Business, Commerce, Economics & Computer Sciences: Recent submissions

  • A factor-cluster approach in assessing residents' perceptions towards sustainable rural tourism development 
    Gaonkar, S.P.; Sukthankar, S.V. (Revista Latino-Americana de Turismologia. 10; 2024; 12pp.)
    Rural tourism is now widely embraced and has given rural residents numerous recreational business opportunities to engage in tourism globally. Therefore, they are required to investigate even on a lesser scale. In this ...
  • Empirical validation of marginalisation thesis on the participation in the informal economy in Goa 
    Manerkar, G.K.; SarathChandran, B.P. (Asian Economic and Financial Review. 14(5); 2024; 326-338.)
    This paper investigates the global increase in informal labor, focusing on two primary theoretical perspectives: the marginalization thesis and the reinforcement thesis. Previous empirical studies across various contexts ...
  • Firm heterogeneity and India's manufacturing exports: Lessons on protection and trade theory 
    Hassani, H.; SarathChandran, B.P. (International Trade Journal. NYP; 2024; NYP.)
    Empirical examinations of heterogeneity among Indian manufacturing firms provide helpful lessons for trade theories and policies. Using descriptive statistics of cross-section data for 2011, 2015, and 2019, the asymptotic ...
  • Decisive moments at Emerald Lawns: Manoj Joshi's dilemma 
    Borde, N.; Mahatme, M.; Gore, S.; Hegde-Desai, P.; Nirmala, R.; Mahatme, V. (Asian Case Research Journal. 28(3); 2024; 175-194.)
    Manoj Joshi, the central character in this case, is the driving force behind Emerald Lawns. Emerald Lawns' story unfolds in the unique context of Mollem, an emerging market characterized by rich natural resources and ...
  • Impact of natural disasters on educational attainment in India: a panel data analysis 
    Hussain, Y.R.; Mukhopadhyay, P. (Discover Sustainability. 5; 2024; ArticleID_279.)
    Natural disasters are known to adversely affect welfare, especially education. This can lead to a loss in human capital, reducing future growth and development. We use data from two of the latest rounds of the India Human ...
  • Empowering diversity: Goa's path to inclusive tourism development 
    Lingadkar, P.R.; Sankaranarayanan, K.G. (ShodhKosh: Journal of Visual and Performing Arts. 5(1); 2024; 1848-1860.)
    This study explores the dynamics of stakeholder involvement in rural-urban tourism development, with a focus on the role of marginalized communities in fostering inclusive and culturally sustainable tourism practices. The ...
  • Improved Metric Space for Shape Correspondence 
    Bindal, M.; Kamat, V.V. (Proc. 8th International Conference on Computer Vision and Image Processing-CVIP 2023. 2024; 382-393.)
    Shape correspondence is a fundamental task of finding a map among the elements of a pair of shapes. Particularly, non-rigid shapes add to the challenge of computing correspondences as they have their respective metric ...
  • Detail preserving non-rigid shape correspondences 
    Bindal, M.; Kamat, V.V. (Journal of WSCG. 31; 2023; 323-330.)
    Understanding shapes is an organic process for us (humans) as this is fundamental to our interaction with the surrounding world. However, it is daunting for the machines. Any shape analysis task, particularly non-rigid ...
  • Diverse bases for functional spaces for non-rigid shape correspondence 
    Bindal, M.; Kamat, V.V. (Ingenierie des Systemes d'Information. 29(4); 2024; 1405-1422.)
    Computing meaningful correspondences for shapes undergoing non-rigid deformations is a fundamental task, challenging shape analysis community for many decades. The functional map framework has emerged as a powerful tool ...
  • Social Media Platforms and COVID-19-Related Misinformation in India (Chapter 8) 
    Shringare, A.; Dhume, P.; Pawaskar, P. (Text and Social Media Analytics for Fake News and Hate Speech Detection, Edi. by Hemant Kumar Soni, Sanjiv Sharma, G.R. Sinha. 2024; 146-165.)
    There was an upsurge in the spread of misinformation during the first and second wave of COVID-19 in India to the extent that, along with health hygiene, it also became important to practice information hygiene. Social ...

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