Does authentic leadership develop inclusive classrooms: a model examination?

Srivastava, Anugamini Priya; Shree, Sonal; Agarwal, Sucheta

doi:10.1108/ijem-07-2020-0338

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“…The stark lessons learned from the Russia-Ukraine conflict serve as a valuable compass for navigating future challenges, underscoring the importance of fostering energy independence through diverse renewable sources, prioritizing flexible trade partnerships beyond traditional markets, and embracing innovation in the tourism sector to cater to evolving tourist preferences. By proactively prioritizing these areas, Iceland can chart a resilient trajectory towards sustainable economic growth, minimizing vulnerability to external shocks, and diversifying its economic base for long-term prosperity [25] . This requires continued commitment from the government, businesses, and citizens to invest in clean energy technologies, explore new trade opportunities, and foster innovation in the tourism sector.…”

Section: Future Economic Predictions and Learning From Global Conflictsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Navigating the economic consequences of the Russia-Ukraine conflict: A focus on Iceland’s response and opportunities for long-term stability and growth

Namoh Singhvi

2024

Int. J. Sci. Res. Arch.

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This paper presents a detailed analysis of the economic repercussions of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on the global economy, with a specific emphasis on its impact on Iceland. The study examines the disruptions in international trade, escalation in raw material prices, and the implications for various sectors and nations worldwide. The report also evaluates the effectiveness of the Icelandic government's response, including targeted financial aid packages, tax relief measures, and investments in renewable energy projects. Furthermore, it highlights the critical factors that will determine the success of these measures, such as diversification of trade partners, fiscal sustainability, and the uncertain trajectory of external developments. The paper underscores the necessity for continuous evaluation, adaptation of policies based on emerging data, and strategic planning focused on long-term economic stability and growth to navigate the economic consequences of the conflict and emerge stronger

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Section: Future Economic Predictions and Learning From Global Conflictsmentioning

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Navigating the economic consequences of the Russia-Ukraine conflict: A focus on Iceland’s response and opportunities for long-term stability and growth

Namoh Singhvi

2024

Int. J. Sci. Res. Arch.

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“…By helping with the sustainable developmental goals they showed value to their customers and investors [30][34] [36]. Employing differently-abled people from various backgrounds, and also including minorities and empowers women [29].…”

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Flipping burgers and financials: QSRs COVID-19 Journey

Aaradhya Anurag Badal

2024

Int. J. Sci. Res. Arch.

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The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic presented formidable challenges to India's Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) industry, profoundly impacting its revenue streams, employment landscape, and operational modalities. This analysis delves into the intricate ramifications of COVID-19 on India's QSR sector, elucidating short-, medium-, and long-term repercussions including alterations in consumer behavior, operational adaptations, and macroeconomic shifts. Amidst the pandemic's upheaval, QSR establishments navigated through a landscape fraught with uncertainties, resorting to agile strategies such as contactless ordering, delivery optimization, and workforce reskilling to endure and thrive in the face of adversity. Furthermore, the study underscores the imperative of addressing health apprehensions, mitigating supply chain disruptions, and countering competition from international players to fortify the industry's resilience and foster sustainable recovery.

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“…However, this research is unique in context to India, and having a number of limitations, we posit here that in terms of finality in refinements furtherance of research can contribute significantly to the enhancement of the knowledge base of this area of Internet marketing. Even if we have used DEMATEL as the method of analysis, we feel Machine Learning techniques (Sharma et al, 2022), SEM (Srivastava et al, 2022a(Srivastava et al, , 2022b, Grey DEMATEL, Fuzzy DEMATEL etc. could have been hybridised to the DEMATEL.…”

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Assessing the kid's behaviour with factors of social media advertising: DEMATEL application

Bandil

Agrawal

Mohanty

2023

JAMR

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PurposeKids get exposed to advertising on social media platforms when they visit them to perform various goals. The purpose of this study is to find out the factors which affect kids' behaviour when the kids encounter advertising on social media and also to establish causal relationships amongst the factors of social media advertising (SMA).Design/methodology/approachA total of 11 factors of SMA have been identified with the help of experts and the causal relationships amongst the SMA factors have been constructed by the implementation of decision-making trail and laboratory evaluation (DEMATEL). Based on the established relationships, a causal diagram has been also developed to understand the structural nature of interdependence amongst the factors.FindingsDEMATEL technique is based on logical steps, which have assisted in categorising the identified factors into two groups: cause group and effect group. Cause group factors are the reasons for the effect group factors to occur. Customisation, entertainment, information and interactivity have been observed as cause factors whereas, relevance, engagement with SMA, purchase intention, product involvement, advertising value, attitude towards SMA and irritation have been observed as effect factors. Product involvement is found to have the highest level of interaction with all other factors. Information and interactivity are observed to influence all other factors.Research limitations/implicationsKids possess a limited understanding of the selling intent of advertisers which makes kids vulnerable to advertising. This study supports that the content of the advertisement should be kept in accordance with the need of kids and also suggests that marketers should emphasise cause group factors which derive subsequent consequences on effect group factors. The foremost limitation of this study lies in the process of identifying the factors through expert opinions. The sets of contextual relationships may vary when different experts are considered.Originality/valueThis study strives to identify the factors which affect kids' understanding of SMA and also establishes causal relationships amongst them. This kind of study is unique in state of the art and to the authors' knowledge no significant research has been conducted in India which involves establishment of inter-relationships amongst SMA factors that affect kids' behaviour.

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Does authentic leadership develop inclusive classrooms: a model examination?

Cited by 6 publications

References 56 publications

Navigating the economic consequences of the Russia-Ukraine conflict: A focus on Iceland’s response and opportunities for long-term stability and growth

Navigating the economic consequences of the Russia-Ukraine conflict: A focus on Iceland’s response and opportunities for long-term stability and growth

Flipping burgers and financials: QSRs COVID-19 Journey

Assessing the kid's behaviour with factors of social media advertising: DEMATEL application

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