra P Mahesh, S Kolluru Contribution of Organized Retailing to Agricultural Distribution System: Prospects and Challenges Organised Retailing and Agri-Business, 37-58 2016
3 R K Mishra NC Rao, R Radhakrishna, VR Kata Implications of New Supply Chains on the Indian Farm Economy: An Overview Organised Retailing and Agri-Business, 1-25 2016

 

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