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Community learning in the Indian education sector

Ray, Subhasis - In: Management models for corporate social responsibility, (pp. 97-105). 2006

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CSR in Indian public sector mining companies : the case of LCM Limited

Ray, Subhasis - In: Social responsibility, entrepreneurship and the common …, (pp. 272-294). 2012

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Digital, decentralized supply chain and its implication for B2B marketing : a case study from the Indian medical equipment industry

Ray, Subhasis - In: Digitalization of decentralized supply chains during …, (pp. 46-63). 2021

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Implication of predictive maintenance for industrial marketing : a case study from the air compressor industry

Ray, Subhasis - In: Innovations in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) …, (pp. 231-243). 2021

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Influence across cricket formats in the Indian context : an exploration of a meta-metric framework for formative assessment

Ray, Subhasis - In: South Asian journal of management : SAJM 26 (2019) 3, pp. 116-136

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Corporate Reporting Framework (CRF) : benchmarking Tata Motors against AB Volvo and exploring future challenges

Ray, Subhasis; Das, Subhrajyoti - In: Decision 36 (2009) 1, pp. 101-129

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Implementing corporate social responsibility : Indian perspectives

Ray, Subhasis (ed.); Raju, S. Siva (ed.) - 2014 - Softcover reprint of the hardcover 1st edition

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CSR and NGO engagement in Indian public sector mining companies

Ray, Subhasis - 2015

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Resolving "grand challenges" : India’s mandatory CSR in practice

Ray, Subhasis; Beddewela, Eshani - In: The equal pillars of sustainability, (pp. 225-240). 2022

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‘Wings to Fly’- But to Where? Menstrual Hygiene, Marketization and Vulnerability Among Subaltern Women in India

Ray, Subhasis - 2016

In this exploratory study we look at how marketization and marketing of disposable sanitary napkins (DSN) is creating new vulnerabilities among subaltern women of India. A pilot study was done around Auroville near Puducherry in southern India. Our initial findings suggest that there is...

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