Ajay Sharma
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4264646 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ajay Sharma |
| NOMBRES | Ajay |
| APELLIDO | Sharma |
| FIRMA | SHARMA A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Georgia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5754-6114 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 29 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Migration and educational assortative mating in India
Representation of medical specialties in dean’s cabinets at the top 40 NIH-funded United States medical schools
Teacher candidates navigating immigration discourses in a politically polarized era
This study examines how preservice teachers conceptualized immigration in their online posts in an undergraduate teacher education course in the southeastern United States. Guided by a Foucauldian poststructuralist framework, we understand that in a discursive field such as a teacher education classroom, there are always competing discourses that inform students’ performativity (Butler, J. (1999). Gender trouble: Feminism and the subversion of id…
Family forest landowners’ decision-making about reforestation and timber salvaging post hurricane
Providing financial assistance to forest landowners after hurricanes can help with reforestation. • Owning forestlands to harvest timber is a strong motivator for reforestation and grant application. • Large volumes of debris still left on family forest lands after hurricane. • Larger landowners are more likely to reforest their lands and apply for the grant. • Our study reveals lack of awareness and accessibility for forest landowners to apply f…
Dormant season submergence as a predictor of forest seedling survival in a connected floodplain
Dormant season floods are receding earlier in the Apalachicola River. • Established seedlings of common competitors are similarly tolerant to dormant season submergence. • Duration of submergence does not advantage established seedlings of competitors differently. • Aerobic conditions of flood water in connected floodplains limit stress to established seedlings. Hydroperiod predicts forest species composition within floodplains, which influences …
The hurricane was gritando ’
From parochialism to cosmopolitanism
Study the impact of religious fundamentalism and the psychological effect of extremism and terrorism in diverse religions
India is considered a well-known secular democracy in the universe with the present context of growing religious extremism and terrorism. Most of the research examines whether the fundamentalism/sexism association differs between genders, nor explores whether individual-level measures of fundamentalism are more likely applicable to personal beliefs that lead to extremism and terrorism. This research finds the impact of religious fundamentalism an…
Disarticulating neoliberalized care in education
Teachers are burned out and leaving the profession at an alarming rate. We see this problem connected with the ethical orientation of care ethics that teachers are encouraged to adopt while preparing to enter the profession. When they enter the profession, educators often find themselves confronting a neoliberal hegemony that is at odds with care ethics in both theory and practice. This neoliberalized context is incompatible with the relational c…
Profitability analysis of southern plantations through timber alone or timber and carbon integration in pine-sweetgum mixes
Study the Impact of Religious Fundamentalism and the Psychological Effect of Extremism and Terrorism in Diverse Religions
Prioritising crowdfunding benefits
Manifestations of neoliberal feminism in U.S. teacher lactation behaviours
This study investigates the material-discursive contexts available for lactation amongst U.S. teachers who wish to continue nursing [a] child(ren) upon returning full-time to the classroom. Using critical feminist methodologies, we interviewed teacher-parents who chose to lactate or nurse their infants while at school. The study suggests that schools in the United States might be rife with neo-patriarchy that is highly oppressive to teacher-paren…
Converting plantations to uneven-aged stands
Uneven-aged silviculture is becoming increasingly popular as a tool to restore and manage forests for multiple benefits. However, there are few studies that evaluate the growth response of shade intolerant pine species in the southeastern United States to regeneration harvests during stand conversion process. We utilized an existing long-term, operational scale, replicated stand conversion trial in the southeastern United States to evaluate the e…
Heterogeneity among migrants, education–occupation mismatch and returns to education
Using nationally representative data for India, this paper examines the incidence of education–occupation mismatch (EOM) and returns to education and EOM for internal migrants while considering the heterogeneity among them. In particular, it considers heterogeneity arising because of the reason to migrate, demographic characteristics, spatial factors, migration experience and type of migration. The analysis reveals that there is variation in the …
The genus Nepeta
The Case History of an Insect Infestation Revealed Using X-ray Computed Tomography and Implications for Museum Collections Management Decisions
The protection of cultural heritage and property is a significant and critical task that requires collaboration and expertise in a variety of disciplines. Of the many risk factors, insect infestation is one cause of deterioration and loss. At a large, state university, disparate departments, ranging from Facilities Management to the Entomology Department and Veterinary Medicine, assisted the university museum in identifying a drywood termite infe…
Neoliberal etiology and educational failure
