Vimal Kumar
Biographic Data
| ID | 3932969 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vimal Kumar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vimal |
| FAMILY NAME | Kumar |
| SIGNATURE | KUMAR V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chaoyang University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7179-3878 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 24 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Mapping the Intellectual Landscape of Rural and Sustainable Entrepreneurship
Research on rural and sustainable entrepreneurship (SE) has gained significant academic attention in recent years, especially in relation to achieving the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. Despite this growing interest, recent studies predominantly analyze rural entrepreneurship (RE) and SE separately, providing limited integrated insights into the functioning of sustainability‐oriented entrepreneurial activities in ru…
Investigating ethical and motivational influences on consumers’ willingness to purchase the refurbished motorcycle parts
As global interest in sustainability and circular economy models intensifies, understanding consumer behaviour toward refurbished products becomes increasingly important—particularly in emerging markets like India. This study examines the ethical and motivational drivers behind consumers' willingness to purchase refurbished motorcycle parts. These parts offer a sustainable alternative in India's fast-growing automotive sector. The research draws …
Happiness based on religion case of Christianity in Thailand
This study investigates the relationship between happiness and Christianity in Thailand, focusing on the roles of religiosity and religious activities. Using a quantitative approach, secondary data from a national survey of 505 Thai Christians were analyzed. An independent samples t-test was conducted to test the hypotheses. The results revealed two key findings: (1) Religiosity did not significantly contribute to happiness among Thai Christians.…
AI-enabled and gamified green HRM practices
Research background: As climate concerns intensify globally, organizations face increasing pressure to integrate sustainability into their core human resource strategies. Although green human resource management has received growing scholarly attention, the role of digital enablers, particularly gamification and AI-driven personalization, remains insufficiently examined. In particular, limited empirical evidence exists on how technologically enab…
Carbon Footprint Management as a Catalyst for Sustainable Industrial Practices
This paper uses a systematic literature review (SLR) of 280 peer‐reviewed articles to evaluate the function of carbon footprint (CFP) management as a motivator for sustainability in industry. The study considers industry perspectives and acknowledges the growth of CFP research as a key measurement area for organizations as well as a strategic enabler to align industry with global climate targets. The study identifies relevant gaps, particularly t…
Archaeometallurgical investigations and computed tomography of excavated ancient copper hoards in Ganaga‐Yamuna Valley, archaeological site
The Ganga‐Yamuna Valley in India has long been a site of archaeological significance, with numerous ancient copper hoards discovered over the years. These copper hoards have been the subject of intense study, as they offer a unique window into the metallurgical practices and trade networks of the region's past civilizations. The study was designed using recent advanced techniques EDXRF, FESEM‐EDAX, and ICP‐MS, including computed tomography scanni…
Redesigning short food supply chains for sustainable livelihoods and economies worldwide
Purpose Short food supply chains (SFSCs) have been extensively researched for their environmental and economic implications. However, these are now confronted with shortcomings such as supply chain resilience (SLR) and societal livelihood (SL) hindering growth. The purpose of this study is to revisit and critically analyze existing SFSC literature, with a focus on SLR, SL, sustainability and human-centricity elements, to propose redesigning attri…
Coping and experience post an adverse birth outcome for fathers
Not applicable
Prakuam
Strategic Response to Organizational Crisis
This bibliometric analysis explores crisis and organization using quantitative dimensions to identify complex patterns, trends and relationships within the academic literature. Understanding crises in organizations in this fast‐changing world is significant. This study encompasses 40 years (1983−2023) and includes 246 journals and 363 documents, demonstrating a robust yearly growth rate of 7.42%. These publications last about 7.78 years on averag…
A review of predictors and outcomes of work engagement in nonprofit organizations
The study proposes a conceptual model of antecedents and consequences of work engagement in non-profit organizations (NPOs) using the job demands-resources (JD-R) model by employing an extensive literature review. For this investigation, a thorough search of the literature was done to find conceptual and empirical publications. Based on the previous literature review, there were twenty-one studies have been included. It has been discovered that p…
Achieving professional qualifications using micro-credentials
Purpose This study examined the factors impeding the implementation of micro-credentials and accepting it as a credible source of earning professional qualifications and certifications necessary for pursuing higher education or other career goals. Design/methodology/approach The factors were identified by reflecting on the recent literature and Internet resources coupled with in-depth brainstorming with experts in the field of micro-credentials i…
Industry 4.0 factors affecting SMEs towards sustainable manufacturing
The study of remote working outcome and its influence on firm performance
This study's goal is to investigate the connection between the results of remote work (RW) and how that affects firm performance (FP). Using an empirical study of 128 IT professionals in a representative sample. Information was acquired through organized questionnaire interviews with business management. RW and other workplace flexibility practices were studied for their effects on FP using multiple regression analysis, and the mean differences i…
Torn ties and waning morale
