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Prof. Rajesh Iyer
Lighthouse Studies in Management2026Business & Management
Nine in ten firms in India are informal, and management research has almost nothing to say about them because they do not appear in the registries it samples from. Iyer draws on fifteen years of field enumeration across four cities to descr…
https://doi.org/10.53456/book.2026.informal-fir
Dr. Lakshmi Pillai, Dr. Marco Ferreira, Dr. Farhan Qureshi
Lighthouse Journal of Public Health2026Public Health38 citations
A sepsis care bundle with strong trial evidence was introduced across eleven district hospitals in two Indian states. Thirty-day mortality did not improve (adjusted OR 0.96, 95% CI 0.81 to 1.14). Rather than report a null result and stop, w…
https://doi.org/10.53456/ljph.2026.9.2.88
Dr. Priya Venkataraman, Prof. Daniel Okonkwo
Lighthouse Studies in Technology & Society2026Computer Science
Most writing on algorithmic governance describes systems built in San Francisco and deployed on Californians. This volume describes systems built elsewhere, or built there and deployed here, and what happened next. Fourteen contributors acr…
https://doi.org/10.53456/book.2026.algorithmic-
Dr. Ananya Deshpande, Prof. Rajesh Iyer
Lighthouse Journal of Management & Organisation2026Business & Management47 citations
Family firm succession research is built almost entirely on registered, formal firms with documented ownership. We study succession in the informal sector, where ownership is undocumented and the transfer is social rather than legal. Follow…
https://doi.org/10.53456/ljmo.2026.11.4.512
