Academic Identity
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Orcid Id 0000-0003-1466-2497 -
Scopus Id 56995751500 -
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Google Scholar Id gOCnc44AAAAJ
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Prof Kaushik Kundu
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- Aliah University
Publications 2007 - 2024
Publications
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38
Journal Articles
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4
Book Chapter
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3
Book
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1
Review
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4
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4
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21
Citations / H-Index
59
Citations
4
h-index
49
Citations
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49
Google Scholar
Personal Information
Prof Kaushik Kundu
Male
Management & Business Administration, Aliah University, Main Campus Department of Management and Business Administration, Aliah University
Kolkata, West Bengal, India - 700160
Experience
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Professor
Department of Management and Business Administration
Aliah University
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Associate Professor
Management and Business Administration
Aliah University
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Professor
Management and Business Administration
Aliah University
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Associate Professor
Management and Social Science
Haldia Institute of Technology
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Assistant Professor (Grade-III)
Department of MBA
Haldia Institute of Technology
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Assistant Professor
Department of MBA
Haldia Institute of Technology
Doctoral Theses Guided
2023
A Study on collective perceptual climate as an antecedent of employee commitment in IT organisations of Kolkata West Bengal
Punam Bihani, University of calcutta
2023
Developing an Investment Decision Making Model with Investorsā€™ Behavioral Biases in relation to their Personality Traits
Joyita Banerjee, Aliah University
2017
Modelling purchase behaviour of rural unorganized FMCG Retailers A study in the context of rural marketing in Eastern India
Dev Narayan Sarkar, University of calcutta
2023
A Study on collective perceptual climate as an antecedent of employee commitment in IT organisations of Kolkata West Bengal
Punam Bihani, University of calcutta
2023
Developing an Investment Decision Making Model with Investorsā€™ Behavioral Biases in relation to their Personality Traits
Joyita Banerjee, Aliah University
2017
Modelling purchase behaviour of rural unorganized FMCG Retailers A study in the context of rural marketing in Eastern India
Dev Narayan Sarkar, University of calcutta