The present study extends family stress to the work domain and explains how family stressors impact job outcomes. The investigation examines the relationship between family incivility (FI), employee engagement (EE), and perceived supervisor support (PSS) in the context of government school teachers in the Indian subcontinent. The examination uses a time-lag method, collecting data in two phases. The first phase collected demographic and independe…
Organizational architecture of strategic entrepreneurial firms for digital transformation
Assessing the role of creativity and motivation to measure entrepreneurial education and entrepreneurial intention
Purpose The study aims to investigate the association between Entrepreneurial Education (EE) and Entrepreneurial Intention (EI) and the multiple mediation model of Creativity and Entrepreneurial Motivation (EM). Design/methodology/approach The study employed a sample of 300 students who have studied entrepreneurial development courses (short-term and vocational courses) from higher educational institutes located in four States of Northern India. …
A citizen-centric approach to understand the effectiveness of e-government web portals
A citizen-centric approach was used to understand the effectiveness of e-government web portals in India. So, the study aims to find the factors of e-government (i.e., information clarity and appropriateness, relevance & usefulness, information accuracy & completeness, system security, users’ privacy, system stability, and interactive services) and their influence on citizen perception, citizen satisfaction, and users’ intention. Since the e-gove…
Technology convergence assessment
Destruction and settlement norms as determinants of conflict
Forecasting technological positioning through technology knowledge redundancy
Opportunism in Polarization
That Congress has experienced increased polarization is clear, and burgeoning is the literature investigating its causes and consequences. Here we examine a counterintuitive wrinkle on the latter. Drawing from a simple game‐theoretic model in which a president strategically allocates scarce “political capital” to induce changes in legislators' votes, we show congressional polarization can actually improve a president's prospects for winning key r…
How presidents push, when presidents win
Presidents’ positive role in US lawmaking is as ubiquitous as it is unclear. While a rich literature has identified many macro-level factors that constrain presidents’ policymaking potential, still unanswered is Richard Neustadt’s micro-level question: how can presidents influence legislation given the context and Congress they happen to inherit? Developing a game theoretic model in which the president allocates scarce ‘political capital’ to indu…
Characteristics of the distribution of emigrant Indian radiologists, pathologists and anesthesiologists in the United States
Organizational architecture of strategic entrepreneurial firms for digital transformation
Technology convergence assessment
How presidents push, when presidents win
Presidents’ positive role in US lawmaking is as ubiquitous as it is unclear. While a rich literature has identified many macro-level factors that constrain presidents’ policymaking potential, still unanswered is Richard Neustadt’s micro-level question: how can presidents influence legislation given the context and Congress they happen to inherit? Developing a game theoretic model in which the president allocates scarce ‘political capital’ to indu…
Industry 4.0 factors affecting SMEs towards sustainable manufacturing
Opportunism in Polarization
That Congress has experienced increased polarization is clear, and burgeoning is the literature investigating its causes and consequences. Here we examine a counterintuitive wrinkle on the latter. Drawing from a simple game‐theoretic model in which a president strategically allocates scarce “political capital” to induce changes in legislators' votes, we show congressional polarization can actually improve a president's prospects for winning key r…
Characteristics of the distribution of emigrant Indian radiologists, pathologists and anesthesiologists in the United States
Opportunism in Polarization
That Congress has experienced increased polarization is clear, and burgeoning is the literature investigating its causes and consequences. Here we examine a counterintuitive wrinkle on the latter. Drawing from a simple game‐theoretic model in which a president strategically allocates scarce “political capital” to induce changes in legislators' votes, we show congressional polarization can actually improve a president's prospects for winning key r…
How presidents push, when presidents win
Presidents’ positive role in US lawmaking is as ubiquitous as it is unclear. While a rich literature has identified many macro-level factors that constrain presidents’ policymaking potential, still unanswered is Richard Neustadt’s micro-level question: how can presidents influence legislation given the context and Congress they happen to inherit? Developing a game theoretic model in which the president allocates scarce ‘political capital’ to indu…
Destruction and settlement norms as determinants of conflict
Forecasting technological positioning through technology knowledge redundancy
Technology convergence assessment
Assessing the role of creativity and motivation to measure entrepreneurial education and entrepreneurial intention
Purpose The study aims to investigate the association between Entrepreneurial Education (EE) and Entrepreneurial Intention (EI) and the multiple mediation model of Creativity and Entrepreneurial Motivation (EM). Design/methodology/approach The study employed a sample of 300 students who have studied entrepreneurial development courses (short-term and vocational courses) from higher educational institutes located in four States of Northern India. …
A citizen-centric approach to understand the effectiveness of e-government web portals
A citizen-centric approach was used to understand the effectiveness of e-government web portals in India. So, the study aims to find the factors of e-government (i.e., information clarity and appropriateness, relevance & usefulness, information accuracy & completeness, system security, users’ privacy, system stability, and interactive services) and their influence on citizen perception, citizen satisfaction, and users’ intention. Since the e-gove…
The study of remote working outcome and its influence on firm performance
