# ABPI


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- [JULY-2026](https://abpi.uk/index.php/july-2026/)
- [JUNE-2026](https://abpi.uk/index.php/june-2026/): June 2026 Volume 42 Issue 06 1. BEHAVIORAL BIASES AND INVESTMENT DECISION MAKING AMONG WOMEN FACULTY: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF RISK PERCEPTION AND MODERATING ROLE OF FINANCIAL LITERACY Authors: PALLAVI PANCHALINGA MURTHY, MOHAN SUBRAMANIYAM and SATYANARAYANA PARAYITAM* Abstract The study explores the relationships among behavioral biases, investment decision-making, risk perception, and financial literacy. A conceptual model is developed and tested by collecting data from 415 women faculty members at higher education institutions in India. More specifically, this study tests the effect of three behavioral biases – herding bias, loss aversion bias, and overconfidence bias-on investment decisions of women faculty. First,…
- [MAY-2026](https://abpi.uk/index.php/may-2026/): May 2026 Volume 42 Issue 05 1. PERSONALIZATION, TRUST AND PATIENT-CENTRIC DIGITAL MARKETING: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF ONLINE HEALTHCARE SERVICES Authors: Dr. JAYJIT CHAKRABORTY Abstract The rapid digital transformation of healthcare has altered the patient-provider relationship, and one of the crucial factors in patient satisfaction is now personalised online marketing. Personalization, relevance and trust play an important role in the satisfaction of online health services. The research takes a sample of 400 healthcare companies and individual patient responses which are examined through quantitative methods such as regression and structural equation modelling to examine direct and indirect effects. The results indicate that…
- [APRIL-2026](https://abpi.uk/index.php/april-2026/): April 2026 Volume 42 Issue 04 1. PROFESSIONAL ETHICS DILEMMA: THE ROLE OF CPA FIRMS IN M&A ACTIVITIES Authors: LIYAN WANG1, JIDONG ZHANG2 and JING HAN3 Abstract This study investigates the role of accountants in merger and acquisition (M&A) transactions, focusing on acquirers’ and targets’ decisions to hire accountants, joint engagements with the same accountant, and the influence of high-quality CPA firms. The findings indicate that acquirers are more likely to hire accountants for larger deals, and such engagement is positively correlated with post-merger value. However, the quality of the accounting firm does not significantly impact this outcome. However, when target…
- [MARCH-2026](https://abpi.uk/index.php/march-2026/): March 2026 Volume 42 Issue 03 1. FINANCIAL LITERACY AND FINANCIAL WELL-BEING: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW AND FUTURE RESEARCH AGENDA Authors: NEHA GUPTA1* and ASHUTOSH VASHISHTHA2 Abstract Purpose- The present study aims to identify the trends and development of the research in the field of Financial Literacy and Financial Well-being and suggest future research opportunities. Methodology- Authors employ systematic literature review techniques and the theory-characteristics-context-methodology (TCCM) framework on an array of 277 publications retrieved from Scopus data base related to chosen field of research over the duration of 1988 to 2022. Findings- The study assesses the current state of academic research on…
- [FEBRUARY-2026](https://abpi.uk/index.php/february-2026/): February 2026 Volume 42 Issue 02 Will be updated Soon…….
- [JANUARY-2026](https://abpi.uk/index.php/january-2026/): January 2026 Volume 42 Issue 01 1. AN ANALYSIS OF INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS OF ONLINE SHOPPING ON COMPULSIVE BUYING BEHAVIOUR IN THE DIGITAL AGE Authors: ANAND PRASAD CHATTOPADHYAY1*, Dr. SUDIPTA MAJUMDAR2 and Dr. ABHIJIT PANDIT3 Abstract Purpose: This research focuses on the impact of digital technology in the era of online shopping on compulsive buying behavior, with a focus on psychological factors such as quick satisfaction, societal validation, emotional control, targeted marketing, and integrated purchasing strategies. This analysis aims to understand the underlying reasons and effects of such behaviours. Methodology: This was a quantitative research design with a sample…
- [DECEMBER-2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/december-2025/): December 2025 Volume 41 Issue 12 1. FIRMS USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO CONDUCT FRAUD DETECTION TO COMPLEMENT GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATORS Authors: HERBERT REMIDEZ Abstract This study examines the emerging risk posed by independent financial researchers using AI to detect fraud on behalf of the US government to Indian and other international firms operating in the United States of America. It analyzes data from court records, press releases, and media reports, and describes the tools, techniques, and outcomes of these independent financial research firms. Unlike other countries, the US has laws that allow private citizens from any country to receive substantial cash rewards for…
- [NOVEMBER-2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/november-2025/): November 2025 Volume 41 Issue 11 1. ASSESSING HYBRID WORKPLACE FACTORS AND EMPLOYEE RETENTION RELATIONSHIPS: EVIDENCE FROM IT COMPANIES Authors: CH. RADHIKA1 and Dr. KALPANA KONERU2 Abstract The research tries to understand the influence of hybrid workplace environments in the employee retention of IT leading firms such as Amazon, Google, Microsoft, TCS and Capgemini. It investigates factors like supervisor support, organizational support, rewards, training, and job aids as a potential contributor towards high employee commitment levels and their retention in the current firm. The survey collected employee information from 1,851 responses to an employee engagement questionnaire, which employed five-point Likert…
- [OCTOBER-2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/october-2025/): October 2025 Volume 41 Issue 10 1. VOICES OF RESISTANCE: DALIT AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NARRATIVES AS COUNTER-DISCOURSE TO CASTE HEGEMONY Authors: Dr. DIKSHA SHARMA1 and Dr. PULAK AVINASHI2 Abstract This study examines Dalit literature as resistance writing that challenges caste-based oppression in India through postcolonial theoretical frameworks. (Ashcroft, Griffiths, and Tiffin 2013, 15) The article analyzes selected autobiographical works including Shankar Rao Kharat’s A Corpse in the Well, excerpts from Dagu Murti Pawar’s Baluta, and Kumud Pawde’s The Story of My Sanskrit to explore how Dalit authors document systemic discrimination across social, economic, and political spheres. The research reveals that Dalit literature transcends…
