Aei4eiA Research
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The popular quote by Albert Szent-Gyorgyi (Scientist/Nobel laureate in medicine) goes, “Research is to see what everybody else has seen and to think what nobody else has thought”.
Aei4eiA's research on Socio-economic areas including Manpower & Labour Market| HR & Business helps to bring to the fore industry specific best practices and insights, prompts intellectuals, business leaders, change makers and curious minds to think& act. Our research and publications are well recognized and are endorsed by global experts from industry and academia.
Aei4eiA's Research Snippets
Aei4eiA's Research Snippets
Inhouse publication. Snippets on Manpower & Labour Market, HR & Business matters based on Aei4eiA’s research work and experts' opinion. Published regularly since 2016. So far, we have published over 85 articles, over 26 experts from academia and Industry from 7 countries shared their views. Based on our research 2 books, over 10 in-depth research, over a dozen article contributed to business magazines in India, Malaysia, Singapore and the UK.
Below is the list of a few selected articles/video clips of Aei4eiA's research contributions [More links will appear soon].
The World Today & It's Key Socio-economic Perspectives: Is The Balance Between The Civil Society & The Evil Society Tilted?
Now, the middle eastern war is certainly the centre of attention. But if we turn back time a little, where were we?
In the 'Decade of Distress'? Has it led up to the stage where we are in now?
Waking up in the morning I often ask myself as to who am I, what role do I play and should play in the family, organisation and society? How do I positively contribute (in my own small way) to the world that we live in? Many might face similar conundrum as well. Yes, in this first issue of the year, we plan to do a quick health check of us and the world around us. We plan an inter-disciplinary approach touching key socio-economic perspectives while swinging between the micro and macro range.
As we know, "human society consists of acting units and acting people, and all activity in society springs from such acting units" (Blumer, 1962). Hence, the characteristics, quality of this individual unit that is 'human' plays a significant role in the overall sustainable development of any society and economy.
Before we analyse further let’s take a quick look at some of the key socio-economic statistics of the human society we live in.
Enigmatically Engineered: A humanly look at the blueprint of social engineering impacting social fabric and economic resilience.
Enigmatically Engineered: A humanly look at the blueprint of social engineering impacting social fabric and economic resilience.
Merrh-ma~Samanvaya: Socio-economic impacts of Indian migration to Australia
Through our research work 'Merrh-ma~Samanvaya' we analysed the historical background of immigration from India to Australia, Australian immigration policies and its consequent implications on migration from India to Australia and key socio-economic challenges faced by Indian migrants in Australia. This first of its kind research also present comprehensive statistical picture detailing key population characteristics of India-born people living in Australia have also been analysed.
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