Devi Datt Tewari
Biographic Data
| ID | 6592815 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Devi Datt Tewari |
| GIVEN NAMES | Devi Datt |
| FAMILY NAME | Tewari |
| SIGNATURE | TEWARI D D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of KwaZulu-Natal |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8338-8781 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Teaching and learning interaction in South Africa’s higher education
The quest to get many people into higher education often crowds out the need for quality teaching and learning achievement if not backed up by resources. Narratives of recurrent concerns in the higher education sector include maintaining access to and quality of higher education, achieving a better outcome and reduce the number of students dropping out of institution. Although successes have been achieved in terms of student access to higher educ…
Determinants of Student Success at a South African University
South Africa needs more higher education graduates with the capability to adapt to and function in a knowledge-driven and knowledge-dependent economy and society. High dropout and failure rates, as well as the slow progression of students, have revealed themselves as complex, persistent challenges and seemingly intractable crises at South African universities. To identify determinants of management studies student success, this study fits the stu…
Is Big Business Approach to Managing Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs) Benign? Rising Unsustainable Extraction and Looming Policy Challenges
Until 1960s, the importance of NTFPs was unnoticed as they were mainly collected free of charge from forests to meet the subsistence needs of poor or forest dwelling communities. The economic significance of NTFPs became well known to people and governments in 1970s; this led to a global surge for the exploitation of these resources. As a result, large scale extractions of NTFPs have occurred and resulted into over-exploitation and extinction in …
Will Chinese Investment Create Economic Development in Africa
This study examined the role of Chinese investment in Africa during recent years. The rapid rate of rising Chinese investment and the trade between Africa and China have become a cause of concern to some Western nations while African countries have welcomed it. The study reflects on this engagement of Africa with China and examines some stylized facts at micro and macro levels to ascertain whether this will create economic development and help Af…
A Historical Policy Review of Success of Castor Revolution in Gujarat, India
The study explains with respect to various policy parameters which enabled castor crop to become an economic success in Gujarat in 1980s and thereafter. The policy overview suggests that it was a combination of a good breeding program, a good extension model, coupled with access to well-developed national and international markets. All these led to a rapid commercialization success of the castor crop. The study confirms that a simultaneous develo…
Importance of non-timber forest products in the economic valuation of dry deciduous forests of India
The effectiveness of state forest development corporations in India
Is commercial forestry sustainable in South Africa? The changing institutional and policy needs
Sustainability of Commercial Forestry in a Changing Socioeconomic and Legal Environment
Commercial forestry is an important industry in South Africa, generating considerable employment and foreign exchange. The industry has grown rapidly after World War II with active government support. However, since the beginning of the transition to democracy in 1991, there have been increasingly vociferous attacks on the industry regarding its urban and big business bias, and its role in damaging the environment. The transition to democracy has…
The chipko
Is commercial forestry sustainable in South Africa? The changing institutional and policy needs
Importance of non-timber forest products in the economic valuation of dry deciduous forests of India
Will Chinese Investment Create Economic Development in Africa
This study examined the role of Chinese investment in Africa during recent years. The rapid rate of rising Chinese investment and the trade between Africa and China have become a cause of concern to some Western nations while African countries have welcomed it. The study reflects on this engagement of Africa with China and examines some stylized facts at micro and macro levels to ascertain whether this will create economic development and help Af…
Determinants of Student Success at a South African University
South Africa needs more higher education graduates with the capability to adapt to and function in a knowledge-driven and knowledge-dependent economy and society. High dropout and failure rates, as well as the slow progression of students, have revealed themselves as complex, persistent challenges and seemingly intractable crises at South African universities. To identify determinants of management studies student success, this study fits the stu…
The effectiveness of state forest development corporations in India
The chipko
Is commercial forestry sustainable in South Africa? The changing institutional and policy needs
Sustainability of Commercial Forestry in a Changing Socioeconomic and Legal Environment
Commercial forestry is an important industry in South Africa, generating considerable employment and foreign exchange. The industry has grown rapidly after World War II with active government support. However, since the beginning of the transition to democracy in 1991, there have been increasingly vociferous attacks on the industry regarding its urban and big business bias, and its role in damaging the environment. The transition to democracy has…
Importance of non-timber forest products in the economic valuation of dry deciduous forests of India
The effectiveness of state forest development corporations in India
A Historical Policy Review of Success of Castor Revolution in Gujarat, India
The study explains with respect to various policy parameters which enabled castor crop to become an economic success in Gujarat in 1980s and thereafter. The policy overview suggests that it was a combination of a good breeding program, a good extension model, coupled with access to well-developed national and international markets. All these led to a rapid commercialization success of the castor crop. The study confirms that a simultaneous develo…
Will Chinese Investment Create Economic Development in Africa
This study examined the role of Chinese investment in Africa during recent years. The rapid rate of rising Chinese investment and the trade between Africa and China have become a cause of concern to some Western nations while African countries have welcomed it. The study reflects on this engagement of Africa with China and examines some stylized facts at micro and macro levels to ascertain whether this will create economic development and help Af…
Determinants of Student Success at a South African University
South Africa needs more higher education graduates with the capability to adapt to and function in a knowledge-driven and knowledge-dependent economy and society. High dropout and failure rates, as well as the slow progression of students, have revealed themselves as complex, persistent challenges and seemingly intractable crises at South African universities. To identify determinants of management studies student success, this study fits the stu…
Is Big Business Approach to Managing Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs) Benign? Rising Unsustainable Extraction and Looming Policy Challenges
Until 1960s, the importance of NTFPs was unnoticed as they were mainly collected free of charge from forests to meet the subsistence needs of poor or forest dwelling communities. The economic significance of NTFPs became well known to people and governments in 1970s; this led to a global surge for the exploitation of these resources. As a result, large scale extractions of NTFPs have occurred and resulted into over-exploitation and extinction in …
Teaching and learning interaction in South Africa’s higher education
The quest to get many people into higher education often crowds out the need for quality teaching and learning achievement if not backed up by resources. Narratives of recurrent concerns in the higher education sector include maintaining access to and quality of higher education, achieving a better outcome and reduce the number of students dropping out of institution. Although successes have been achieved in terms of student access to higher educ…
Economics (9 works) · Business (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (5 works) · Forest Management and Policy (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Global trade, sustainability, and social impact (3 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Finance (2 works)