- [SEPTEMBER-2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/september-2025/): September 2025 Volume 41 Issue 09 1. STOCK MARKET RESPONSES TO LUXURY BRAND MARKETING INITIATIVES: AN EVENT STUDY APPROACH Authors: DR. SHIVANI SAINI1* AND DR. CHETAN G. K.2 Abstract Marketing activities are crucial in communicating brand value to the target market. A luxury brand’s communications reflect its legacy and superiority, which can have a significant impact on a wider audience. The present research aims to quantify the stock market’s response to the marketing communications of a luxury firm. The present research aims to quantify the stock market reactions to the marketing communications of a luxury firm. Beyond investor behaviour, these…
- [Special Issue 1 Aug 2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/special-issue-1-aug-2025/): Special Issue – August 2025 – I Theme: MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES IN ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT & COMMERCE Guest Editor: Dr Amit Sharma Submit your manuscript to: ugceditor@gmail.com 1. ADVERSITY AND BEHAVIORAL OUTCOMES IN CHILDREN: THE MODERATED MEDIATION MODEL OF PROTECTIVE FACTORS AND RESILIENCE Authors: ANKITA GARG1* and SANTHA KUMARI2 Abstract Several research studies have examined the relationship between adversity and behavioral outcomes. Nevertheless, there is a paucity of research on this link in children, and the underlying process remains unclear. The study aimed to investigate the impact of adversity on behavioral outcomes, specifically emotional awareness, and self-esteem, through the mediation of resilience and the moderation…
- [AUGUST-2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/august-2025/): August 2025 Volume 41 Issue 08 1. EVALUATING EFFECTIVENESS OF IPO PRICING IN THE INDIAN MARKETS Authors: Dr MANGESH NIGUDKAR1, AMIT BATHIA2*, Dr. SHOAIB MOHAMMED3, Dr. MALCOLM HOMAVAZIR4, CA SAMEER POPAT5 AND PRASAD NAIK6 Abstract The Indian IPO market has also been growing at a rapid rate in the recent past with companies from various sectors of business listing on the market to mobilize funds. Indian IPO valuations are influenced by various factors such as economic environments, regulatory announcements, sentiment of investors, and firm-specific events. This study aims to analyze the trend in IPO pricing in India from 2016 to 2025…
- [Special Issue 2 August 2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/special-issue-2-august-2025/): Special Issue – August 2025 – II Theme: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN DIGITAL BRANDING, DATA SCIENCES, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY Guest Editor: Dr Sonu Dua, Dr Sakshi Dua, Dr Pawanpreet Kaur, Dr Inderpal Singh Submit your manuscript to: drsonudua@gmail.com 1. LONG-TERM MEMORY IN THE INDIAN FOREX MARKETS Authors: Dr. CHARU BHURAT1, PRATIK T. RUPAREL2, SANJEET GHATPANDE3 and KALP PANDYA4 Abstract This study explores long-term memory in Indian forex markets by analysing daily exchange rate returns for USD/INR, EUR/INR, GBP/INR and JPY/INR from 2000 to 2024. We evaluate the mean and volatility dynamics of these currency pairs using a variety of fractal models, including ARFIMA, FIGARCH,…
- [JULY-2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/july-2025/): July 2025 Volume 41 Issue 07 1. EMPOWERING ENTREPRENEURS: THE IMPACT OF LIVE SOCIAL ENTERPRISE ENGAGEMENT ON INDIAN STUDENTS’ SELF-EFFICACY AND INTENTIONS Authors: ANITA BORA1* and Dr. SUNIL BARTHWAL2 Abstract This research investigates the impact of social enterprise education on students’ entrepreneurial intentions within the Indian vocational education and training context. Students worked with a social enterprise and received training and mentorship as a routine part of the curriculum. The impact was assessed using a 17-question Likert scale survey and a Mann-Whitney U test, comparing active participants to hypothetical project groups. The study found that mentoring from private social enterprises has…
- [Special Issue 2 May 2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/special-issue-2-may-2025/): Special Issue – May 2025 – II Theme: TRANSFORMING SHAPE OF WORLD ECONOMICS: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO MANAGEMENT, ECONOMICS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP   Guest Editor: Dr. Amit Sharma, Dr. B.Siva Naga Devi     Submit your manuscript to: ugceditor@gmail.com 1. LINKING DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION TO EMPLOYEE OUTCOMES: EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Authors: KANUPRIYA SHEKHAR1 and Dr. SANJAY SRIVASTAVA2 Abstract With the developments in technology, globalization, and demographics, it has become strategically and ethically important for organizations to create truly inclusive workplaces. This research analyzes the effect of Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) programs on employee engagement in the Information Technology (IT) industry in India with emphasis placed upon…
- [JUNE-2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/june-2025/): June 2025 Volume 41 Issue 06 1. BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN FINANCIAL LITERACY AND FINANCIAL INCLUSION: INSIGHTS FROM RURAL NEPAL Authors: SURENDRA MAHATO1, DILLI RAJ SHARMA2, BINOD SHAH3 and BINAY SHRESTHA4 Abstract Having financial literacy and belonging to the financial sector are key to empowerment and the development of the economy. Being financially literate helps you understand and use financial concepts, but financial inclusion is about opening equal access to financial services. This study explores how financial literacy and financial inclusion are related and how cognition works as a moderator for impoverished people in rural Kirtipur, Nepal. Using a structure questionnaire, an…
- [MAY-2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/may-2025/): May 2025 Volume 41 Issue 05 1. HYPER-LOCALIZATION IN GLOBAL CAMPAIGNS: THE KEY TO WINNING DIVERSE MARKETS Authors: Dr. K. DEVI1 and Dr. DEVADUTTA INDORIA2* Abstract In today’s increasingly globalized market, marketing campaigns are greatly affected by their capacity to adapt to local cultures and technologies. This study investigates hyper localization in global marketing campaigns wherein cultural adaptation is strategically integrated with technological utilization. Exploration of the relationships between cultural adaptation, technological use, consumer engagement, and the overall success of marketing strategies is achieved through a quantitative approach, using an online survey with 85 respondents of various industry backgrounds. According to the…
- [Special Issue May 2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/special-issue-may-2025/): Special Issue – May 2025 – I Theme: RECENT ADVANCEMENT IN DIGITAL WORLD, ECONOMICS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP Guest Editor: Dr Sonu Dua, Dr Sakshi Dua, Dr Pawanpreet Kaur, Dr Inderpal Singh Submit your manuscript to: drsonudua@gmail.com 1. EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF THE BUY-BACK ANNOUNCEMENT OF INDIAN IT COMPANIES ON ITS STOCK PRICE, ON THE NIFTY IT AND THE NIFTY 50 INDEX Authors: OM PRAKASH PRASAD1 and NISHI MALHOTRA2 Abstract Purpose – The study investigates the impact of the share buy-back of Indian IT companies on their share prices and the Nifty IT and Nifty 50 indices. The study tests the information signalling…
