Resilience and Transformation for Global Restructuring.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Singh, Manju.

Contributor:

Tandon, Nupur.

Potdar, Vidy.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Resilience (Personality trait).

Social change.

India.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (442 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Bradford : Ethics International Press Limited, 2022.

Summary:

The themes covered in Resilience and Transformation for Global Restructuring will include Technology, Creativity and Innovation, Post COVID-19 opportunities and challenges, Development for a Sustainable World, Cross-Cultural Dimensions of well-being, Gender Inequality, and Intersectionality. This Edited Collection draws from selected papers from the 2022 International Conference on Resilience and Transformation for Global Restructuring, which addresses many of the challenges in a post-pandemic world.

Contents:

Intro

Preface

Part One

GLOBAL RESTRUCTURING

Chapter 1

A Historical Analysis of the Nexus between Migration and Diffusion of the Tribal Mizos

Thelma Lalhmingthangi0F and Konthoujam Gyanendra Singh1F

1. Introduction

Objectives of the study

2. Methodology

3. History of the emergence of the Mizos

4. Migration and diffusion processes of the tribal Mizos

5. Original home of the Mizos

6. Coming to the present habitat

7. The Kabow (Kubo) Valley or Shan State settlement

8. Chin Hills settlement

9. The present settlement

10. Determinants of migration of the Tribal Mizos

11. Socio-economic formation during migration

12. Conclusion

References

Chapter 2

Challenges Before the Indian Justice and Court Administration System in the COVID-19 Crisis

Maninderjit Singh

School of Social Sciences, IGNOU, Delhi, India

3. Literature review

4. India's situation prior to the COVID-19 crisis

4.1 E-Courts mission mode project

4.2 The Supreme Court App

5. Responses of the courts to COVID-19

6. Impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the working of courts

7. COVID-19 crisis and E-judiciary in India

8. Conclusion

Part Two

CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION

Chapter 3

'Liminality' in Chamber Dramas: Malayalam Cinema's Creative Response to the Pandemic

Adish. A. S

School of Management Studies, NIT Calicut

Introduction

Chamber drama as a response

Malayalam chamber dramas in the pandemic period

Chamber dramas without pandemic references

Conclusion

Chapter 4

Fintech Industry Start-Ups: Analyzing Trends, Challenges and Opportunities in the Indian market

Shweta Sharma and Manpreet Kaur Khurana

Department of Management Studies, Jaipur, India

2. Objectives of the study.

3. Global investments in FinTech

4. Evolution of FinTech in India

5. FinTech in India

5.1 FinTech in 2021

6. Impact of COVID-19 on FinTech

7. Challenges and opportunities

Challenges for Fintech start-ups during COVID-19 pandemic

Opportunities for Fintech start-ups during COVID-19 pandemic

Part Three

DEVELOPMENT FOR A SUSTAINABLE WORLD

Chapter 5

Impact of COVID-19 on Quality Education in

North-East India

Sneha Deka

Department of Geography, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong, India

2. Literature review

3. Problem

4. Study area

5. Methodology and data base

6. Analysis and interpretation of findings

6.1 Level of Education

6.2 Educational affiliation

6.3 Online platforms

6.4 Electronic devices

6.5 Problems encountered

6.6 Quality and effectiveness of online learning

6.7 Communication and support from teachers

6.8 Efficiency of measures

7. Suggested measures

Chapter 6

Decoding the Degree vs. Skills Debate

Parul Pandey and Urvashi Kaushal

Department of Mathematics and Humanities, Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology, Surat, India

1.1 Employment and employability rate in developed nations and India

1.2 Objectives

1.3 Methodology

2. Status quo of skills education in school/college/higher education: Developed nations and India

2.1 Skills education in schools in developed nations and India

2.2 Skills education at college level in developed nations and India

2.3 Skills education in higher education in developed nations and India

3. Different models implemented by different institutions in the context of developed nations and India

3.1 Different models adopted at school level in developed nations and India.

3.2 Different models adopted at college/university level in developed nations and India

4. Significant results of including skills in the curriculum

5. Conclusion and the way forward

Chapter 7

Students' Employability: An Empirical Study

Kiran Vaghela and Urvashi Kaushal

Department of Mathematics and Humanities, NIT, Surat, India

3. Method of data collection

4. Research findings

5. Discussion

6. Conclusion

Chapter 8

Critical Analysis of Eco-System and Sustainable Development

Umang C. Modi

Faculty of Law, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, India

1. Introduction:

2. Sustainable Development

3. Eco-system

4. Conclusion and suggestions

Chapter 9

Right Livelihood for Sustainable Mountains: A Conceptual Framework

Sachin Kumar

Department of Geography, Government Degree College, Shahpur, Kangra, India

1. Livelihood, sustainable development and mountains: an introduction

2. Right livelihoods

2.1 Rationale

2.2. Key Principles

Right livelihoods should be sustainable.

