Sana Fatima
Biographic Data
| ID | 3724306 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sana Fatima |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sana |
| FAMILY NAME | Fatima |
| SIGNATURE | FATIMA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Symbiosis International University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8280-7067 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The impact of digital innovation, geopolitical risk, and oil prices on food production sustainability
The Spatial Spillover Effect of Institutional Quality on the Path to Sustainable Socioeconomic Development in Africa
Africa's sustainable socioeconomic development is increasingly challenged by institutional disparities, where weak governance undermines progress in human capital indicators such as life expectancy and educational attainment. Despite recognition of institutional quality's role in fostering transparency, accountability, and stability, existing research often overlooks its spatial spillover effects across interconnected African nations. This study …
Deciphering Adaptive and Invasive Strategies of Ipomoea carnea in Formulating Land Management at Elevated Mountains
Ipomoea carnea Jacq., a widespread invasive medicinal plant, thrives across diverse ecosystems, from deserts and wetlands to plains and mountains. Investigating its adaptations across different elevations is crucial for formulating land management strategies. This study explores the structural and functional plasticity of I. carnea along diverse mountain elevations. Plant and soil samples were collected along an elevation gradient (400–2400 m) fr…
Monitoring the spatial spillover effects of wildfire carbon emissions and urban settlements on biodiversity loss in sub-Saharan Africa
Wildfires in Sub-Saharan African (SSA) drylands are major drivers of deforestation, forest degradation, and biodiversity loss, with consequences that often extend beyond national borders. However, the spatial impacts of wildfire-related carbon emissions, burned areas, and urban expansion on biodiversity remain understudied. This research addresses this gap by applying the Spatial Durbin Model (SDM) to annual data from 40 SSA countries spanning 20…
The role of tourism, natural resources, and renewable energy in enhancing economic growth and combating climate change in Opec economies
Environmental impacts of aquaculture, marine shipping, and blue R&D in Nordic countries
Aquaculture is flourishing in the Nordic region, namely in Norway and Denmark since their coastline geographic positioning. Conversely, despite the potential for utilizing marine resources and wind energy through extensive research and development (R&D), these countries nonetheless face ongoing environmental challenges due to large-scale aquaculture and maritime operations. Nevertheless, there has been insufficient focus on comprehending the cons…
Industry 5.0 and sustainable production
Does firms’ economic performance affect social and environmental performance with the mediation of the green image
This study investigates how firms’ economic performance (EP) influences social performance (SP) and environmental performance (EnP) through the mediating role of green image (GI) in Pakistan’s manufacturing sector, offering critical insights for achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in developing economies. While prior research predominantly explores how sustainability initiatives affect profitability, this work reverses the lens,…
Evolution of the Human Brain and the Myth of its Ten-Percent Use
The human brain is a complex organ that controls nearly every function of the human body. As science believes, humans evolved from apes but over time, humans achieved domain specification and maturation in the nervous system due to which they gained sensory, language, and other social cognition functions, called higher-level cognitive functions. Neurogenesis, or brain development, is an organized process that starts from the early weeks of pregna…
Modelling the role of fiscal and monetary policy instruments on carbon emission in non-linear framework
India is the second most populous country in the world and stood at seventh rank in a major climate risk index in 2019, which is a grave concern for the Indian government, policymakers and environmentalists. Therefore, the present study examines the role of fiscal policy and monetary policy instruments along with select macroeconomic variables on carbon emission in India over the period 1971-2019 in the non-linear framework. The outcome of the st…
A Study of Marginalized Groups in Our Lady of Alice Bhatti and The God of Small Things
Muhammad Hanif and Arundhati Roy are highly appraised and representative writers of Post-Colonial era.They have been highly appreciated and criticized for their thematic concerns in their novels.Marxism can be utilized as a suitable device to break down the novels for new interpretations and it is also stressed the destructive impact of capitalism.This study mirrors struggle of lower class against upper one and unearths the miseries of those who …
Comparing the efficiency of different scheme's under “Bharat NirmanYojana”