- [APR-2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/apr-2025/): April 2025 Volume 41 Issue 04 1. METAVERSE: A NEW FRONTIER FOR RETAIL BRANDING (CHALLENGES, OPPORTUNITIES & FUTURE DIRECTIONS) Authors: Dr. SOUVIK ROY1, Dr. DENNIS JOSEPH2 and Dr. D. SARAVANAN3 Abstract Since virtual marketplaces, blockchain-based transactions, and decentralized retail ecosystems are identified as emerging trends shaping the future of retail (Miller et al., 2021) metaverse platform, as a nascent amalgamation of virtual and augmented realities, presents a fascinating landscape for retailers to reinvent their branding strategies and create a strong customer-centric bond. Beyond simply selling products, brands can leverage the metaverse’s immersive and interactive nature to forge deeper connections with their customers,…
- [MAR-2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/mar-2025/): March 2025 Volume 41 Issue 03 1. EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF BEHAVIOURAL FINANCE ON INVESTMENT DECISION MAKING: INVESTIGATING PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN FINANCIAL MARKETS Authors: Dr. HIMANSHU GUPTA1, Dr. ANURADHA CHAURASIA2 and Dr. SHIVAM AGARWAL3 Abstract The paper provides an in-depth analysis of behavioral finance investment to give a precise understanding of the way psychological aspects influence investment decision making. This paper examines how psychological factors influence the investment decisions through the exploration of the behaviorial finance as the branch of study that helps understand how actual investors’ behavior deviates from the perfect rationality assumed in the neoclassical finance theory. Subsequently, the research…
- [Special Issue Feb 2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/special-issue-feb-2025/): Special Issue – February 2025 – I Theme: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN EDUCATION, CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND CORPORATE WORLD Guest Editor: Dr Sonu Dua, Dr Sakshi Dua, Dr Pawanpreet Kaur, Dr Inderpal Singh Submit your manuscript to: ugceditor@gmail.com 1. GREEN PORT INITIATIVES, POLICIES AND STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT IN INDIA Authors: Dr. RUPESH KUMAR Abstract This study examines green port initiatives in India, focusing on stakeholders’ perspectives, participation, challenges, and recommendations for sustainable port operations. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 16 respondents from diverse backgrounds—port authorities, academics, cargo transporters, port developers, operators, shipping lines, industry representatives, and environmentalists. Data collected through in-person and digital interviews were…
- [FEB-2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/feb-2025/): February 2025 Volume 41 Issue 02 1. CLUSTER DYNAMICS: A CASE STUDY OF LOCK, POTTERY AND GLASSWARE INDUSTRY OF NORTHERN INDIA Authors: Dr. RATNA VADRA Abstract Aligarh’s lock industry, Khurja’s pottery industry, and Firozabad’s glassware and bangles industry are all in India’s northern state of Uttar Pradesh. In their different towns and cities, these industries established clusters. The study examined the theoretical contexts in which these industries arose and grew, as well as the competitive advantages that aided their establishment and growth. The Michael Porter diamond model is used to assess the clusters’ success. A critical examination was conducted to determine the…
- [JAN-2025](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jan-2025/): January 2025 Volume 41 Issue 01 1. EXPLORING THE DYNAMICS OF FLEXIBLE WORK, DIGITAL PLATFORMS, AND THE SHARING ECONOMY: A MULTIFACETED EXAMINATION OF SECURITY, TRUST AND RISK Authors: Dr. NIRAJ KISHORE CHIMOTE1, Dr. ANKITA SRIVASTAVA2*, MUKUND PUROHIT3, Dr. PURUSHOTTAM BUNG4, Dr. NORIA FAROOQUI5 and Dr. HARDEEP SINGH6 Abstract This study investigates the interplay between flexible work arrangements, digital platforms, and the sharing economy, focusing on how these dynamics influence security, trust, and risk perceptions among users. The research addresses the critical gap in understanding these interactions and their implications for user engagement and satisfaction, necessitating the collection of qualitative data through…
- [DEC-2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/dec-2023-2/): December 2024 Volume 40 Issue 12 1. CREATE SECURE ONLINE TRANSACTIONS USING A RICH RELIABILITY ALPHANUMERIC CODE PROCEDURE USING TWO STEP AUTHENTICATION TECHNIQUES Authors: D.SARAVANAN1, Dr. ANUSHA SREERAM2, Dr. DENNIS JOSEPH3, Dr. KVSSN MURTY4 and Dr. SIVA G.V5 Abstract Today, getting products online is one of the easiest and most convenient options for users. Plenty of service providers across the globe offer this service, allowing users to order any product from any geographical location. Users can select, view, and compare products online, either with an account or without one. Once a user selects a product, it is necessary to pay for it…
- [NOV-2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/nov-2024/): November 2024 Volume 40 Issue 11 1. TRENDS AND PATTERNS OF SUSTAINABILITY IN SMES: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF ESG (ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, AND GOVERNANCE) LITERATURE Authors: Dr. DEEPMALA BAGHEL Abstract: The SME sector constitutes an essential for the competitive development of any country. Notwithstanding their criticality, SMEs have been conspicuously neglected in prevailing ESG research. However, by applying bibliometric analysis on the Scopus database, this study highlights the robust state of ESG research within SMEs. An assessment of the extent and comprehensiveness of existing research is achieved by analysing publications, citation patterns, authors, countries, journals, and keywords related to ESG in SMEs.…
- [OCT-2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/oct-2024/): October 2024 Volume 40 Issue 10 1. IMPACT OF NETWORK EXTERNALITIES ON USE BEHAVIOUR OF ONLINE GROCERY SHOPPING APPLICATIONS Authors: CHINMAY BAXI1, KRUNAL MEHTA2, ANUSHREE KARANI MEHTA3, RASANANDA PANDA4 and DIVYAND PUROHIT5 Abstract: Purpose– The main goal of this study is to explore how network externalities influence task technology fit for Online Grocery Store (OGS) smartphone applications by integrating the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT) and UTAUT2 framework and its impact on the behavioural intention and actual use behaviour. Design/methodology/approach– In this study the data was collected from the 665 respondents and were tested by using PLS algorithm.…
