Sanjoy Roy
Biographic Data
| ID | 4431518 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sanjoy Roy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sanjoy |
| FAMILY NAME | Roy |
| SIGNATURE | ROY S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Delhi |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9858-7708 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Listening across distance
The COVID-19 pandemic compelled social workers to sustain helping relationships without physical co-presence, and mediated listening has persisted beyond the crisis. This conceptual article asks how empathic recognition is accomplished when practitioner and service user do not share a room. Drawing on relationship-based social work, recognition theory, and postphenomenological accounts of technological mediation, it advances the concept of digita…
Religious Conversion, Constitutionalism, and Marginality in India
Religious conversion around the world involved not only faith but also social identity, law, politics and various other regional attributes. Although conversion is often understood as a personal spiritual decision, in India it has also been a path toward dignity, social mobility, and resistance within a deeply hierarchical society. This paper explores conversion both as a constitutional freedom and as a lived reality shaped by structural inequali…
Leveraging Earned Value Management for Performance Optimization in Engineering Projects
Earned Value Management (EVM) project management technique is widely recognized and aims at the evaluation of cost, time, and scope of engineering projects’ general progress. This paper focuses on the importance of the Earned Value Management in improving cost and schedule performance, however, stressing on the potentiality in terms of predicting the results of project and the ways to manage it. This paper focuses on what is referred to as ‘Perfo…
Bridging the gaps in service delivery
This article explores the learning experience from a comprehensive training program to enhance the understanding and competencies of social work professionals in social audit. The aim is to share the research team and participants’ experience with social work professionals working in the areas of community empowerment, governance, and advocacy globally
Coastal erosion risk assessment in the dynamic estuary
Mental Health Status of Incarcerated Women in India
Women constitute a growing segment of the incarcerated population across the world, presenting unique issues for social workers in correctional settings. In this article, based on a study conducted in Mandoli Jail, New Delhi, India, we address the need to broaden the scope and quality of social work provided for women inmates, specifically highlighting the potential role of social workers in promoting their mental health. Our study revealed that …
Childhood Immunization and Covid-19
Women education & participatory development
Developing emotional competence as a life skill among adolescents
Emotional competence is an essential social skill which recognizes, interprets and responds constructively to emotions in one and others. It can be included as a life skill because it helps people to function well in their environment. It ensures the emotional and social well being of the person, satisfying third SDG 1 -good health and well-being. Adolescence is a vulnerable human developmental stage. It is a period of emotional instability. In t…
Educational aspirations and expectations among scheduled caste students
Field Work Practice in Correctional Setting
Field work programme provides opportunities to the social work students/learners to apply his/her theoretical knowledge skilled in the classroom appropriately in different practical situations whether it is in the community or social welfare or correctional agencies/settings. It could serve a kind of social laboratory where the students are taught to test their theoretical knowledge and skills against practical situations of social living
Human Rights and Trafficking in Women and Children in India
Trafficking in women and children is one of the most despicable forms of violations of human rights. Being a complex issue, it has been given short shrift from the academia, legal field and the civil society. It has often equated with prostitution but that is the half story. This paper is an attempt to present the trends and dimensions of trafficking from a human rights paradigm and demystify several issues surrounding it. It will also shed some …
A Study on Begging
The economic growth in India is quite visible through infrastructural and industrial growth in metros but the same is overshadowed by the poor plight of beggars in these cities. This article addresses the living conditions of the beggars and their awareness about the various government policies. The study gives an insight into the economic status of beggars and answers why people go for begging. The solution calls for a comprehensive programme an…
Utilization and Costs of Injury-related Acute Care Services Among Children and Adolescents in a State Medicaid Program
White Man Sleeps Siobhan Davies Dance Company
Breast Cancer in Young Women and Use of Oral Contraceptives
A Study on Begging
The economic growth in India is quite visible through infrastructural and industrial growth in metros but the same is overshadowed by the poor plight of beggars in these cities. This article addresses the living conditions of the beggars and their awareness about the various government policies. The study gives an insight into the economic status of beggars and answers why people go for begging. The solution calls for a comprehensive programme an…
Breast Cancer in Young Women and Use of Oral Contraceptives
White Man Sleeps Siobhan Davies Dance Company
Utilization and Costs of Injury-related Acute Care Services Among Children and Adolescents in a State Medicaid Program
A Study on Begging
The economic growth in India is quite visible through infrastructural and industrial growth in metros but the same is overshadowed by the poor plight of beggars in these cities. This article addresses the living conditions of the beggars and their awareness about the various government policies. The study gives an insight into the economic status of beggars and answers why people go for begging. The solution calls for a comprehensive programme an…
Field Work Practice in Correctional Setting
Field work programme provides opportunities to the social work students/learners to apply his/her theoretical knowledge skilled in the classroom appropriately in different practical situations whether it is in the community or social welfare or correctional agencies/settings. It could serve a kind of social laboratory where the students are taught to test their theoretical knowledge and skills against practical situations of social living
Human Rights and Trafficking in Women and Children in India
Trafficking in women and children is one of the most despicable forms of violations of human rights. Being a complex issue, it has been given short shrift from the academia, legal field and the civil society. It has often equated with prostitution but that is the half story. This paper is an attempt to present the trends and dimensions of trafficking from a human rights paradigm and demystify several issues surrounding it. It will also shed some …
Developing emotional competence as a life skill among adolescents
Emotional competence is an essential social skill which recognizes, interprets and responds constructively to emotions in one and others. It can be included as a life skill because it helps people to function well in their environment. It ensures the emotional and social well being of the person, satisfying third SDG 1 -good health and well-being. Adolescence is a vulnerable human developmental stage. It is a period of emotional instability. In t…
Educational aspirations and expectations among scheduled caste students
Childhood Immunization and Covid-19
Women education & participatory development
Coastal erosion risk assessment in the dynamic estuary
Mental Health Status of Incarcerated Women in India
Women constitute a growing segment of the incarcerated population across the world, presenting unique issues for social workers in correctional settings. In this article, based on a study conducted in Mandoli Jail, New Delhi, India, we address the need to broaden the scope and quality of social work provided for women inmates, specifically highlighting the potential role of social workers in promoting their mental health. Our study revealed that …
Leveraging Earned Value Management for Performance Optimization in Engineering Projects
Earned Value Management (EVM) project management technique is widely recognized and aims at the evaluation of cost, time, and scope of engineering projects’ general progress. This paper focuses on the importance of the Earned Value Management in improving cost and schedule performance, however, stressing on the potentiality in terms of predicting the results of project and the ways to manage it. This paper focuses on what is referred to as ‘Perfo…
Bridging the gaps in service delivery
This article explores the learning experience from a comprehensive training program to enhance the understanding and competencies of social work professionals in social audit. The aim is to share the research team and participants’ experience with social work professionals working in the areas of community empowerment, governance, and advocacy globally
Listening across distance
The COVID-19 pandemic compelled social workers to sustain helping relationships without physical co-presence, and mediated listening has persisted beyond the crisis. This conceptual article asks how empathic recognition is accomplished when practitioner and service user do not share a room. Drawing on relationship-based social work, recognition theory, and postphenomenological accounts of technological mediation, it advances the concept of digita…
Religious Conversion, Constitutionalism, and Marginality in India
Religious conversion around the world involved not only faith but also social identity, law, politics and various other regional attributes. Although conversion is often understood as a personal spiritual decision, in India it has also been a path toward dignity, social mobility, and resistance within a deeply hierarchical society. This paper explores conversion both as a constitutional freedom and as a lived reality shaped by structural inequali…
Political science (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Environmental health (3 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Population (3 works)