Romi Jain
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4098971 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Romi Jain |
| PRENOMES | Romi |
| SOBRENOME | Jain |
| ASSINATURA | JAIN R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1909-1427 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Supervising social work students in field placements during Covid-19
The Role of the Indian Political Regime in Higher Education Reforms for Innovation Drive
As primary drivers of global growth, China and India as Asian giants are on the path to reforming their higher education systems to drive innovation. This paper based on both primary and secondary data sources investigates how India's democratic political leadership has facilitated higher education reform for fostering innovation while underlining key differences in the policy approach of the Chinese leadership. Findings identify the areas of ref…
China’s Soft Power and Higher Education in South Asia
This empirical work illuminates how China uses the higher education mechanism in South Asia to advance its national interests and investigates the outcomes for China, including both challenges and opportunities. Using a soft power theoretical framework, this book employs the case study of Nepal, a South Asian country of profound geostrategic value for the two competing powers of China and India. Illustrating how higher education is the mechanism …
China’s Strategic Foray into Higher Education
As a double-edged sword, higher education has emerged for China as a fulcrum of its geo-intellect as well as a statecraft instrument. Geo-intellect connotes the expansion of a country’s frontiers of higher education and research in different geographies, which in China’s case is a subset of its global power project. As a form of statecraft, on the other hand, higher education is a channel for advancing national interests whether related to public…
Pitfalls or Windfalls in China’s Belt and Road Economic Outreach
In just over six years, China’s Belt and Road Initiative has swiftly expanded to vast swaths of the globe, with as many as 138 countries signing on. In 2017, President Xi Jinping’s signature project was incorporated into the Chinese constitution, assuming extraordinary significance as the “project of the century.” China has couched the program in multilateral terms, with a promise of shared benefits through road and maritime connectivity projects…
The Dragon Treads the Polluted Path
Environmental integrity can be a critical factor for political stability. China, the world's second largest economy and largest manufacturing nation, is a fit case for such investigation. China achieved an annual average GDP growth rate of 9.7% between 1979 and 2009, and 10.5% per year between 2001 and 2010. The impressive growth, however, brought in its trail environmental degradation, especially pollution, which spawned respiratory diseases and…
Taiwan Conundrum in US-China Relations
China’s Strategic Foray into Higher Education
As a double-edged sword, higher education has emerged for China as a fulcrum of its geo-intellect as well as a statecraft instrument. Geo-intellect connotes the expansion of a country’s frontiers of higher education and research in different geographies, which in China’s case is a subset of its global power project. As a form of statecraft, on the other hand, higher education is a channel for advancing national interests whether related to public…
Pitfalls or Windfalls in China’s Belt and Road Economic Outreach
In just over six years, China’s Belt and Road Initiative has swiftly expanded to vast swaths of the globe, with as many as 138 countries signing on. In 2017, President Xi Jinping’s signature project was incorporated into the Chinese constitution, assuming extraordinary significance as the “project of the century.” China has couched the program in multilateral terms, with a promise of shared benefits through road and maritime connectivity projects…
Taiwan Conundrum in US-China Relations
The Dragon Treads the Polluted Path
Environmental integrity can be a critical factor for political stability. China, the world's second largest economy and largest manufacturing nation, is a fit case for such investigation. China achieved an annual average GDP growth rate of 9.7% between 1979 and 2009, and 10.5% per year between 2001 and 2010. The impressive growth, however, brought in its trail environmental degradation, especially pollution, which spawned respiratory diseases and…
China’s Strategic Foray into Higher Education
As a double-edged sword, higher education has emerged for China as a fulcrum of its geo-intellect as well as a statecraft instrument. Geo-intellect connotes the expansion of a country’s frontiers of higher education and research in different geographies, which in China’s case is a subset of its global power project. As a form of statecraft, on the other hand, higher education is a channel for advancing national interests whether related to public…
Pitfalls or Windfalls in China’s Belt and Road Economic Outreach
In just over six years, China’s Belt and Road Initiative has swiftly expanded to vast swaths of the globe, with as many as 138 countries signing on. In 2017, President Xi Jinping’s signature project was incorporated into the Chinese constitution, assuming extraordinary significance as the “project of the century.” China has couched the program in multilateral terms, with a promise of shared benefits through road and maritime connectivity projects…
China’s Soft Power and Higher Education in South Asia
This empirical work illuminates how China uses the higher education mechanism in South Asia to advance its national interests and investigates the outcomes for China, including both challenges and opportunities. Using a soft power theoretical framework, this book employs the case study of Nepal, a South Asian country of profound geostrategic value for the two competing powers of China and India. Illustrating how higher education is the mechanism …
The Role of the Indian Political Regime in Higher Education Reforms for Innovation Drive
As primary drivers of global growth, China and India as Asian giants are on the path to reforming their higher education systems to drive innovation. This paper based on both primary and secondary data sources investigates how India's democratic political leadership has facilitated higher education reform for fostering innovation while underlining key differences in the policy approach of the Chinese leadership. Findings identify the areas of ref…
Supervising social work students in field placements during Covid-19
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