- [SEPT-2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/sept-2024/): September 2024 Volume 40 Issue 09 1. EMBEDDING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGS) IN BUSINESS: A CASE STUDY Authors: Dr. NEERAJ SINGHAL Sustainability and sustainable development had covered a long journey over the period of decades before adaptation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by United Nations in the year 2015 by replacing Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). One hundred and ninety-three countries were the signatory for the adaptation and incorporation of SDGs across industry and sectors. Since then companies are looking for identifying common standards and measurement tools for integrating the SDGs across the value chain for the benefit of all the concerned stakeholders/actors.…
- [AUG-2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/aug-2024/): August 2024 Volume 40 Issue 08 1. ARE INDIAN INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS ALL SET TO USE ALGORITHMIC TRADING PLATFORMS? Authors: BHUMIKA BUNKAR1, BASKAR PPSAMY2 and Dr. KASILINGAM RAMAIAH3 Abstract Indian stock market is going through a constant rise in the Algorithmic trading, however, it still lags behind the United States, where a significant 90% of all trades are driven by algorithms. In addition, there is a considerable need to discover the main factors shaping Indian Individual investors’ Intent to use Algorithmic Trading. This research is focusing on addressing the gap by exploring the elements that impacts the Intent to use ATPs (Algorithmic trading…
- [JULY-2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/july-2024/): July 2024 Volume 40 Issue 07 1. GENDER-BASED COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE ANTECEDENTS OF DIGITAL BANKING CUSTOMER SATISFACTION Authors: Dr. SMITA DASH, Dr. PINKU PAUL and Dr. SUNIL GIRI Abstract With the advent of advanced technology and fierce competition in the banking domain, there has been a transformation in the banking industry to “Anywhere and Anytime Banking.” Therefore, the option for the banks is to go digital. The study aims to investigate the sustainable parameters for overall customer satisfaction in the digital banking (DB) space. The study also attempted to understand the gender impact on DB parameters and the customers’ overall…
- [Special Issues](https://abpi.uk/index.php/special-issues/): Special Issues Special Issue – August 2025 – II Theme: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN DIGITAL BRANDING, DATA SCIENCES, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY Guest Editor: Dr Sonu Dua, Dr Sakshi Dua, Dr Pawanpreet Kaur, Dr Inderpal Singh Special Issue – August 2025 – I Theme: MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES IN ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT & COMMERCE Guest Editor: Dr Amit Sharma Special Issue – May 2025 – I Theme: RECENT ADVANCEMENT IN DIGITAL WORLD, ECONOMICS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP Guest Editor: Dr. Amit Sharma, Dr. B.Siva Naga Devi Special Issue – February 2025 – I Theme: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN EDUCATION, CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND CORPORATE WORLD Guest Editor: Dr Sonu Dua, Dr Sakshi Dua,…
- [SPAug2](https://abpi.uk/index.php/special-issue-2/): Special Issue – August 2024 – II Theme: MULTIDIMENSIONAL CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES IN HUMANITIES, COMMERCE, AND MANAGEMENT Guest Editor: Dr. Amit Sharma, Dr. Tarun Goma, Dr. Mamta Bahheti Submit your manuscript to: ugceditor@gmail.com 1. A TECHNO ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF 3G ETHANOL PRODUCTION IN INDIA Authors: GAURAV KUMAR Abstract: Ethanol is a renewable and clean-burning fuel that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and dependence on fossil fuels. India has set a target of 20% ethanol blending in petrol (E20) by 2025, which requires a significant increase in ethanol production capacity. Currently, most of the ethanol in India is produced from sugarcane molasses,…
- [SPAug 3](https://abpi.uk/index.php/special-issue-1/): Special Issue – August 2024 – III Theme: THE IMPACT OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE Guest Editor: Dr. Tarun Goma , Dr. Hind Hammouch , Dr. Amit Sharma , Dr. Divyshikha Submit your manuscript to: researchpublication60@gmail.com
- [JUNE-2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/june-2024-2/): June 2024 Volume 40 Issue 06 1. A STUDY ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS BY LISTED COMPANIES OF INDIA Authors: DR. CHETANA ASBE, DR. RUCHIKA AGARWAL, DR. SASMITA SINGH and DR. GIRISH BAGALE Abstract In 2017, the United Nations (UN) member countries embraced the 2030 agenda for Sustainable Development as a guiding framework. The implementation of the SDGs can solely be routed through the government and corporations of these member states. To cater to this development, in 2021, Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report (BRSR) was established. This report, which primarily focuses on non-financial information, is obligatory for the leading…
- [JUNE-2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/june-2024/): Accordion Title 1 Author: Natarajan The pursuit of environmental sustainability has emerged as a worldwide imperative, specifically in the context of mitigating climate change. The primary emphasis of this study is India, a highly industrialized nation that is a substantial contributor to carbon dioxide emissions. The present study investigates the influence of renewable and non-renewable energy sources, economic growth, and investment in the energy sector on carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. By employing several regression techniques and Granger causality analysis, the study reveals a negative correlation between renewable energy and CO2 emissions, indicating its capacity for promoting sustainable growth. Nevertheless, there…
- [MAY-2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/may-2024/): May 2024 Volume 40 Issue 05 1. METAMORPHOSIS OF MARKETING: INVESTIGATING BUSINESS PRACTICE EVOLUTION IN THE 21ST CENTURY Authors: Dr. VIJAYA KUMAR THOTA, Dr. SUVRASHIS SARKAR, Dr. KAVITHA VENKATACHARI, Dr. VIJAY VISHWAKARMA, Dr. SANDRA KIRTHY and Dr. LOKESH JINDAL Abstract This study investigates the impact of the metamorphosis of marketing on businesses dealing with products and services in the 21st century. Using a descriptive research design, data from 527 marketers across various firms were collected through structured questionnaires, employing stratified sampling. Findings indicate that businesses dealing with products exhibit stronger agreement with statements about marketing transformation. The study reveals distinct digital…
- [Special Issue June 2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/special-issue-june-2024/): Special Issue – June 2024 – I Theme: TRENDS IN MANAGEMENT & HR IN THE PRESENT SCENARIO Guest Editor: Dr. Amit Sharma , Dr. Sharad Patil, Dr. Tarun Goma, Dr Divyshikha, Dr Rajanai H Pillai, Dr Rupa Adarsh, Dr Vikrant Rehani Submit your manuscript to: ugceditor@gmail.com 1. THE INFLUENCE OF DIGITIZATION ON TALENT ACQUISITION AND RETENTION STRATEGIES Authors: ADHEER A. GOYAL, Dr. S MD SHAKIR ALI, Dr. MEENA SHARMA, Dr. INDU MAJUMDAR, SWATI A. GOYAL, Dr. SHRIRAM JOSHI and Dr. TEJASVINI PARALKAR Abstract The profound shift towards digitalization within companies demands comprehensive restructuring across all aspects of the organization. This study examines…
