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- Tracing the Scientific out Puts of Indian Agriculture Based on Publications:A Scientometric Analysis
Authors
1 Research Scholar, CMR University, Bengaluru, IN
2 Library & Information Officer, School of Engineering and Technology, CMR University, Bengaluru, IN
Source
Journal of Library Development, Vol 6, No 1 (2020), Pagination: 1-18Abstract
Objectives: Analyses the Indian publications output in agriculture research during 2008-2018 on several parameters including contribution and citation impact of most productive countries, India’s overall contribution, its growth pattern, citation impact, the share of international collaboration, identification of significant participating countries in India’s international collaboration, most productivity and impact of leading Indian institutions and authors.
Methods: The Web of Science Citation Database has been used to retrieve the data for 10 years (2008 - 2018) by searching the keywords “Agriculture Research” in combined Title, Abstract and Keywords field.
Results: TheWorld output 3,72,458 and the Indian publications output in Agriculture research consisted of 24358 papers during 2008 – 2018 and which increased from 2414 papers in 2015 to 2365 papers in 2018, which decreased from 2043 during 2011& during to 2009. The share of Indian overall Agriculture research was 11.56% during 2008 - 2018, which increased from 9.061% during 2012 to 9.709% during 2018.
Conclusions: Indian research out put on Agriculture research is quite low in the global context as reflected from its publication output per thousand publication (0.001) and its world publication share (3.28%) during 2018-2018. Also, the impact and quality of Indian research is low compared to select development and developing countries.
Keywords
Agriculture Research, India, Scientometric Study, Web of Science (WoS).Full Text
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- A Review on Research Perspectives on Social Entrepreneurial Intention Formation
Authors
1 Research Scholar, JSS Centre for Management Studies, Sri Jayachamrajendra College of Engineering, Mysuru – 570006, Karnataka, IN
2 Associate Professor, JSS Centre for Management Studies, JSS Science and Technology University, Mysuru – 570006, Karnataka, IN
Source
SDMIMD Journal of Management, Vol 13, No 0 (2022), Pagination: 15-29Abstract
Social Entrepreneurship (SE) has gained booming interest among both researchers as well as practitioners. Researchers have defined SE in various forms of businesses. This study briefly reviewed various studies defining Social Entrepreneurship by several authors that helped to arrive at a comprehensive understanding of the terms, ‘social enterprise’ or ‘social venture’, ‘social entrepreneur’ and ‘social entrepreneurship’. Through the initial review the paper attempts to define the social enterprise/entrepreneur/entrepreneurship. All the three concepts emphasise that social enterprise neither entirely belongs to ‘for-profit’ nor ‘not-for-profit’ enterprises. Hence, social enterprises can be positioned along a continuum between enterprises pursuing purely social goals and strictly backed by economic goals. The next section of the study reviews different kinds of ascendants of social entrepreneurial intentions found in the literary studies. The study revolves around the most common factors influencing the social entrepreneurial intentions by reviewing the relevance of selected studies considering the unit of analysis. The social entrepreneurial intention is found to be influenced by empathy, moral judgment, self-efficacy, social support, prior experience in facing and addressing the social problems. These antecedents were commonly found in those studies in which the responses were sought from the social entrepreneur as well as from students. Through the review, it is clear that there is a call to put through an extensive exploratory as well as empirical research to support the stated antecedents of social entrepreneurial intention in the existing literature.
Keywords
Continuum, Social Enterprises, Social Entrepreneur, Social Entrepreneurship, Social Entrepreneurial IntentionsJEL Classification: L31
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