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This paper provides some new perspectives on creative transformations in human society. It takes a historical view of these transitions and creative transformations that have been occurring over long period of time. As a case study transitions in Indian society have been presented in terms of...
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This paper suggests the idea of Corporate Social Dharma (CSD) for facilitating 'Harmonic Globalization' taking us beyond the current paradigm of Globalization. It suggests a 3 R framework of Rights, Responsibilities (Duties) and Realization, to create a just society. These 3 R also provide three...
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Evolution of Management Thought over last hundred years can be broadly classified in terms of four distinct eras viz. ‘Scientific' Management era (with its beginning around 1900), Human side era (with its beginning around 1960s) and the New Mantras era (with its beginning around 2000) wherein...
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In this paper we present some new metaphors for social analysis. In particular following three Indian metaphors (Western Windows Eastern Doors – WWED and other related writings) provide us some new ways of analyzing contemporary society both Western and Eastern:i. Economic Chapati making...
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Decision makers are facing unprecedented challenges in addressing the likely impacts of climate change on land use. Changes to climate can affect the long-term viability of certain industries in a particular geographical location. Government policies in relation to provision of infrastructure,...
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This paper examines the effects of anticipated and unanticipated components of US money supply announcements on exchange rates for each day of the week for eight industrialized countries. The results show that most of the reaction to the anticipated component occurs before the announcement....
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This paper seeks to examine the causal relationship between export instability. income terms of trade instability, investment and economic growth by using the cointegration analysis and the multivariate error correction model. In addition, reverse causality is also tested by examining whether...
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