- [APR-2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/apr-2024/): April 2024 Volume 40 Issue 04 1. INTERGENERATIONAL DIFFERENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY PERCEPTIONS: CAUSE FOR OPTIMISM? Authors: W ERIC LEE Abstract With corporate reporting of environmental sustainability topics becoming increasingly important in accounting, this study investigates the issue of intergenerational difference in views toward environmental sustainability. Findings of a study indicate that for respondents representing the older generation, the more politically liberal (conservative) they are, the more (less) likely they see environmental sustainability as a critical issue in day-to-day business-related decisions, and, therefore, less (more) likely to exhibit viewpoints consistent with a pro-business proclivity. In contrast, for the younger respondents,…
- [MAR-2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/mar-2024/): March 2024 Volume 40 Issue 03 1. MACHINE LEARNING MODELS OUTPERFORM TRADITIONAL MODELS IN IDENTIFYING NON-COMPLIANCE OF ORGANIZATIONS – EVIDENCE FROM INDIAN FIRMS Authors: DIKSHA BHARDWAJ and SUNITA DANIEL Abstract This study aims to establish an effective model to detect organizations’ financial statements non-compliance for the early identification of any possible misrepresentation by an organization in future. The research period is 2017- 2021 and companies’ data has been collected from the website moneycontrol.com which is part of Network18 and is a prominent Indian website providing stock market news, business news and financial statements of companies operating in India. The income statement,…
- [FEB-2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/feb-2024/): February 2024 Volume 40 Issue 02 1. GAME-THEORETIC HISTORY OF THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS Authors: FRANK C. ZAGARE Abstract This study surveys and evaluates previous attempts to use game theory to explain the strategic dynamic of the Cuban missile crisis, including, but not limited to, explanations developed in the style of Thomas Schelling, Nigel Howard and Steven Brams. All of the explanations were judged to be either incomplete or deficient in some way. Schelling’s explanation is both empirically and theoretically inconsistent with the consensus interpretation of the crisis; Howard’s with the contemporary understanding of rational strategic behavior; and Brams’ with the…
- [JAN-2024](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jan-2024/): January 2024 Volume 40 Issue 01 1. EVOLUTION OF NEUROLEADERSHIP: BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS AND NETWORK VISUALIZATION Authors: Ms ANJALI CHOUDHARY and Prof. JAYA BHASIN Abstract Neuroleadership construct has been reported as an essential element in the management research in both Western and Eastern literature. Developing frameworks for leadership have been elaborated in contemporary studies to provide solutions to leadership difficulties in learning organizations. The paradigm shift that is emerging in current leadership theory contends that leaders are anticipating and meeting the needs of their community, in contrast to earlier conceptions of leaders where leaders have been viewed as heroic figures. This…
- [DEC-2023](https://abpi.uk/index.php/dec-2023/): December 2023 Volume 39 Issue 12 1. EXPECTED DIVIDEND AND DIVIDEND PAYMENT: ARE THEY RELATED Authors: NORASHIKIN ISMAIL, RASHIDAH ABDUL RAHMAN and NORMAH OMAR Abstract We examine the association between dividend payment policy and expected dividend, controlling for profitability, leverage and growth opportunity in a developing economy. Based on evidences from prior management surveys on determinants of dividend policy and empirical evidence on investor‟s negative reaction towards dividend cut, we hypothesise that there is a significant positive relationship between expected dividend measured in terms of past dividend payment and dividend policy of the firms. Our sample comprise of 524 firms…
- [NOV-2023](https://abpi.uk/index.php/nov-2023/): November 2023 Volume 39 Issue 11 1. ANALYSIS OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTIONS ON ONLINE BANKINGS: A CASE STUDY ON “ONE BANK LIMITED” Authors: MD. KHALED BIN AMIR and DR. HASINA SHEYKH Abstract This report is all about to find out the level of customer satisfaction regarding to online banking services and one bank limited in Bangladesh is selected as sample. To collect the data five branches from different location in Dhaka city has been visited.   Almost 50 customers are asked about their satisfaction level on online banking. After conducting a thorough research, online banking services of One Bank Limited, is quite…
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- [JUL-DEC 2018](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jul-dec-2018/): Jul – Dec 2018 Volume 34 Issue 02 1. INTERNATIONAL DIVERSIFICATION AND MULTINATIONAL FIRMS’ RISK: DO LOCATIONS OF INVESTMENTS MATTER? Authors: AGUS HARJITO, A.N. BANY-ARIFFIN, B. T. MATEMILOLA 2 and MOHAMAD ASHARI Abstract Revisiting diversification theory, this article examined the impact of investmentlocations on the relationship between multinational firms’ diversification exercise and risk using data on foreign investment activities from 107 listed companies on theMalaysia stock exchange. The study found that diversification exercise is negatively related to risk for firms investing in non-Asian regions. On the contrary, diversification exercise is positively related to risk for firms investing in the Asian region. The…
- [JAN-JUN 2018](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jan-jun-2018/): Jan – Jun 2018 Volume 34 Issue 01 1. LOYALTY INTENTION TOWARDS ISLAMIC BANK: THE ROLE OF RELIGIOSITY, IMAGE, AND TRUST Authors: DWI SUHARTANTO, NURAENI HADIATI FARHANI, MUHAMMAD MUFLIH and SETIAWAN Abstract Having customer loyalty is an important strategy in the competitive banking industry. However, literature shows a lack of attention on assessing loyalty in the context of Islamic banking. This study examines the loyalty intention towards Islamic banks including three important determinants, namely religiosity, trust, and image. This study surveyed 200 samples of Islamic bank customers collected from Bandung, Indonesia. To analyze the data, this study applies variance-based structural equation…
