By Prof. Keyoor Purani Courtesy: FutureKerala, July 29,2017, p6 https://futurekerala.in I was reading the Kerala Chief Minister’s interview, focused on the first year performance of his government, in the recent issue of India Today. One of the initial questions put to the CM (which was also highlighted in large print) by the interviewer struck me – ‘Kerala is investment unfriendly state, what has …Read more »
By Prof. Rohit Jindal Dr. Rohit Jindal is an Associate Professor in the Department of Decision Sciences at MacEwan University School of Business. He holds a PhD from Michigan State University (USA) and an MSc from the University of Edinburgh (UK). He has previously worked at University of Calgary’s Haskayne School of Business and in the Department of Resource Economics at …Read more »
Prof. Justin Paul, professor with the graduate school of business University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR, USA and a visiting professor at Deakin University, Australia delivered a seminar on “A new model for internationalization of a firm” & a session on publishing different types of Research articles (empirical, conceptual, review etc.). Abstract: The speaker made a presentation on how to develop a …Read more »
By Prof.Aparajith Ramnath Abstract short talk and informal interaction by Prof Aparajith Ramnath on his new book “The Birth of an Indian Profession: Engineers, Industry, and the State, 1900–47″ published by Oxford University Press.
By Dr. Badri Narayana Gopalakrishnan Abstract: Trade and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) are the two major channels through which spillover of benefits—embodied and disembodied—occur between the source and the host nations. In this paper, we consider the technological spillover to the domestic firms in the host nations via FDI. As countries pass through stages of industrialization and undergo structural transformation …Read more »
By Prof. Ajit Dayanandan,Associate Professor of Finance, University of Alaska, USA Abstract: The present study examines in the Indian context whether companies which are likely to manipulate earnings indulge in greater earnings management. The study uses a sample of Nifty index Indian (35) firms listed in Indian stock exchanges for the period 2001-2015 which is the longest period studied so far. The …Read more »
By Prof. Kausik Gangopadhyay & Karthi Sivaraman Courtesy: Firstpost (http://www.firstpost.com/india/industrial-training-institutes-are-now-attracting-90-percenters-heres-why-thats-a-good-thing-3589717.html) Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) are fast becoming preferred destinations for many 90-percenters in the tenth standard board examination, as per a report in Times of India. A decade ago, it would have constituted an insult to even remotely suggest to someone scoring 90 percent or beyond to join an ITI – previously …Read more »
Electronic Warfare: A Sleep and Self -Control Model of Cyber Incivility By Prof. Satish Krishnan, IIM Kozhikode. Abstract: The proliferation of electronic communication in organizations has enabled a new form of incivility: cyber incivility. We challenge existing implicit assumptions that cyber incivility is caused by forces strictly within the work domain, showing how the non-work activity of sleep predicts levels …Read more »
By Prof. Keyoor Purani Courtesy: FutureKerala, July 29,2017, p6 https://futurekerala.in I was reading the Kerala Chief Minister’s interview, focused on the first year performance of his government, in the recent issue of India Today. One of the initial questions put to the CM (which was also highlighted in large print) by the interviewer struck me – ‘Kerala is investment unfriendly state, what has …Read more »
By Prof. Rohit Jindal Dr. Rohit Jindal is an Associate Professor in the Department of Decision Sciences at MacEwan University School of Business. He holds a PhD from Michigan State University (USA) and an MSc from the University of Edinburgh (UK). He has previously worked at University of Calgary’s Haskayne School of Business and in the Department of Resource Economics at …Read more »
Prof. Justin Paul, professor with the graduate school of business University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR, USA and a visiting professor at Deakin University, Australia delivered a seminar on “A new model for internationalization of a firm” & a session on publishing different types of Research articles (empirical, conceptual, review etc.). Abstract: The speaker made a presentation on how to develop a …Read more »
By Prof.Aparajith Ramnath Abstract short talk and informal interaction by Prof Aparajith Ramnath on his new book “The Birth of an Indian Profession: Engineers, Industry, and the State, 1900–47″ published by Oxford University Press.
By Dr. Badri Narayana Gopalakrishnan Abstract: Trade and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) are the two major channels through which spillover of benefits—embodied and disembodied—occur between the source and the host nations. In this paper, we consider the technological spillover to the domestic firms in the host nations via FDI. As countries pass through stages of industrialization and undergo structural transformation …Read more »
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