Blaming teachers and schools for perceived or actual educational failures are popular tropes for justifying educational reforms in the United States. Critical educational research implicates neoliberalism in the normalized positioning of teachers and schools as the key suspects in educational failures. This article critiques the etiology of neoliberalism through a critical analysis of the nature of causal relata, causal relations, and the assumed…
Vulnerabilities for Exposure to Emerging Infectious Disease at Urban Settlements in Nepal
The undercurrents of neoliberal ethics in science curricula
The world is confronted with wicked environmental problems that cannot be well understood or acted upon without addressing their ethical dimensions. Research shows that official science curricula on environmental science and ecology topics are shaped by the scientific discourse and environmental discourses of ecological modernization and green governmentality. These discourses carry tacit ethical stances that need to be acknowledged and assessed …
Education–Occupation Mismatch and Dispersion in Returns to Education
Migrant Networks in the Urban Labour Market
This paper analyses the informal channels of the job search process through migrant networks in the urban labour markets in developing countries. Using a novel approach and nationwide sample survey, we measure various aspects of migrant networks such as size, diversity, efficiency and experience content and estimate their effect on probability of employment. Our findings suggest that migrant stock (having experience content) has an inverted-U rel…
Chenopodium album Linn. leaves prevent ethylene glycol-induced urolithiasis in rats
Contours of neoliberalism in US empirical educational research
Neoliberalism has an enormous influence on P–12 education in most industrial societies. In this integrative, theoretical literature review, we surveyed the journal articles on neoliberalism in US-based educational research to better understand how neoliberalism has been conceptualized in this body of work and to offer implications for future research on neoliberalism and education. We drew on Foucauldian discourse theories to conduct an analysis …
Urban Proximity and Spatial Pattern of Land Use and Development in Rural India
Using non-parametric methods and India Human Development Survey 2004–2005, this study analyses the effect of urban proximity in terms of distance and connectivity on spatial pattern of land-use and development in the context of rural India. We find that, in urban surroundings, rural areas have diversified economic activities, intensive agriculture with higher spending on various inputs, higher economic wellbeing in terms of wages, income and cons…
Contours of neoliberalism in US empirical educational research
Neoliberalism has an enormous influence on P–12 education in most industrial societies. In this integrative, theoretical literature review, we surveyed the journal articles on neoliberalism in US-based educational research to better understand how neoliberalism has been conceptualized in this body of work and to offer implications for future research on neoliberalism and education. We drew on Foucauldian discourse theories to conduct an analysis …
Efficacy of carbon and bioenergy markets in mitigating carbon emissions on reforested lands
Disarticulating neoliberalized care in education
Teachers are burned out and leaving the profession at an alarming rate. We see this problem connected with the ethical orientation of care ethics that teachers are encouraged to adopt while preparing to enter the profession. When they enter the profession, educators often find themselves confronting a neoliberal hegemony that is at odds with care ethics in both theory and practice. This neoliberalized context is incompatible with the relational c…
Heterogeneity among migrants, education–occupation mismatch and returns to education
Using nationally representative data for India, this paper examines the incidence of education–occupation mismatch (EOM) and returns to education and EOM for internal migrants while considering the heterogeneity among them. In particular, it considers heterogeneity arising because of the reason to migrate, demographic characteristics, spatial factors, migration experience and type of migration. The analysis reveals that there is variation in the …
Metal Ion Effect on BOD Exertion at Different Temperatures
The toxic effect of metal ions like chromium (Cr3+), cobalt (Co2+), nickel (Ni2+), copper (Cu2+), cadmium (Cd2+) and lead (Pb2+) on biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) of synthetic wastewater samples has been studied at different temperatures i.e., 15 degrees C, 20 degrees C, 25 degrees C and 30 degrees C. Experiments were conducted for BOD exertion in presence (10 ppm of each metal ion) and in the absence of metal ions at different temperatures. Tra…
Growth of the Urban Shadow, Spatial Distribution of Economic Activities, and Commuting by Workers in Rural and Urban India
Urban Proximity and Spatial Pattern of Land Use and Development in Rural India
Using non-parametric methods and India Human Development Survey 2004–2005, this study analyses the effect of urban proximity in terms of distance and connectivity on spatial pattern of land-use and development in the context of rural India. We find that, in urban surroundings, rural areas have diversified economic activities, intensive agriculture with higher spending on various inputs, higher economic wellbeing in terms of wages, income and cons…
Efficacy of carbon and bioenergy markets in mitigating carbon emissions on reforested lands
Impact of commuting by workers on household dietary diversity in rural India
Chenopodium album Linn. leaves prevent ethylene glycol-induced urolithiasis in rats
Contours of neoliberalism in US empirical educational research
Neoliberalism has an enormous influence on P–12 education in most industrial societies. In this integrative, theoretical literature review, we surveyed the journal articles on neoliberalism in US-based educational research to better understand how neoliberalism has been conceptualized in this body of work and to offer implications for future research on neoliberalism and education. We drew on Foucauldian discourse theories to conduct an analysis …