The development of rural infrastructure is an important component in improving the standard of living in developing countries. In India, the government has taken up numerous measures to contribute toward the development of rural infrastructure, thereby initiating the Bharat Nirman Yojana (BNY). In this research study, the Malmquist model of input‐oriented DEA has been conducted to determine the efficiency of six schemes of the BNY for the time pe…
Contribution of agriculture in economic growth
Economists have argued that role of agriculture is pivotal for economic development of the nation. Worldwide studies have shown that agriculture sector is more effective in reducing hunger and poverty than other sectors. This study is an attempt to ascertain the importance of agriculture in the economic growth of West Bengal. Agriculture, being the source of livelihood and supplier of raw material to various industries, triggers economic growth o…
Determinants of Income Diversification of Farm Households’ in Uttar Pradesh, India
This article investigates the determinants of diversified income sources in farm households in Uttar Pradesh, India. Data has been collected from 220 randomly selected respondents through structured questionnaires. This study analyzed the effect of farmers’ characteristics, farm characteristics, institutional factors, and perceived climate risk on income sources diversification adopted by farm households. A logistic regression model was developed…
An Assessment of Sectoral Dynamics and Employment Shift in Indian and Chinese Economy
This study has analysed structural transformation and inter-sectoral relationships of the Indian and the Chinese economy. Variation in employment dynamics across the sectors and growth instability is also examined by taking data from the World Development Indicators (WDI, 2015) of the World Bank. The study has revealed that there is a gradual decline in agriculture in both the countries. Both the economies are now concentrating at service sectors…
Contribution of agriculture in economic growth
Economists have argued that role of agriculture is pivotal for economic development of the nation. Worldwide studies have shown that agriculture sector is more effective in reducing hunger and poverty than other sectors. This study is an attempt to ascertain the importance of agriculture in the economic growth of West Bengal. Agriculture, being the source of livelihood and supplier of raw material to various industries, triggers economic growth o…
Determinants of Income Diversification of Farm Households’ in Uttar Pradesh, India
This article investigates the determinants of diversified income sources in farm households in Uttar Pradesh, India. Data has been collected from 220 randomly selected respondents through structured questionnaires. This study analyzed the effect of farmers’ characteristics, farm characteristics, institutional factors, and perceived climate risk on income sources diversification adopted by farm households. A logistic regression model was developed…
Comparing the efficiency of different scheme's under “Bharat NirmanYojana”
The development of rural infrastructure is an important component in improving the standard of living in developing countries. In India, the government has taken up numerous measures to contribute toward the development of rural infrastructure, thereby initiating the Bharat Nirman Yojana (BNY). In this research study, the Malmquist model of input‐oriented DEA has been conducted to determine the efficiency of six schemes of the BNY for the time pe…
An Assessment of Sectoral Dynamics and Employment Shift in Indian and Chinese Economy
This study has analysed structural transformation and inter-sectoral relationships of the Indian and the Chinese economy. Variation in employment dynamics across the sectors and growth instability is also examined by taking data from the World Development Indicators (WDI, 2015) of the World Bank. The study has revealed that there is a gradual decline in agriculture in both the countries. Both the economies are now concentrating at service sectors…
Contribution of agriculture in economic growth
Economists have argued that role of agriculture is pivotal for economic development of the nation. Worldwide studies have shown that agriculture sector is more effective in reducing hunger and poverty than other sectors. This study is an attempt to ascertain the importance of agriculture in the economic growth of West Bengal. Agriculture, being the source of livelihood and supplier of raw material to various industries, triggers economic growth o…
Determinants of Income Diversification of Farm Households’ in Uttar Pradesh, India
This article investigates the determinants of diversified income sources in farm households in Uttar Pradesh, India. Data has been collected from 220 randomly selected respondents through structured questionnaires. This study analyzed the effect of farmers’ characteristics, farm characteristics, institutional factors, and perceived climate risk on income sources diversification adopted by farm households. A logistic regression model was developed…
A Study of Marginalized Groups in Our Lady of Alice Bhatti and The God of Small Things
