Pragati Jain
Biographic Data
| ID | 3696839 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pragati Jain |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pragati |
| FAMILY NAME | Jain |
| SIGNATURE | JAIN P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Central University of Rajasthan |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8299-726X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Growth or emission targets
Breaking barriers
Assessing the elements impacting women’s decision-making authority within their households becomes increasingly essential if societies have to be more inclusive. This study takes the National Family Health Survey–5 (NFHS–5) to understand the influence of selected factors such as the highest education level acquired, their occupational status, access to a bank account, decision-making power regarding their health care, whether they own a solitary …
Unveiling the nexus between water scarcity and socioeconomic development in the water-scarce countries
Environmental cost of food wastage
Food, when wasted, reaches landfills and emits greenhouse gases. The impact of greenhouse gases (GHGs), in turn, is felt by even those who do not waste food in the place. Externalities thus created are known to distort market efficiency and the most widely discussed externality is climate change. This study takes the case of United States of America (USA) to ascertain the GHGs resulting due to food wastage. The difference between cost per capita …
Covid-19 pandemic and vaccine geopolitics
COVID-19 investigates and reveals the intersections of public health and geopolitics at various scales and locations. The existing literature focuses on geopolitical health determinants. It has also been demonstrated how populist nationalism influences public responses to disease. COVID-19 is being portrayed in a popular geopolitical context, with expertise being called into question, conspiracies being spread, lockdowns being contested, mask-wea…
Are the Sustainable Development Goals really sustainable? A policy perspective
Sustainable development seeks human well‐being without stretching the ecological limits. It is assumed that if sustainable development is aspired at global level, the goals prescribed should be within the planetary limits. A comparison of the scores of countries with respect to Sustainable Development Goal Index (SDGI) and scores on Ecological Footprints (EF) portrays quite a grim picture where countries with high EF have attained high scores on …
Ensuring sustainable development by curbing consumerism
The contemporary economic growth models have directed the economies on an unsustainable trajectory where the present generation seems disenchanted with the heap of waste, debt, and insufficiency inherited from their forefathers. The present paper is an attempt to analyze the cause of consumerism and recommend an eco‐spiritual policy perspective for ensuring sustainable development. The paper analyzes that the United Nations recently announced Sus…
Population and development
Sustainable Human Well-being
Sustainability assessment index
This article emphasizes the need for an alternative index which considers sustainability of human development and formulates an index based on strong sustainability. The strong sustainability notion underlines the need for sustaining natural capital resembling ecological footprints and is superior to a weak sustainability criterion since natural capital cannot be substitutable to a wider extent for fostering sustainable human development. The Eco…
Are the Sustainable Development Goals really sustainable? A policy perspective
Sustainable development seeks human well‐being without stretching the ecological limits. It is assumed that if sustainable development is aspired at global level, the goals prescribed should be within the planetary limits. A comparison of the scores of countries with respect to Sustainable Development Goal Index (SDGI) and scores on Ecological Footprints (EF) portrays quite a grim picture where countries with high EF have attained high scores on …
Ensuring sustainable development by curbing consumerism
The contemporary economic growth models have directed the economies on an unsustainable trajectory where the present generation seems disenchanted with the heap of waste, debt, and insufficiency inherited from their forefathers. The present paper is an attempt to analyze the cause of consumerism and recommend an eco‐spiritual policy perspective for ensuring sustainable development. The paper analyzes that the United Nations recently announced Sus…
Environmental cost of food wastage
Food, when wasted, reaches landfills and emits greenhouse gases. The impact of greenhouse gases (GHGs), in turn, is felt by even those who do not waste food in the place. Externalities thus created are known to distort market efficiency and the most widely discussed externality is climate change. This study takes the case of United States of America (USA) to ascertain the GHGs resulting due to food wastage. The difference between cost per capita …
Sustainability assessment index
This article emphasizes the need for an alternative index which considers sustainability of human development and formulates an index based on strong sustainability. The strong sustainability notion underlines the need for sustaining natural capital resembling ecological footprints and is superior to a weak sustainability criterion since natural capital cannot be substitutable to a wider extent for fostering sustainable human development. The Eco…
Sustainable Human Well-being
Population and development
Ensuring sustainable development by curbing consumerism
The contemporary economic growth models have directed the economies on an unsustainable trajectory where the present generation seems disenchanted with the heap of waste, debt, and insufficiency inherited from their forefathers. The present paper is an attempt to analyze the cause of consumerism and recommend an eco‐spiritual policy perspective for ensuring sustainable development. The paper analyzes that the United Nations recently announced Sus…
Are the Sustainable Development Goals really sustainable? A policy perspective
Sustainable development seeks human well‐being without stretching the ecological limits. It is assumed that if sustainable development is aspired at global level, the goals prescribed should be within the planetary limits. A comparison of the scores of countries with respect to Sustainable Development Goal Index (SDGI) and scores on Ecological Footprints (EF) portrays quite a grim picture where countries with high EF have attained high scores on …
Covid-19 pandemic and vaccine geopolitics
COVID-19 investigates and reveals the intersections of public health and geopolitics at various scales and locations. The existing literature focuses on geopolitical health determinants. It has also been demonstrated how populist nationalism influences public responses to disease. COVID-19 is being portrayed in a popular geopolitical context, with expertise being called into question, conspiracies being spread, lockdowns being contested, mask-wea…
Unveiling the nexus between water scarcity and socioeconomic development in the water-scarce countries
Environmental cost of food wastage
Food, when wasted, reaches landfills and emits greenhouse gases. The impact of greenhouse gases (GHGs), in turn, is felt by even those who do not waste food in the place. Externalities thus created are known to distort market efficiency and the most widely discussed externality is climate change. This study takes the case of United States of America (USA) to ascertain the GHGs resulting due to food wastage. The difference between cost per capita …
Growth or emission targets
Breaking barriers
Assessing the elements impacting women’s decision-making authority within their households becomes increasingly essential if societies have to be more inclusive. This study takes the National Family Health Survey–5 (NFHS–5) to understand the influence of selected factors such as the highest education level acquired, their occupational status, access to a bank account, decision-making power regarding their health care, whether they own a solitary …
Economics (8 works) · Sustainable development (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Natural resource economics (4 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Environmental economics (3 works)