- [JUL-AUG 2019](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jul-aug-2019/): Jul – Dec 2020 Volume 35 Issue 02 1. MODELLING A TOURISM DEMAND IN VIETNAM Authors: CHIN-HONG PUAH, FUNG-THAI THIEN, MOHAMMAD AFFENDY ARIP and MUI-YIN CHIN Abstract The Vietnamese tourism sector is well known for its unique culture and natural resources, and has always been one of the important engines of growth for its economy. This paper aims to identify the macroeconomic determinants of tourism demand in Vietnam through the application of a gravity model pioneered by Tinbergen (1962) with some modifications. The independent variables are destination country income, origin country income, tourism price and travel cost. All independent variables are found…
- [JAN-JUN 2019](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jan-jun-2019/): Jan – Jun 2020 Volume 35 Issue 01 1. THE ROLE OF EARNINGS MANAGEMENT, FAMILY FIRMS IN THE VALUE RELEVANCE OF EARNINGS AND BOOK VALUE OF EQUITY, BEFORE AND AFTER IFRS ADOPTION Authors: RATNANINGRUM, RAHMAWATI, DJUMINAH and ARI KUNCARA WIDAGDO Abstract This study examines the impact of earnings management and family firms on the value relevance of earnings and the book value of equity before and after IFRS adoption. The samples were manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX). Based on panel data analysis, the results show that before IFRS adoption, when family firms engage in earnings management, there…
- [OCT-DEC 2020](https://abpi.uk/index.php/oct-dec-2020/): Jul – Sep 2020 Volume 36 Issue 03 1. QUALITY OF REGIONAL MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM INBADUNG DISTRICT Authors: IDA BAGUS PUTRA ASTIKA, I KETUT JATI Abstract In the current era of automation, the quality of the Regional Management Information System (SIMDA) is expected to produce quality information within the Local Government of Badung Regency. The purpose of this study was to obtain empirical evidence of the influence of the quality of the Regional Management Information System (SIMDA) in the Regional Apparatus Organization (OPD) of Badung Regency on the Quality of Information. At the same time, this study’s specific objective is to obtain…
- [JUL-SEP 2020](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jul-sep-2020/): Jul – Sep 2020 Volume 36 Issue 03 1. TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY AND ITS DETERMINANTS OF THE STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISESIN THE INDONESIAN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY Authors: MAMAN SETIAWAN and ERNIE TISNAWATI SULE Abstract This research investigates technical efficiency and its determinants of the state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in the Indonesian manufacturing industry. This study applies bootstrapped data envelopment analysis to calculate the technical efficiency score at the firststage and panel data technique to estimate the effects of the determinants on the technical efficiency at the second stage. This research uses firm-level survey data classified at the five-digit International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) level to estimate…
- [APR-JUN 2020](https://abpi.uk/index.php/apr-jun-2020/): Apr – Jun 2020 Volume 36 Issue 02 1. DO ISLAMIC VALUES IMPACT SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN MALAYSIA? AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION INTO THE MEDIATING ROLE OF EMPATHY Authors: PARISA MOHAMMADI, SUZILAWATI KAMARUDIN and ROSMINI OMAR Abstract Social entrepreneurship is considered a powerful means that provides sustainable solutions to existing problems, especially in developing societies. Since intention significantly affects the individuals’ involvement in social entrepreneurship, it is extremely important to support the intention of the young generation to move toward social entrepreneurial activities. To achieve this goal, the determinants of social entrepreneurial intention (SEI) need to be recognized and well…
- [JAN-MAR 2020](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jan-mar/): Jan – Mar 2020 Volume 36 Issue 01 1. IMPACT OF GENDER AND AGE ON ETHICAL ATTITUDE OF MANAGERS: A LITERATURE REVIEW Authors: SANJIVANI LOKHANDE and DR. RAMESH SARDAR Abstract The purpose of this paper is to address issue of manager’s ethical attitude towards business relates with their gender and age. The study adopts a literature review approach to review existing journals in related field so as to arrive at recent findings. The paper find out that there are significant difference in ethical approach in male and female managers. Females are found to be more ethical than males, while age is…
- [NOV-DEC 2021](https://abpi.uk/index.php/nov-dec-2021/): Nov – Dec 2021 Volume 37 Issue 06 1. WORK ENVIRONMENT ON PERFORMANCE THROUGH EMPLOYEE JOB SATISFACTION Authors: YULIAR BASTIAN KURNIANTO, PURNAMIE TITISARI and NOVI PUSPITASARI Abstract Background: This study aims to determine the role of job satisfaction in mediating work environment on performance of the educational staff employment at a university in jember. Materials and Methods: This research is an explanatory quantitative research with a sample of 243 respondents and the method of data analysis using Path Analysis with SPSS 20 software. Results: Based on the Path Analysis, the result of the study were the work environment had a positive and…
- [SEP-OCT 2021](https://abpi.uk/index.php/sep-oct-2021/): Sep – Oct 2021 Volume 37 Issue 05 1. THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING ON BRAND LOYALTY BY BUILDING BRAND AWARENESS AND BRAND IMAGE (STUDY ON AZWA PERFUME CUSTOMERS IN PADANG, INDONESIA) Authors: HERYPRATAMA PUTRA, SYAFRIZAL Abstract This study aims to examine and analyze the effects of social media marketing on brand awareess, brand image and brand loyalty. The survey was conducted to 150 customers of AZWA Parfume in West Sumatra, Indonesia. Research instrument for this study were adapted from various extant literature. Data of this research were analyzed by applying structural equation modelling with SmartPLS 3.0. The results showed…
- [JUL-AUG 2021](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jul-aug-2021/): Jul – Aug 2021 Volume 37 Issue 04 1. ANALYZING THE EFFICIENCY OF EMPLOYEES AND INTERNS DURING COVID-19 Authors: NIKKITA PANDEY and AMRITA BHATTACHARYA Abstract The paper’s aim is to theorize and assess a logistics performance model incorporating logistics performance as the focal construct with supply chain management strategy as antecedent and organizational performance, both marketing and financial, as consequences. Through this project I aim to Analyze the efficiency of employees and interns during Covid-19. I know that theory and practical are the two eyes of the management education. Management education requires practical knowledge and business exposure so management education without practical…
