Ram Ranjan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3703755 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ram Ranjan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ram |
| FAMILY NAME | Ranjan |
| SIGNATURE | RANJAN R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Macquarie University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8756-9392 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Forest carbon buffers and sustainability-linked price premiums
Assessing the susceptibility of India’s energy-intensive and mining-dependent industries to EU climate regulations
Promoting agroforestry on sand dunes for desertification control in arid regions
This research focuses on tackling the issue of fertile land turning into desert in arid regions. It proposes a solution involving financial incentives based on payment for ecosystem services (PES) to encourage the transformation of privately owned sand dunes into agroforestry systems. Under the proposed mechanism, farmers plant Acacia nilotica trees along with pearl millet on sand dunes, which provides resilient economic returns in regions with h…
Balancing greenwashing risks and forest carbon sequestration benefits
Creating synergies between payments for ecosystem services, green bonds, and catastrophe insurance markets for enhanced environmental resilience
Land use decisions under Redd+ incentives when warming temperatures affect crop productivity and forest biomass growth rates
Protecting warming lakes through climate-adaptive PES mechanisms
Deriving double dividends through linking payments for ecosystem services to environmental entrepreneurship
A forestry-based PES mechanism for enhancing the sustainability of Chilika Lake through reduced siltation loading
Optimal mangrove restoration through community engagement on coastal lands facing climatic risks
What drives forest degradation in the central Himalayas? Understanding the feedback dynamics between participatory forest management institutions and the species composition of forests
How Socio-Economic and Natural Resource Inequality Impedes Entrepreneurial Ventures of Farmers in Rural India
Bargaining Among Farmers, Goodwill, and the Success of Cooperatives
A model of concessional bargaining among farmers explains the success (or lack thereof) of cooperative institutions in rural farm settings in the developing regions. Concessional bargaining in day‐to‐day interactions generates goodwill, which helps smoothen future dealings amongst farmers as well as with outside agents. In particular, we model the existence of goodwill amongst farmers as enhancing their ability to collectively bargain with an out…
Exploring Inter-Relationships among Human-Tiger Conflicts, Human Capital Outcomes for Forest Dependent Communities and the Sustainability of Tiger Habitats
Achieving Sustainability and Development through Collective Action? An Empirical Analysis of the Impact of the Bore Pool Sharing Program on Farm Incomes and Crop Choices
Linking common property resource management to human capital outcomes
Groundwater Management Through Collective Participation
In response to prolonged drought situations, water collectives have been promoted and exist in most water scarce farming regions to help them sustainably manage groundwater resources. However, the sustainability of the collectives itself is prone to groundwater depletion and to the risk of its irreversible future loss. The role of groundwater loss risk in determining the success or failure of groundwater collectives is inadequately understood. In…
The environmental Kuznets curve when the environment exhibits hysteresis
Achieving Sustainability and Development through Collective Action? An Empirical Analysis of the Impact of the Bore Pool Sharing Program on Farm Incomes and Crop Choices
Balancing greenwashing risks and forest carbon sequestration benefits
Creating synergies between payments for ecosystem services, green bonds, and catastrophe insurance markets for enhanced environmental resilience
Land use decisions under Redd+ incentives when warming temperatures affect crop productivity and forest biomass growth rates
Optimal mangrove restoration through community engagement on coastal lands facing climatic risks
What drives forest degradation in the central Himalayas? Understanding the feedback dynamics between participatory forest management institutions and the species composition of forests
Bargaining Among Farmers, Goodwill, and the Success of Cooperatives
A model of concessional bargaining among farmers explains the success (or lack thereof) of cooperative institutions in rural farm settings in the developing regions. Concessional bargaining in day‐to‐day interactions generates goodwill, which helps smoothen future dealings amongst farmers as well as with outside agents. In particular, we model the existence of goodwill amongst farmers as enhancing their ability to collectively bargain with an out…
The environmental Kuznets curve when the environment exhibits hysteresis
Linking common property resource management to human capital outcomes
Groundwater Management Through Collective Participation
In response to prolonged drought situations, water collectives have been promoted and exist in most water scarce farming regions to help them sustainably manage groundwater resources. However, the sustainability of the collectives itself is prone to groundwater depletion and to the risk of its irreversible future loss. The role of groundwater loss risk in determining the success or failure of groundwater collectives is inadequately understood. In…
Exploring Inter-Relationships among Human-Tiger Conflicts, Human Capital Outcomes for Forest Dependent Communities and the Sustainability of Tiger Habitats
Achieving Sustainability and Development through Collective Action? An Empirical Analysis of the Impact of the Bore Pool Sharing Program on Farm Incomes and Crop Choices
Bargaining Among Farmers, Goodwill, and the Success of Cooperatives
A model of concessional bargaining among farmers explains the success (or lack thereof) of cooperative institutions in rural farm settings in the developing regions. Concessional bargaining in day‐to‐day interactions generates goodwill, which helps smoothen future dealings amongst farmers as well as with outside agents. In particular, we model the existence of goodwill amongst farmers as enhancing their ability to collectively bargain with an out…
What drives forest degradation in the central Himalayas? Understanding the feedback dynamics between participatory forest management institutions and the species composition of forests
How Socio-Economic and Natural Resource Inequality Impedes Entrepreneurial Ventures of Farmers in Rural India
Deriving double dividends through linking payments for ecosystem services to environmental entrepreneurship
A forestry-based PES mechanism for enhancing the sustainability of Chilika Lake through reduced siltation loading
Optimal mangrove restoration through community engagement on coastal lands facing climatic risks
Protecting warming lakes through climate-adaptive PES mechanisms
Land use decisions under Redd+ incentives when warming temperatures affect crop productivity and forest biomass growth rates
Promoting agroforestry on sand dunes for desertification control in arid regions
This research focuses on tackling the issue of fertile land turning into desert in arid regions. It proposes a solution involving financial incentives based on payment for ecosystem services (PES) to encourage the transformation of privately owned sand dunes into agroforestry systems. Under the proposed mechanism, farmers plant Acacia nilotica trees along with pearl millet on sand dunes, which provides resilient economic returns in regions with h…
Balancing greenwashing risks and forest carbon sequestration benefits
Creating synergies between payments for ecosystem services, green bonds, and catastrophe insurance markets for enhanced environmental resilience
Forest carbon buffers and sustainability-linked price premiums
Assessing the susceptibility of India’s energy-intensive and mining-dependent industries to EU climate regulations
Economics (16 works) · Ecology (14 works) · Business (13 works) · Natural resource economics (13 works) · Environmental Science (11 works) · Geography (9 works) · Agriculture (8 works) · Environmental resource management (8 works) · Livelihood (8 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (7 works)