Migrant Networks in the Urban Labour Market
This paper analyses the informal channels of the job search process through migrant networks in the urban labour markets in developing countries. Using a novel approach and nationwide sample survey, we measure various aspects of migrant networks such as size, diversity, efficiency and experience content and estimate their effect on probability of employment. Our findings suggest that migrant stock (having experience content) has an inverted-U rel…
Vulnerabilities for Exposure to Emerging Infectious Disease at Urban Settlements in Nepal
The undercurrents of neoliberal ethics in science curricula
The world is confronted with wicked environmental problems that cannot be well understood or acted upon without addressing their ethical dimensions. Research shows that official science curricula on environmental science and ecology topics are shaped by the scientific discourse and environmental discourses of ecological modernization and green governmentality. These discourses carry tacit ethical stances that need to be acknowledged and assessed …
Education–Occupation Mismatch and Dispersion in Returns to Education
The genus Nepeta
The Case History of an Insect Infestation Revealed Using X-ray Computed Tomography and Implications for Museum Collections Management Decisions
The protection of cultural heritage and property is a significant and critical task that requires collaboration and expertise in a variety of disciplines. Of the many risk factors, insect infestation is one cause of deterioration and loss. At a large, state university, disparate departments, ranging from Facilities Management to the Entomology Department and Veterinary Medicine, assisted the university museum in identifying a drywood termite infe…
Neoliberal etiology and educational failure
Blaming teachers and schools for perceived or actual educational failures are popular tropes for justifying educational reforms in the United States. Critical educational research implicates neoliberalism in the normalized positioning of teachers and schools as the key suspects in educational failures. This article critiques the etiology of neoliberalism through a critical analysis of the nature of causal relata, causal relations, and the assumed…
Converting plantations to uneven-aged stands
Uneven-aged silviculture is becoming increasingly popular as a tool to restore and manage forests for multiple benefits. However, there are few studies that evaluate the growth response of shade intolerant pine species in the southeastern United States to regeneration harvests during stand conversion process. We utilized an existing long-term, operational scale, replicated stand conversion trial in the southeastern United States to evaluate the e…
Heterogeneity among migrants, education–occupation mismatch and returns to education
Using nationally representative data for India, this paper examines the incidence of education–occupation mismatch (EOM) and returns to education and EOM for internal migrants while considering the heterogeneity among them. In particular, it considers heterogeneity arising because of the reason to migrate, demographic characteristics, spatial factors, migration experience and type of migration. The analysis reveals that there is variation in the …
Prioritising crowdfunding benefits
Manifestations of neoliberal feminism in U.S. teacher lactation behaviours
This study investigates the material-discursive contexts available for lactation amongst U.S. teachers who wish to continue nursing [a] child(ren) upon returning full-time to the classroom. Using critical feminist methodologies, we interviewed teacher-parents who chose to lactate or nurse their infants while at school. The study suggests that schools in the United States might be rife with neo-patriarchy that is highly oppressive to teacher-paren…
Profitability analysis of southern plantations through timber alone or timber and carbon integration in pine-sweetgum mixes
Study the Impact of Religious Fundamentalism and the Psychological Effect of Extremism and Terrorism in Diverse Religions
Family forest landowners’ decision-making about reforestation and timber salvaging post hurricane
Providing financial assistance to forest landowners after hurricanes can help with reforestation. • Owning forestlands to harvest timber is a strong motivator for reforestation and grant application. • Large volumes of debris still left on family forest lands after hurricane. • Larger landowners are more likely to reforest their lands and apply for the grant. • Our study reveals lack of awareness and accessibility for forest landowners to apply f…
Dormant season submergence as a predictor of forest seedling survival in a connected floodplain
Dormant season floods are receding earlier in the Apalachicola River. • Established seedlings of common competitors are similarly tolerant to dormant season submergence. • Duration of submergence does not advantage established seedlings of competitors differently. • Aerobic conditions of flood water in connected floodplains limit stress to established seedlings. Hydroperiod predicts forest species composition within floodplains, which influences …
The hurricane was gritando ’
From parochialism to cosmopolitanism
Study the impact of religious fundamentalism and the psychological effect of extremism and terrorism in diverse religions
India is considered a well-known secular democracy in the universe with the present context of growing religious extremism and terrorism. Most of the research examines whether the fundamentalism/sexism association differs between genders, nor explores whether individual-level measures of fundamentalism are more likely applicable to personal beliefs that lead to extremism and terrorism. This research finds the impact of religious fundamentalism an…
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