IIM K hosted its fourth research seminar on August 14, 2025, for the year 2025-26. It was conducted by Prof. Siva Nathan, Robinson College of Business, Georgia State University, USA The topic was Assessing Supply Chain Sustainability: A Multidimensional Framework for Comprehensive Evaluation Abstract of the talk given below This study reviews influential papers in the sustainability and supply chain …Read more »
IIM K hosted its third research seminar on August 12, 2025, for the year 2025-26. It was conducted by Prof. Kiran Pedada, Associate Professor & The Associates Fellow, Marketing and Inclusive Business, Asper School of Business, University of Manitoba, Canada. The topic was Ripple Effect of Hybrid vs. Digital Communication on Consumer Value: A Field Quasi Experiment with Rural Microentrepreneurs Abstract …Read more »
IIM K hosted its second research seminar on July 24, 2025, for the year 2025-26. It was conducted by Dr. Priyadarshi Amar, University of Wisconsin–Madison, USA The topic was Countering Misinformation Early: Evidence from a Classroom-Based Field Experiment in India Abstract of the talk given below Misinformation poses serious risks for democratic governance, conflict, and health. This study evaluates whether sustained, …Read more »
IIM K hosted its first research seminar on July 09, 2025, for the year 2025-26. It was conducted by Prof. Saumik Paul, Senior Lecturer, Global Development Institute (GDI), The University of Manchester, UK The topic was Fading Hopes? Petroleum Production and Industry Supply Chain Growth in Ghana Abstract of the talk given below This study investigates the effect of petroleum production …Read more »
IIM K hosted its Fourteenth research seminar on February 20, 2025, for the year 2024-25. It was conducted by Prof. Yaniv Hanoch, Professor, Coventry University, UK. The topic was The Psychology of Scams: Understanding Victimization and Prevention. Abstract of the talk given below Fraud (or scams) is the most common crime, representing almost half of all reported crimes in the …Read more »
IIM K hosted its Thirteenth research seminar on February 18, 2025, for the year 2024-25. It was conducted by Prof. Alex Fenton, Associate Dean for International for the Faculty of Science, Business and Enterprise and Associate Professor of Digital Transformation at the University of Chester, UK. The topic was Going global – How to take your research international through netnography …Read more »
IIM K hosted its Twelfth research seminar on February 13, 2025, for the year 2024-25. It was conducted by Prof. Simy Joy, Associate Editor, Academy of Management Learning & Education (AMLE) & Academic Visitor, University of East Anglia, UK. The topic was Developing papers for Academy of Management Learning & Education (AMLE). Abstract of the talk given below Academy of …Read more »
IIM K hosted its Eleventh research seminar on February 6, 2025, for the year 2024-25. It was conducted by Prof. Haimanti Bhattacharya is a Professor of Economics at the University of Utah, USA. The topic was The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: The Role of AI Quality Disclosure in Lie Detection Abstract of the talk given below We investigate …Read more »
We had five research seminars in Campus during the last two months. Seminar videos available are linked to the seminar topics below. Name of the Speakers Affiliation Seminar Topic Date Prof. Richard Lynch Emeritus Professor, Strategic Management, Middlesex University, London, England. The relationship between consumer ethnocentrism, cosmopolitanism and product country image among younger generation consumers: The moderating role of country …Read more »
By Prof. Keyoor Purani In my academic career over decade and a half, not surprisingly, I probably would have spent more hours in meetings than in classes. Having been part of various academic systems and decision making processes actively, I believe that I have fair exposure of different processes followed especially in academic institutions that range on a continuum from …Read more »
Like the proverbial phoenix, the topic of transformational change rises every so often in the practitioner literature. In a recent article in McKinsey Quarterly (October 2014), Hamel and Zanini argue that ‘continuous improvement requires the creation of change platforms rather than change programs ordained and implemented from the top’ (italics added). Noting that transformational change programs have had a ‘dismal track …Read more »
By Prof. Naveen Amblee There is an incomplete understanding of the motto “Globalizing Indian Thought”, in that most scholars see it solely as a mission to take Indian-born ideas and ideals to a broader global audience. This is certainly part of the concept, and a noble one. However there is another side to this coin, one that is much more …Read more »
By Prof Keyoor Purani For centuries since the Vedic period, Indian thinking has not only provided alternative philosophy to the western schools of knowledge in various domains, but many indian ideas are embraced by the west in recent times. Two books that have caught attention of many business leaders and management thinkers in recent times are McKinsey’s collection of essays Reimagining …Read more »
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