IR @ Goa University

Goa Business School

Goa Business School

 

Recent Submissions

  • Saeel, N.; SarathChandran, B.P. (Journal of Economic Cooperation and Development. 46(1); 2025; 27-54.)
    The paper examines the impact of the India-UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IUCEPA) on the composition and the extent of bilateral trade between India and UAE. To understand the complementarity of trade ...
  • Gomes, R.; SarathChandran, B.P. (Asian Development Policy Review. 13(1); 2025; 95-111.)
    Goa is a small, progressive state in India and a former Portuguese colony with a long history of international migration, experiencing return migration in recent periods. The study attempts to locate the significant factors ...
  • Indrawati; Widarmanti, T.; Ramantoko, G.; Subhash, K.B.; Rachmawati. I. (Management and Production Engineering Review. 15(2); 2024; 25-41.)
    This study investigates the controversial practice of planned obsolescence in the electronics industry. The study explores how frequent new model releases affect smartphone pricing and consumer loyalty, along with factors ...
  • Khoirunnisa, A.; Indrawati; Yen, Y-F.; Subhash, K.B. (International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage. 13(2); 2025; 49-61.)
    Being the second largest belief, and fastest growing economy, many of the people from Muslim countries started travelling outside their countries due to increased economic prosperity and curiosity of exploring different ...
  • Rahalkar, P.R.; Subhash, K.B.; Indrawati (International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage. 13(2); 2025; 74-89.)
    This paper seeks to answers two basic research questions, firstly, how the COVID-19 pandemic impacted people with respect to religious tourism and pilgrimage, and secondly how the untapped potential for religious tourism ...
  • Shaikh, I.R.; Subhash, K.B.; Indrawati; Mirza, I.S.; Yen, Y-F.; Khoirunnisa, A. (International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage. 13(2); 2025; 62-73.)
    Religious tourism, as a pillar of spirituality and faith, continues to uplift and encourage believers in times of hardship. However, religious tourism was severely disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, which affected many ...
  • Indrawati; Shaikh, I.R.; Subhash, K.B.; Widarmanti, T.; Ramantoko, G.; Rachmawati. I. (Nanotechnology Perceptions. 20(5); 2024; 22-51.)
    Through a systematic analysis of academic literature across various disciplines, the research identifies key findings on the impact of planned obsolescence on consumer spending, waste generation, and supply chain management. ...
  • Indrawati; Camilien, F.A.; Subhash, K.B. (Proc. of the Int. Conf. on Sustainable Collaboration in Business, Technology, Information, and Innovation (SCBTII 2023). 2023; 283-289.)
    Inglot is a brand known in Indonesia as O2M Breathable Nail Enamel nail polish which is safe for nail health and has Halal certification from The Muslim League of Poland. The halal cosmetic label on a product is one of the ...
  • Fernandes, K.; Marathe, S.R.; Parab, S.G.; Amonkar, V.; Vernekar, G.; Pandhre. S.S. (Environmental Economics. 16(2); 2025; 162-172.)
    The transition to a sustainable energy economy requires substantial public investment, with government spending playing a crucial role in driving the adoption of renewable energy and achieving environmental outcomes. This ...
  • Parab, S.G.; Marathe, S.R.; Linson, L.L.; Korgaonkar, S.; Narvekar, P. (Banks and Bank Systems. 19(4); 2024; 274-287.)
    India's banking sector, with its mix of public and private banks, presents diverse opportunities from an investment perspective. The relative performance of public and private sector banks is a crucial consideration when ...

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