Muhammad Hanif and Arundhati Roy are highly appraised and representative writers of Post-Colonial era.They have been highly appreciated and criticized for their thematic concerns in their novels.Marxism can be utilized as a suitable device to break down the novels for new interpretations and it is also stressed the destructive impact of capitalism.This study mirrors struggle of lower class against upper one and unearths the miseries of those who …
Comparing the efficiency of different scheme's under “Bharat NirmanYojana”
The development of rural infrastructure is an important component in improving the standard of living in developing countries. In India, the government has taken up numerous measures to contribute toward the development of rural infrastructure, thereby initiating the Bharat Nirman Yojana (BNY). In this research study, the Malmquist model of input‐oriented DEA has been conducted to determine the efficiency of six schemes of the BNY for the time pe…
Modelling the role of fiscal and monetary policy instruments on carbon emission in non-linear framework
India is the second most populous country in the world and stood at seventh rank in a major climate risk index in 2019, which is a grave concern for the Indian government, policymakers and environmentalists. Therefore, the present study examines the role of fiscal policy and monetary policy instruments along with select macroeconomic variables on carbon emission in India over the period 1971-2019 in the non-linear framework. The outcome of the st…
Evolution of the Human Brain and the Myth of its Ten-Percent Use
The human brain is a complex organ that controls nearly every function of the human body. As science believes, humans evolved from apes but over time, humans achieved domain specification and maturation in the nervous system due to which they gained sensory, language, and other social cognition functions, called higher-level cognitive functions. Neurogenesis, or brain development, is an organized process that starts from the early weeks of pregna…
Deciphering Adaptive and Invasive Strategies of Ipomoea carnea in Formulating Land Management at Elevated Mountains
Ipomoea carnea Jacq., a widespread invasive medicinal plant, thrives across diverse ecosystems, from deserts and wetlands to plains and mountains. Investigating its adaptations across different elevations is crucial for formulating land management strategies. This study explores the structural and functional plasticity of I. carnea along diverse mountain elevations. Plant and soil samples were collected along an elevation gradient (400–2400 m) fr…
Monitoring the spatial spillover effects of wildfire carbon emissions and urban settlements on biodiversity loss in sub-Saharan Africa
Wildfires in Sub-Saharan African (SSA) drylands are major drivers of deforestation, forest degradation, and biodiversity loss, with consequences that often extend beyond national borders. However, the spatial impacts of wildfire-related carbon emissions, burned areas, and urban expansion on biodiversity remain understudied. This research addresses this gap by applying the Spatial Durbin Model (SDM) to annual data from 40 SSA countries spanning 20…
The role of tourism, natural resources, and renewable energy in enhancing economic growth and combating climate change in Opec economies
Environmental impacts of aquaculture, marine shipping, and blue R&D in Nordic countries
Aquaculture is flourishing in the Nordic region, namely in Norway and Denmark since their coastline geographic positioning. Conversely, despite the potential for utilizing marine resources and wind energy through extensive research and development (R&D), these countries nonetheless face ongoing environmental challenges due to large-scale aquaculture and maritime operations. Nevertheless, there has been insufficient focus on comprehending the cons…
Industry 5.0 and sustainable production
Does firms’ economic performance affect social and environmental performance with the mediation of the green image
This study investigates how firms’ economic performance (EP) influences social performance (SP) and environmental performance (EnP) through the mediating role of green image (GI) in Pakistan’s manufacturing sector, offering critical insights for achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in developing economies. While prior research predominantly explores how sustainability initiatives affect profitability, this work reverses the lens,…
The impact of digital innovation, geopolitical risk, and oil prices on food production sustainability
The Spatial Spillover Effect of Institutional Quality on the Path to Sustainable Socioeconomic Development in Africa
Africa's sustainable socioeconomic development is increasingly challenged by institutional disparities, where weak governance undermines progress in human capital indicators such as life expectancy and educational attainment. Despite recognition of institutional quality's role in fostering transparency, accountability, and stability, existing research often overlooks its spatial spillover effects across interconnected African nations. This study …
Economics (8 works) · Business (5 works) · Agriculture (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Sustainable development (4 works) · Agricultural economics (3 works) · Agricultural Economics and Practices (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Energy, Environment, Economic Growth (3 works) · Art (2 works)