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  • 8. Chaotic Synchronization and the Global Economy 
    Ralph Abraham; Michael Nivala (Sage Publications, 2013-07)
    A brief introductory article on the role of chaotic synchronization in the context of complex economic systems. The basic framework developed by the late Richard Goodwin in his book, Chaotic Economic Dynamics, of 1990 has ...
  • 11. Econophysics: Background and Applications in Economics, Finance, and Sociophysics 
    Unknown author (Sage Publications, 2013-07)
    Econophysics: Background and Applications in Economics, Finance, and Sociophysics is a collection of 10 chapters by six different contributors. The first part of the book consisting of two chapters lays down the philosophy ...
  • 9. Non-linearities in Emerging Financial Markets: Evidence from India 
    Ayan Bhattacharya; Rudra Sensarma (Sage Publications, 2013-07)
    Efficiency and predictability of financial markets are inherently linked to the statistical properties of market indicators. While many papers have researched non-linearities in developed financial markets, this article ...
  • 10. Econophysics and Companies—Statistical Life and Death in Complex Business 
    Kousik Guhathakurta (Sage Publications, 2013-07)
    While the term ‘econophysics’ is relatively new having been coined in the 1990s by the famous physicist Eugene Stanley, there are already quite a few books that deal with some aspects or the other of this new discipline. ...
  • 7. Modelling of Stock Returns and Trading Volume 
    Taisei Kaizoji (Sage Publications, 2013-07)
    In this study, we investigate the statistical properties of the returns and the trading volume. We show a typical example of power-law distributions of the return and of the trading volume. Next, we propose an interacting-agent ...
  • 2. Interview with Eugene H. Stanley 
    Kausik Gangopadhyay (Sage Publications, 2013-07)
    Dr Eugene H. Stanley (1941–) is one of the most influenc-ing figures in the discipline of Econophysics. He was born in Oklahoma City, US, and was awarded the PhD in physics at Harvard University.1 In 1976 he joined Boston ...
  • 5. How to Win Acceptance of the Inequality Process as Economics? 
    John Angle (Sage Publications, 2013-07)
    The Inequality Process (IP) is a particle system model similar to that of the Kinetic Theory of Gases. The IP is a parsimonious model of competition among people for wealth. The IP explains a wide scope of stable patterns ...
  • 6. Econophysics Research in India in the Last Two Decades 
    Asim Ghosh (Sage Publications, 2013-07)
    We discuss here researches on econophysics done in India in the last two decades. The term ‘econophysics’ was formally coined in India (Kolkata) in 1995. Since then many research papers, books, reviews, etc., have been ...
  • 1. Editorial 
    Kausik Gangopadhyay; Kousik Guhathakurta (Sage Publications, 2013-07)
    While economics is a study of social system, physics is a science devoted to unraveling the mysteries of Nature. Econophysics, as the name suggests, is a new science which attempts a marriage of these apparently odd partners. ...
  • 4. Econophysics: Comments on a Few Applications, Successes, Methods and Models 
    Marcel Ausloos (2013-07)
    For this special issue, the article aims at discussing a few econophysics problems studied so far rather successfully. The following ‘applications’ in micro-econophysics are considered: (i) financial crashes; it is emphasized ...
  • 3. Econophysics: An Experimental Course for Advanced Undergraduates in the Nanyang Technological University 
    Siew Ann Cheong (Sage Publications, 2013-07)
    In this article, I have described an experimental econophysics course for advanced undergraduates in the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore. This course was offered for the first time in Semester II ...
  • 4. Delhi’s Meatscapes: Cultural Politics of Meat in a Globalizing City 
    Zarin Ahmad (Sage Publications, 2014-01)
    This article is located at the intersection of two distinct entry points—one, the development of Delhi as a global or world class city and two, the contested social location of meat in the city. Delhi is developing and is ...
  • 9. Contemporary Indian Art and the ‘Semiotic Eye’: Issues and Perspectives 
    Seema Khanwalkar (Sage Publications, 2014-01)
    This article has a focus on the semiotic value of contemporary Indian art practice. It takes a fundamental position that in India, the conceptual response to contemporary art (painting and visual art) needs to be understood ...
  • 11. Globalization and Academic Research: The Case of Sustainability Marketing 
    Keyoor Purani, Sunil Sahadev; Deepak S. Kumar (Sage Publications, 2014-01)
    The impact of globalization on academic research is undeniable. This impact is more pertinent and strongly felt in the academic field of marketing. The pattern of this impact can be easily discerned from the trends in ...
  • 3. Development and Its Discontents: The Story of a Janus-faced Concept 
    Somnath Zutshi (Sage Publications, 2014-01)
    The word ‘development’ is at the same time both ‘concrete’ as well as ‘contentious’. It is subject to the historic contexts determined by prevailing ideology of the period. The attempt is to focus on the post-World War II ...
  • 10. Capitalism and the ‘Animated Image’: Politics of Morphing on the ‘Culture’ of Animation 
    Kaustubh Ray (Sage Publications, 2014-01)
    The early animated image under industrial production was intrinsically antirealist in nature and was informed by the dialectics of class conflict. It was the result of the exploited labouring body working alongside the ...
  • 8. Time and the Nation: Conceptualizing the Temporal Effects of a Global Media System 
    Eric Saranovitz (Sage Publications, 2014-01)
    The vast expansion of the electronic media—and especially the rapid growth of digital media—in the last decades have brought about vast changes in the ways people interact and the spaces they inhabit. However, this article ...
  • 12. ‘Indigenous Knowledge’ and ‘Science’ in the Age of Globalization 
    Aparajith Ramnath (Sage Publications, 2014-01)
    Globalization accentuates the local, as seen in the increasing emphasis on ‘indigenous knowledge’ in the discourse of governments, universities and international organizations.This essay explores the categories of ‘indigenous ...
  • 5. Patriarchy, Labour Markets and Development: Contesting the Sexual Division of Labour in Sri Lanka 
    Matt Withers, Janaka Biyanwila (Sage Publications, 2014-01)
    Although certain strides have been made towards increased female participation in paid work, Sri Lanka’s labour market remains heavily segmented and offers limited sustainable economic opportunity for a majority of women. ...
  • 7. Sexegesis: Logical Indeterminations 
    Paramita Banerjee (Sage Publications, 2014-01)
    Sexegesis: the exegesis of the sex trade, or the lack of it. Logical: reasonable; explainable in terms of lived-in realities and comprehensible to the average human rationality (if there is such a phenomenon).2 Indeterminations: ...

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