- [MAY-JUN 2021](https://abpi.uk/index.php/may-jun-2021/): May – Jun 2021 Volume 37 Issue 03 1. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN BANKING SECTOR: THE COMPREHENSIVE STUDY Authors: MRS. PRIYANKA SHARMA and PROF. ARVIND CHAUDHARI Abstract The most important factor for any economy’s growth and development is ensuring effective governance. This is because corporate governance promotes the efficient use of scarce resources. It also makes these resources flow to those sectors or entities where there are efficient production of goods and services and the return is adequate enough to satisfy the demands of stake holders. Banks play a crucial role in the flow of capital. Banks are an imperative constituent of any…
- [MAR-APR 2021](https://abpi.uk/index.php/mar-apr-2021/): Mar – Apr 2021 Volume 37 Issue 02 1. THE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENTREPRENEURS IN THE GLOBALISED SCENARIO(A EXCLUSIVE STUDY OF TAMIL NADU) Authors: DR.K.SELVASUNDARAM Abstract Entrepreneurship has gained greater significance at global level under changing economic scenario. Global economy in general and Indian economy in particular is poised for accelerated growth driven by entrepreneurship. Admits environment of super mall culture we find plenty of scope for entrepreneurship in trading and manufacturing. An entrepreneur is a person who is able to look at the environment, identify opportunities to improve the environmental resources and implement action to maximize those opportunities (Robert…
- [JAN-FEB 2021](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jan-feb-2021/): Jan – Feb 2021 Volume 37 Issue 01 1. IMPACT OF GOODS & SERVICE TAX IN DIFFERENT SECTORS Authors: Mr. K. SELVARAJU and P. RAJA Abstract An indirect tax which levy on manufacturing, sale and consumption of goods and services at a national level is called as Goods and Service Tax. The simplicity of this tax would lead to easy administration and enforcement of the tax. The biggest advantage of the GST is estimated to be in terms of the reduction in the overall tax paid by the consumer currently, free movements of the goods from one state to another, and…
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- [NOV-DEC 2022](https://abpi.uk/index.php/nov-dec-2022/): Nov-Dec 2022 Volume 38 Issue 06 1. THE INFLUENCE OF DIGITAL MARKETING DIMENSIONS ON ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION AND MARKETING PERFORMANCE Authors: ABDUL HAKIM, RAHMAT MADJID, ENDRO SUKOTJO and YUSUF Abstract This research aims to determine and analyze: (a) the effects of DMAc, DMC and DMA on OE, (b) the effects of DMAc, DMC and DMA on MP, (c). the effects of OE on MP and (d). the mediating role of OA on the effects of DMAc, DMC and DMA on OE. Research population is all of the small enterprise actors in Kendari city applying digital marketing and having permanent establishment in Kendari city.…
- [SEP-OCT 2022](https://abpi.uk/index.php/sep-oct-2022/): Sep-Oct 2022 Volume 38 Issue 05 1. IMPACT OF FINANCIAL LEVERAGE ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF SELECT INDIAN AUTOMOBILE COMPANIES – AN EMPIRICAL STUDY Authors: RIFANA and Dr.D. GEETHA Abstract Any Organization while practicing Capital Restructuring, the issue of proper mix of debt along with equity will arise. Financial leverage is one of the globally accepted issues. Correct proportion of debt and equity in Capital Structure will enhance profitability and thus it helps to increase the financial performance. Moreover financial leverage is a tool to enhance financial performance. Hence this study aims “To find out the impact of financial leverage on…
- [JUL-AUG 2022](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jul-aug-2022/): Jul -Aug 2022 Volume 38 Issue 04 1. RELATIONSHIP MARKETING AND TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT: CASE OF JORDANIAN COMPANIES Authors: KHALED (M.K) ISMAIL ALSHAKE THEEP1, MOHAMMAD M. L. AL-MA’AITAH, MOTTEE S. ALSHIBLY, MOSTAFA ALI HASSAN AL SHMAILEH, YOUNES A.A. MEGDADI and MOHAMMAD MANSOUR ABU-JALIL Abstract TQM practices implemented by private service firms and their impact on relationship marketing will be examined in this study. Since private sector spending accounts for a large portion of GDP, it is critical. Organizational excellence was positively influenced by TQM practices involving leadership, human resources, process management, customer focus, and information and analysis. Private sector firms providing…
- [MAY-JUN 2022](https://abpi.uk/index.php/may-jun-2022/): May – Jun 2022 Volume 38 Issue 03 1. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS AT PT. PEGADAIAN (PERSERO) IN INDONESIA Authors: MAYA SABIRINA PANGGABEAN and JESSI CHAIRINA SEMBIRING Abstract This study aims to determine the financial performance of PT. Pegadaian (Persero). This type of research is descriptive quantitative, which explains the financial ratio consisting of liquidity ratio, solvency ratio, and profitability ratio that occurred within the company in 2014-2017. The population in this study is the financial statements of PT. Pegadaian (Persero) in Indonesia for three years (2018-2020), as well as being a sample in this study. Documentation techniques carry out data collection.…
- [MAR-APR 2022](https://abpi.uk/index.php/mar-apr-2022/): Mar – Apr 2022 Volume 38 Issue 02 1. DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW IN BUSINESS VALUATION FROM INVESTMENTS IN PUBLIC CORPORATIONS Authors: ELFI HERLINA, RAIDINATA SIPAYUNG, ISKANDAR MUDA, ISNEN FITRI, ERMAN MUNIR and ENDANG SULISTYA RINI Abstract Investment is the action of creating a profit by investing in a firm. An appraiser is required to do a business assessment of the company in order to determine the amount of value generated. Capital gains or dividends will accrue from investments in public corporations. Intrinsic value is a metric for determining the worth of a company’s stock as a capital market investment. DCF (Discounted…
- [JAN-FEB 2022](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jan-feb-2022/): Jan – Feb 2022 Volume 38 Issue 01 1. A STUDY OF CUSTOMER ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE GOLD JEWELLERY Authors: DR. JAIDEEP SHARMA  Abstract Gold has a greater importance in our society. This study is conducted to analyze the consumer behaviour towards the gold. The main objective of the study to identify the purposeof purchasing gold, factors influencing the purchasing decision. For this objective primary data is collected from 150 respondents through structure questionnaire. Descriptive statisticshas been used for data analysis. The study found that most of the consumer purchase gold mainly for investment purpose. There are various factors which affect…
- [JAN-2023](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jan-2023/): January 2023 Volume 39 Issue 01 1. FOODGRAINS PRODUCTIVITY IN INDIA AND SUBSTITUTION BETWEEN CLIMATIC AND NON-CLIMATIC FACTORS Authors: DASTGIR ALAM, JAMIL AHMAD, RIZWAN QASIM Abstract The present research paper tries to analyze the impact of climatic and non-climatic factors on productivity of foodgrains in India. The climatic and non-climatic factors have been defined with the help of composite index. The climatic factor is represented by rainfall measured in terms of millimeter (mm), CO2 emission in metric tonnes per capita and maximum & minimum temperature in centigrade. The non-climatic factor include area under cultivation in million hectares, area under assured means…