Right livelihoods should factor in place specificities.

Right livelihoods should be scalable.

Right livelihood should be climate change-resiliant.

3. Framework for right mountain livelihood

3.1 Rationale and objective

3.2 Methodology

3.3 The framework

Context

Vulnerability and resilience

Mountain attributes

Livelihood strategies

Sustainability outcomes

Scale-up enablers

Scale-up pathways

Scalability outcomes

Recursiveness and temporality

4. Concluding thoughts

Part Four

SKILLS FOR AN EMPOWERED WORLD

Chapter 10

Religious Regimes in the Pandemic: An Analysis of Hybrid Modes of Ritual Practices among the Syrian Christian Communities of Kerala.

Chithira James2F and Kavya P. G3F

1.1 Religion and performance

2.1 Research design

2.2 Data analysis

2.3 Results

3. Conclusion

Chapter 11

Blended Learning: A Means of Adapting to the New Normal

Kavya Rayala4F and Dr. Madhavi Kesari5F

1.1 Research questions

Chapter 12

Lessons for the Modern World from an Ancient Culture: Some Reflections on Aboriginal Culture and Literature.

Minimol P. G.

School of Management Studies, National Institute of Technology Calicut, Kozhikode, India

Part Five

TECHNOLOGY FOR ALL

Chapter 13

Stabilising Farmers' Income through Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana: An Overview

Saurabh Bharne6F and Dr. Pushpender Yadav7F

2. Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY)

2.1 Developments in the scheme

3. Traits and mechanism of PMFBY pertaining to stabilise farmers' income

3.1 Covering maximum number of farmers

3.2 Incorporating more crops under scheme's ambit

3.3 Highly subsidised and affordable premiums for farmers

3.4 Covering risks for the entire cropping cycle

On notified area basis.

Individual farm basis.

3.5 Technological interventions to quicken the pace of implementation

3.6 Strictness towards delay in payment settlement

4. Locating PMFBY on the progress path

4.1 Low farmers' cover

4.2 Low beneficiary ratio

4.3 Delay in timely claim settlement

Chapter 14

Demographic Profile and ePayment Usage:

An Empirical Analysis of Selected Cities of Punjab

Anu Sahi8F and Vikas Choudhary9F

3. Need objectives and hypotheses of the study

3.1 Hypotheses of the study

4. Research methods.

5. Results, analysis and findings

5.1 Demographic profile of respondents

6. Conclusions

Chapter 15

Inclusive Design for Higher Education Institutions: Connecting Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and Universal Design for Technology-Enabled Blended Learning

Surbhi Sethi10F

Manju Singh11F

2. Conceptual framework

3. Methodology

4. Analysis and findings

4.1 Applications of WCAG and UDL for the design of inclusive blended course

4.2 Connecting WCAG and UDL framework in order to build a long-term resilient education system during any crisis contexts

5. Discussion and conclusion

Chapter 16

Media and Development: The Future of Women's Health

Anushka Srivastava12F and Ajay Kumar Samariya13F

3. Development and health

4. Women's health

5. Mass media and health awareness

7. Acknowledgements

Chapter 17

Mapping the New Dynamics of Employee Engagement and Work-Life Balance: Literature Review

Jyoti Motwani, Akanksha Joshi, Kumari Rashmi and Aakanksha Kataria,

Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur

3.1 Employee engagement

a. Work-Life balance

3.2.2 Theories in WLB Context

4. Conclusion

Chapter 18

The Influence of Socio-Demographic Characteristics on Use of Digital Payment Methods

Sunayna Khurana and Baljinder Kaur

Chandigarh Group of Colleges (CGC), Landran, Punjab, India

3. Research methodology

H0: There is no significant difference in socio-demographics of the user towards the usage of various digital payment modes.

Data analysis and interpretation demographic profile of the users:

References.

Part Six.

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Print version: Singh, Manju Resilience and Transformation for Global Restructuring

ISBN:

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1871891604

OCLC:

1338835477