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| Course: | PH.D. COURSE WORK (COMMERCE) (258) |
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| Remarks: | Many Indian are good social scientists. The contribution of Indian social scientists to knowledge has been properly acknowledged worldwide. For example, Prof. Amartya Sen has made significant contribution to welfare economics, social choice theory, economic and social justice, economic theories of famines, and indices of the measure of well-being of citizens of developing countries. Sen is regarded as the greatest economist of all time and one of the leading intellectual thinkers across the world. Budding Indian social scientists have great potential. This presentation provides some path ways to budding social scientists for contributing in academic journals. |
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| Course: | PH.D. COURSE WORK (COMMERCE) (258) |
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| Remarks: | Economic abuse is more predictive of depression and other mental health disorders than other forms of abuse. The current study measures the level of economic violence toward women, searching its causes and finding the solutions for minimizing its adverse impact. As such, the study empirically assesses the impact of economic violence on Muslim women's access to social involvement, health services, educational attainment and employment opportunities. |
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| Course: | PH.D. COURSE WORK (COMMERCE) (258) |
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| Remarks: | This study addresses the whole host of global and national issues pertaining to economic viability of Indian Agriculture. It offers new insights for policymakers to articulate comprehensive policies to sustain long‐run growth of agriculture and to design sustainable business strategies. |
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