Munmun Ghosh
Biographic Data
| ID | 4463204 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Munmun Ghosh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Munmun |
| FAMILY NAME | Ghosh |
| SIGNATURE | GHOSH M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Symbiosis International University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3197-3967 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Fake or trustworthy? A TCCM- and bibliometric-based hybrid review of online review research
Mapping and Extending the Landscape
This study examines government communication practices targeting marginalised communities in Jharkhand, India, through a hybrid research design that combines a structured literature review with qualitative inquiry. Using the theory, context, characteristics and methodology (TCCM) framework, the study systematically maps the existing literature, identifying conceptual and contextual gaps that guide the subsequent qualitative investigation. The fin…
Voice of the Indigenous Community Nudging Development
This research explores the significance of local radio in preserving and assisting indigenous communities and languages in the tribal region of Jharkhand, India. The study highlights the involvement and engagements of “Asur Radio,” a community radio in the interest of the tribal community named – Asur. This study further explores how a community radio started by a primitive vulnerable tribe has kept the community together. The study employs a qua…
Decoding user readiness for sustainable AI adoption
Exploring gender discourses in entrepreneurship
entrepreneurship has been at the centre of societal advancement and economic development, and the intersectionality of gender within entrepreneurial discourses continues to be a fascinating topic for researchers.In order to explore the complex terrain of gendered entrepreneurial discourses, this study offers a thorough bibliometric analysis.through synthesis and analysis of n = 2098 selected academic published research papers compiled from the Sc…
Financial inclusion studies bibliometric analysis
The study assesses existing studies in the financial inclusion domain and paves the path for future studies where new dimensions can be looked for in this area. This research scientifically analyses and reviews the existing literature on financial inclusions using a bibliometric approach, specifically co-word analysis. Using VOS Viewer, an intellectual and logical structuring is done using the co-word analysis of 206 papers published from 2013 un…
Female Instagram elderly influencers countering the ageing narratives
Influencers are usually associated with young people creating waves on social media. However, there are “Influencer” at age 60 and beyond. This study unveils ‘Female Instagram Elderly Influencers’ who inspire every generation through appeal and presence on the platform. This study explores how older women influencers on Instagram promote themselves online and how they challenge the stereotypes about ageing. In an era defined by the growing influe…
Bibliometric Review of Research on Misinformation
The communication channels driving misinformation often carry the misinformation to elicit responses, which can turn into big threats. Users’ extensive availability and convenience in creating and facilitating user-provided content in online social media enable people with common interests, worldviews and narratives to come together and spread information/misinformation. This research aims to create an intellectual structure through reflective an…
Indian female Twitter influencers’ perceptions of trolls
Social media interactions invariably include trolling, where disruptive or annoying comments are made online, and gender trolling is one aspect of trolling. Gender trolling in India has turned ugly, with mischievous and offensive tweets transforming into threats. However, far too little research has examined the perceptions of such trolling among women. What do Indian women on Twitter feel about trolling? Are they encountering prejudice on the pl…
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Indian female Twitter influencers’ perceptions of trolls
Social media interactions invariably include trolling, where disruptive or annoying comments are made online, and gender trolling is one aspect of trolling. Gender trolling in India has turned ugly, with mischievous and offensive tweets transforming into threats. However, far too little research has examined the perceptions of such trolling among women. What do Indian women on Twitter feel about trolling? Are they encountering prejudice on the pl…
Female Instagram elderly influencers countering the ageing narratives
Influencers are usually associated with young people creating waves on social media. However, there are “Influencer” at age 60 and beyond. This study unveils ‘Female Instagram Elderly Influencers’ who inspire every generation through appeal and presence on the platform. This study explores how older women influencers on Instagram promote themselves online and how they challenge the stereotypes about ageing. In an era defined by the growing influe…
Bibliometric Review of Research on Misinformation
The communication channels driving misinformation often carry the misinformation to elicit responses, which can turn into big threats. Users’ extensive availability and convenience in creating and facilitating user-provided content in online social media enable people with common interests, worldviews and narratives to come together and spread information/misinformation. This research aims to create an intellectual structure through reflective an…
Exploring gender discourses in entrepreneurship
entrepreneurship has been at the centre of societal advancement and economic development, and the intersectionality of gender within entrepreneurial discourses continues to be a fascinating topic for researchers.In order to explore the complex terrain of gendered entrepreneurial discourses, this study offers a thorough bibliometric analysis.through synthesis and analysis of n = 2098 selected academic published research papers compiled from the Sc…
Financial inclusion studies bibliometric analysis
The study assesses existing studies in the financial inclusion domain and paves the path for future studies where new dimensions can be looked for in this area. This research scientifically analyses and reviews the existing literature on financial inclusions using a bibliometric approach, specifically co-word analysis. Using VOS Viewer, an intellectual and logical structuring is done using the co-word analysis of 206 papers published from 2013 un…
Voice of the Indigenous Community Nudging Development
This research explores the significance of local radio in preserving and assisting indigenous communities and languages in the tribal region of Jharkhand, India. The study highlights the involvement and engagements of “Asur Radio,” a community radio in the interest of the tribal community named – Asur. This study further explores how a community radio started by a primitive vulnerable tribe has kept the community together. The study employs a qua…
Decoding user readiness for sustainable AI adoption
Fake or trustworthy? A TCCM- and bibliometric-based hybrid review of online review research
Mapping and Extending the Landscape
This study examines government communication practices targeting marginalised communities in Jharkhand, India, through a hybrid research design that combines a structured literature review with qualitative inquiry. Using the theory, context, characteristics and methodology (TCCM) framework, the study systematically maps the existing literature, identifying conceptual and contextual gaps that guide the subsequent qualitative investigation. The fin…
Computer Science (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Narrative (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Social media (3 works) · Social science (3 works) · World Wide Web (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Data science (2 works)