- [FEB-2023](https://abpi.uk/index.php/feb-2023/): February 2023 Volume 39 Issue 02 1. DEVELOPMENT OF A LEARNING MODEL FOR TYPING PRACTICE AT THE JAKARTA STATE POLYTECHNIC Authors: NI MADE WIDHI SUGIANINGSIH, ETTY KHONGRAT and TAUFIK AKBAR Abstract This study discusses an innovative typing practice learning model in the era of the industrial revolution 4.0 in the world of vocational education. We know that the phenomenon of the COVID-19 pandemic has made educators find appropriate learning models for each subject being taught, so there needs to be a breakthrough to make learning strategies that are more exciting, interesting and out of the box in order to increase student…
- [MAR-2023](https://abpi.uk/index.php/mar-2023/): March 2023 Volume 39 Issue 03 1. CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND INFLUENCING FACTORS: A STUDY ON MANUFACTURING COMPANIES IN INDONESIA Authors: MOHAMAD AGUS SALIM MONOARFA, MOELJADI, SUMIATI and ATIM DJAZULI Abstract This study aims to analyze the influence of determinants of capital structure on company value. The determinants of capital structure in this study consist of asset structure, profitability, firm size and sales growth. The analysis method used in this study is multiple regression analysis. The research was conducted on manufacturing companies listed on the IDX for the period 2016-2021. The results showed that improving asset structure, profitability and firm size can…
- [APR-2023](https://abpi.uk/index.php/apr-2023/): April 2023 Volume 39 Issue 04 1. MOTIVES, STRATEGIES AND COMMUNICATION BEHAVIORS ON ADOLESCENT GIRLS’ SELF-PRESENTATION ON INSTAGRAM Authors: DWI KARTIKAWATI Abstract This research focuses on how the motives, strategies and communication behaviors of adolescent girls in using Instagram social media in Jakarta. This is against the background that adolescent girls are the most social media users, especially Instagram, who use it as a virtual self-presentation medium through their form of communication behavior. This research study uses Erving Goffman’s theory of Dramaturgy and the theory of identity communication from Micheal Hecht, and uses other concepts that support it. The research methodology used…
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- [MAY-2023](https://abpi.uk/index.php/may-2023/): May 2023 Volume 39 Issue 05 1. DIASPORA REMITTANCES AND POVERTY REDUCTION: THE CASE OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA COUNTRIES Authors: OGBOI. C. ALALADE. Y. S. A, AMUSA. BOLANLE O and OKEZIE. FINECOUNTRY O Abstract There has been massive inflow of diaspora remittances to Sub Saharan African Countries in recent times, perhaps for investment and smoothening consumption and hence reduce poverty level in the region. However, empirical studies on the impact of diaspora remittances on poverty reduction is sparse, despite plethora of empirical evidences in other remittance recipient regions like Asia and Latin America. Using time series and cross-sectional data from 1990 to…
- [JUN-2023](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jun-2023/): June 2023 Volume 39 Issue 06 1. DO ORGANISATIONAL CULTURE IMPACT EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT? A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HEALTHCARE SECTOR IN INDIA Authors: SIMARJIT KAUR, Dr. PARDEEP KUMAR JAIN Abstract Healthcare is an important part of what people do, and its role in keeping the economy growing and helping it grow can’t be overstated. As a field that relies heavily on people, healthcare needs a committed and engaged workforce to thrive in an environment that is always getting harder. This study looks at how organisational culture affects employee engagement in the healthcare sector and compares the results between public and…
- [JUL-2023](https://abpi.uk/index.php/jul-2023/): July 2023 Volume 39 Issue 07 1. THE ROLE OF ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION IN INFLUENCING STUDENT ENTREPRENEURIAL INTERESTS Authors: LULUK TRI HARINIE, JONATHAN GIOVANNI and YAYUK SRI RAHAYU Abstract The research aims to determine the extent to which entrepreneurial intentions through entrepreneurship education affect students’ interest in entrepreneurship. This type of research is quantitative research with data collection techniques using a questionnaire given to active students of the Bachelor of Applied Midwifery Study Program, Health Polytechnic, Ministry of Health, Palangka Raya as the population. Determination of the sample using a probability sampling approach with proportionate stratified random sampling technique and…
- [AUG-2023](https://abpi.uk/index.php/aug-2023/): August 2023 Volume 39 Issue 08 1. THE IMPACT OF INSTITUTIONAL EXCELLENCE ON THE MENTAL IMAGE OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS-A FIELD STUDY ON JORDANIAN BANKS Authors: FADI ABD ALMAJEED SAEED ALQUBELAT, MADYA Dr. JAGAN JEEVAN MADYA TS. Dr. MOHAMAD ROSNI BIN OTHMAN, Dr. ALI OTHMAN ALBAJI Abstract: The objective of the study is to measure and analyze the dimensions of institutional excellence and its impact on the mental image of business organizations, and the study population consisted of employees in Jordanian banks located in the city of Madaba, and to achieve the objective of this study, a questionnaire was designed and distributed to…
- [SEPT-2023](https://abpi.uk/index.php/sept-2023/): September 2023 Volume 39 Issue 09 1. SOME THEORIES OF MOTIVATION IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT: AN ELABORATION OF WESTERN AND ISLAMIC WORLDVIEW Authors: FUAD MAS’UD, FAJAR SURYA ARI ANGGARA, RAKHMAD AGUNG HIDAYATULLAH, USMANUL KHAKIM and M. FAQIH NIDZOM Abstract This study aims to elaborate on the elements of fundamental beliefs (worldview) in theories of work motivation in Western business management; and compare; and integrate them with elements of an Islamic worldview related to work motivation. In Western business management, the motivation theory expressed by, e.g., Maslow, Mc. Gregor and Herlberg do not accommodate worship as work motivation; while in the Islamic…
- [OCT-2023](https://abpi.uk/index.php/2023-2/): October 2023 Volume 39 Issue 10 1. TRANSFORMATION OF TAX COMPLIANCE: FACTORS THAT DERIVE TAXPAYER’S COMPLIANCE IN INDONESIA Authors: AYUDYAH DIAN IMASARI, YUNIETA ANNY NAINGGOLAN Abstract Oncology, the study of malignant tumors, has been a field of extensive research in all aspects of management including primary prevention which automatically evolved the concept of early diagnosis and better results in many cases. As research boomed, so evolved chemotherapy and the effort to reduce side effects succeeded however etiology and nutritional side effects needed more studies and efforts. The past decade has witnessed monumental progress in the treatment of malignancies with more…
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