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12 articles

  1. IJEMS2011Vol. 2(4)

    Changing Paradigms of Indian Higher Education: A Comparitive Study of Students Perception at the Undergraduate and Post Graduate Levels.

    Lather Anu Singh, Khatri Puja

  2. IJEMS2011Vol. 2(4)

    Training and Development Practices in an Organisation: An Intervention To Enhance Organisational Effectiveness

    Henry Ongori, Jennifer Chishamiso Nzonzo

  3. IJEMS2011Vol. 2(4)

    An Overview of Human Hair Business in Chennai.

    K. Jagannathan, N. Panchanatham

  4. IJEMS2011Vol. 2(3)

    Multicultural Management in Multinationals A Pool for Proficiency in Global Business.

    Santosh Sadar

  5. IJEMS2011Vol. 2(3)

    Comparative Study of Customer Perception Towards Services Provided By Public Sector Bank And Private Sector Bank.

    Maya B. Lohani, Kamlesh Kumar Shukla

  6. IJEMS2011Vol. 2(3)

    Conceptual dimensions of SHGs and their socio-economic implications with reference to India

    A. N. Vijayakumar, M. S. Subhas

  7. IJEMS2011Vol. 2(2)

    Contribution of NABARD in Indian Economy- The Study of Credit Facilities and Credit Issues in Lucknow District with Reference to Location X and Location Y

    Vimal Singh

  8. IJEMS2011Vol. 2(1)

    Marketing-mix Modification Analysis by Using

    Arun Kumar, Ritesh Ranjan, Deepali Singh

  9. IJEMS2011Vol. 2(1)

    Innovations in Rural Financial Products

    Services

  10. IJEMS2011Vol. 2(1)

    Cluster-based DBMS Management Tool.

    Sharad Nigam

  11. IJEMS2011Vol. 2(1)

    A Study of ATM Usage in Banks in Lucknow

    Shariq Mohammed

  12. IJEMS2011Vol. 2(1)

    Comparative Study of Institutional Economics

    Development Beyond Market Failure