Exploring the Latest Trends in Management Literature
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Review of Management Literature (RoML), Volume 7, Exploring the Latest Trends in Management Literature, presents a collection of peer‑reviewed chapters that synthesise contemporary developments in management research. Over the past decade, management scholarship has advanced significantly across several domains, with growing attention to areas such as Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting, crypto–equity linkages, behavioural finance, circular business models, digital consumer behaviour, and flexible and technology‑enabled workplaces. This volume reflects these evolving priorities by bringing together systematic, integrative, and evidence‑based reviews that map the intellectual landscape of emerging and high‑impact research streams.
The chapters employ established review methodologies—including systematic literature reviews, bibliometric and TCCM analyses, and integrative frameworks—to consolidate existing knowledge, surface conceptual and methodological inconsistencies, and identify critical research gaps. Collectively, the volume aims to (a) summarise and critically evaluate research across key contemporary management domains, (b) present diverse yet interconnected themes within a single coherent scholarly resource, and (c) propose clear and actionable future research agendas. The volume serves as a valuable reference for scholars, doctoral researchers, and policymakers seeking to advance cumulative knowledge and foster meaningful future inquiry in management studies.
Chapter 1. Current Evidence on The Frameworks and Indices of Environmental, Social, and Governance Reporting in India: A Scoping Review Using POWER and TCCM Frameworks; Shantanu Sharma, Rajesh Kumar Sinha, Raiza Rai, and Rishi Garg
- Chapter 2. Food Labels and Consumer Behaviour in the Past Four Decades: A TCCM and Bibliometric Analysis to Advance Health and Wellness for All; Kratika Sharma, Ritika Mahajan, and Shridev Devji
- Chapter 3. Revisiting the Crypto-Equity Nexus: Integrated Insights From Systematic Literature Review and Meta-Analysis; Vansh Bathla, Karam Pal Narwal, Kajal Batra, and Gurvinder Singh
- Chapter 4. Unveiling Impulsive Buying in Digital Age: A TCCM-Based Systematic Review and Future Research Agenda; Priyanka Yadav and Anshul Jain
- Chapter 5. Behavioural Biases and Investment Decision Making: Mapping the Literature Through B-SLR Approach; Muzzamil Rehman, Narayanage Jayantha Dewasiri, Babli Dhiman, Md Reiazul Haque, and Mohit Yadav
- Chapter 6. Efficiency and Productivity in Banks: An Integrative Perspective; Abhay Pant, Sanjeev Prashar, Rupanjali Devi, and Chavi Asrani
- Chapter 7. A Systematic Review on Women’s Entrepreneurship Research and Future Research Avenues; Samar Billi Noaman, Marina Arnaut, Anu Vij, Naveed Yasin, and Mohit Vij
- Chapter 8. Flexible Work Resources and Employee Well-Being in the Digital Era: A Bibliometric Review and TCCM-Based Research Agenda; Himanshu Gupta, Monika Gupta, and Harpominder Jit Kaur
- Chapter 9. Creditor Rights and Their Impacts on Financial Systems: A Systematic Review Using ADO Framework; Vishal Tyagi, Neelam Rani, and Subhadip Mukherjee
- Chapter 10. Mapping Global Research on the Inclusion of Indigenous Women: A Systematic Literature Review and Thematic Analysis; Taufeeque Ahmad Siddiqui, Prashant Ranjan, and Teena Bagga
- Chapter 11. A Systematic Review and Empirical Analysis of Banking Stability in India: Evaluating NPA-Driven Credit Risk Transmission Through the TCCM Framework; Vijay Vrat Arya, Mukesh Kumar Meena, Rajendra Kumar Meena, and Anirudh Chawla
- Chapter 12. Latest Trends in Direct-to-Consumer Pharmaceutical Marketing: A Systematic Literature Review; Sanju Kaladharan, Dhanya Manayath, Gyanendra Singh Sisodia, and Alberto Ibanez Fernandez
Shubham Singhania is an Assistant Professor of Accounting and Finance at FORE School of Management, New Delhi, India. He holds a Ph.D. in Finance and Accounting from Delhi Technological University and has qualified UGC‑NET‑JRF in Commerce, Management, and Human Resource Management, reflecting a strong interdisciplinary foundation. His research interests include corporate governance, financial performance, gender diversity, sustainability reporting, and banking sector reforms.