This study's goal is to investigate the connection between the results of remote work (RW) and how that affects firm performance (FP). Using an empirical study of 128 IT professionals in a representative sample. Information was acquired through organized questionnaire interviews with business management. RW and other workplace flexibility practices were studied for their effects on FP using multiple regression analysis, and the mean differences i…
Torn ties and waning morale
The present study extends family stress to the work domain and explains how family stressors impact job outcomes. The investigation examines the relationship between family incivility (FI), employee engagement (EE), and perceived supervisor support (PSS) in the context of government school teachers in the Indian subcontinent. The examination uses a time-lag method, collecting data in two phases. The first phase collected demographic and independe…
Organizational architecture of strategic entrepreneurial firms for digital transformation
A review of predictors and outcomes of work engagement in nonprofit organizations
The study proposes a conceptual model of antecedents and consequences of work engagement in non-profit organizations (NPOs) using the job demands-resources (JD-R) model by employing an extensive literature review. For this investigation, a thorough search of the literature was done to find conceptual and empirical publications. Based on the previous literature review, there were twenty-one studies have been included. It has been discovered that p…
Achieving professional qualifications using micro-credentials
Purpose This study examined the factors impeding the implementation of micro-credentials and accepting it as a credible source of earning professional qualifications and certifications necessary for pursuing higher education or other career goals. Design/methodology/approach The factors were identified by reflecting on the recent literature and Internet resources coupled with in-depth brainstorming with experts in the field of micro-credentials i…
Industry 4.0 factors affecting SMEs towards sustainable manufacturing
Redesigning short food supply chains for sustainable livelihoods and economies worldwide
Purpose Short food supply chains (SFSCs) have been extensively researched for their environmental and economic implications. However, these are now confronted with shortcomings such as supply chain resilience (SLR) and societal livelihood (SL) hindering growth. The purpose of this study is to revisit and critically analyze existing SFSC literature, with a focus on SLR, SL, sustainability and human-centricity elements, to propose redesigning attri…
Coping and experience post an adverse birth outcome for fathers
Not applicable
Prakuam
Strategic Response to Organizational Crisis
This bibliometric analysis explores crisis and organization using quantitative dimensions to identify complex patterns, trends and relationships within the academic literature. Understanding crises in organizations in this fast‐changing world is significant. This study encompasses 40 years (1983−2023) and includes 246 journals and 363 documents, demonstrating a robust yearly growth rate of 7.42%. These publications last about 7.78 years on averag…
Mapping the Intellectual Landscape of Rural and Sustainable Entrepreneurship
Research on rural and sustainable entrepreneurship (SE) has gained significant academic attention in recent years, especially in relation to achieving the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. Despite this growing interest, recent studies predominantly analyze rural entrepreneurship (RE) and SE separately, providing limited integrated insights into the functioning of sustainability‐oriented entrepreneurial activities in ru…
Investigating ethical and motivational influences on consumers’ willingness to purchase the refurbished motorcycle parts
As global interest in sustainability and circular economy models intensifies, understanding consumer behaviour toward refurbished products becomes increasingly important—particularly in emerging markets like India. This study examines the ethical and motivational drivers behind consumers' willingness to purchase refurbished motorcycle parts. These parts offer a sustainable alternative in India's fast-growing automotive sector. The research draws …
Happiness based on religion case of Christianity in Thailand
This study investigates the relationship between happiness and Christianity in Thailand, focusing on the roles of religiosity and religious activities. Using a quantitative approach, secondary data from a national survey of 505 Thai Christians were analyzed. An independent samples t-test was conducted to test the hypotheses. The results revealed two key findings: (1) Religiosity did not significantly contribute to happiness among Thai Christians.…
AI-enabled and gamified green HRM practices
Research background: As climate concerns intensify globally, organizations face increasing pressure to integrate sustainability into their core human resource strategies. Although green human resource management has received growing scholarly attention, the role of digital enablers, particularly gamification and AI-driven personalization, remains insufficiently examined. In particular, limited empirical evidence exists on how technologically enab…
Carbon Footprint Management as a Catalyst for Sustainable Industrial Practices
This paper uses a systematic literature review (SLR) of 280 peer‐reviewed articles to evaluate the function of carbon footprint (CFP) management as a motivator for sustainability in industry. The study considers industry perspectives and acknowledges the growth of CFP research as a key measurement area for organizations as well as a strategic enabler to align industry with global climate targets. The study identifies relevant gaps, particularly t…
Archaeometallurgical investigations and computed tomography of excavated ancient copper hoards in Ganaga‐Yamuna Valley, archaeological site
The Ganga‐Yamuna Valley in India has long been a site of archaeological significance, with numerous ancient copper hoards discovered over the years. These copper hoards have been the subject of intense study, as they offer a unique window into the metallurgical practices and trade networks of the region's past civilizations. The study was designed using recent advanced techniques EDXRF, FESEM‐EDAX, and ICP‐MS, including computed tomography scanni…
Business (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · Economics (8 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Marketing (6 works) · Knowledge management (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Law (4 works)