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EPW consults referees from a database of 200+ academicians in different fields of the social sciences on papers that are published in the Special Article and Notes sections. Click here for summary ...
EPW consults referees from a database of 200+ academicians in different fields of the social sciences on papers that are published in the Special Article and Notes sections. Click here for summary ...
EPW consults referees from a database of 200+ academicians in different fields of the social sciences on papers that are published in the Special Article and Notes sections. Click here for summary ...
Many countries across the world confront the challenge of managing their energy consumption. While the adequate supply of affordable energy is critical for economic growth, the consumption of fossil ...
EPW consults referees from a database of 200+ academicians in different fields of the social sciences on papers that are published in the Special Article and Notes sections. Click here for summary ...
EPW consults referees from a database of 200+ academicians in different fields of the social sciences on papers that are published in the Special Article and Notes sections. Click here for summary ...
Indigenous People/Adivasis1 has been one of the key agendas of the Indian state in the post-independence era. The constitutional provisions enshrined for them were to address the issues of protection ...
The paper aims to analyse the pattern of firm-size distribution in the organised manufacturing sector in India. Understanding the size distribution of manufacturing firms in India is an important ...
EPW consults referees from a database of 200+ academicians in different fields of the social sciences on papers that are published in the Special Article and Notes sections. Click here for summary ...
India is urbanising rapidly. By 2035, 43.2% of the population is projected to live in urban areas (Un-Habitat 2022).1 Such growth will place additional pressure on already-strained urban ...
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