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NASSDOC Research Information Series: 3 NASSDOC Research Information Series: 3 Vol. 2 No.2 April - June 2017 National Social Science Documentation Centre Indian Council of Social Science Research 35, Ferozeshah Road New Delhi-110001 www.icssr.org Mail: [email protected] Current Contents A Quarterly Issue Edited & Compiled by S N Chari NASSDOC Research Information Series: 3 © ICSSR-NASSDOC, New Delhi Vol.2 No.2 April-June 2017, 115p. FOREWORD Current Contents is a Current Awareness Service under ”NASSDOC Research Information Series". It provides ready access to bibliographic details of articles from the recently published leading scholarly journals in Social Sciences and available in NASSDOC. In this publication, “Table of Contents” of selected journals are arranged under title of the journal and at its end Author Index and Keyword Indexes have been provided in alphabetical order. While adequate care has been taken in reproducing the information from various scholarly journals received in NASSDOC, but NASSDOC does not take legal responsibility for its correctness. It is only for information and is based on information collected journals received in NASSDOC. Nutan Johry NASSDOC (In-charge) CONTENTS S. Name of the Journal Vol./ Month & Page NO Issue Year No 1 Administrative Science Quarterly 62/2 June 2017 1 2 Advances in Developing Human Resources 19/2 May 2017 2 3 American Economic Review 107/4 April 2017 3 4 American Economic Review 107/5 May 2017 4 5 American Economic Review 107/6 June 2017 16 6 American Journal of Economic and Sociology 76/3 June 2017 17 7 The American Review of Public Administration 47/3 April 2017 18 8 Applied Psychology 66/2 April 2017 19 9 British Journal of Sociology 68/2 June 2017 20 10 China Report 53/2 May 2017 21 11 Contribution to Indian Sociology 51/2 June 2017 22 12 Cross Cultural Research 51/2 April 2017 23 13 Culture and Psychology 23/2 May 2017 24 14 Economic and political weakly 52/17 April 2017 26 15 Economic and political weakly 52/18 April 2017 27 16 Economic and political weakly 52/20 May 2017 28 17 Economic and political weakly 52/21 May 2017 29 18 Economic and political weakly 52/22 June 2017 31 19 Economic and political weakly 52/23 June 2017 32 20 Economic and political weakly 52/24 June 2017 33 21 Economic and political weakly 52/25 June 2017 34 22 Economic Geography 93/3 June 2017 36 23 European Journal of Cultural Studies 20/3 June 2017 37 24 Foreign Trade Review 52/2 May 2017 38 25 Geographical Research: Journal of the institute of 55/2 May 2017 39 Australian Geographers 26 Harvard Educational Review 87/2 June 2017 40 27 Human Rights Quarterly 39/2 May 2017 41 28 Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal 35/2 June 2017 42 S. Name of the Journal Vol./ Month & Page NO Issue Year No 29 India Review 16/2 June 2017 43 30 Indian Economic & Social History Review 54/2 April 2017 44 31 Information Development 33/3 June 2017 45 32 International Journal of Cultural Studies 20/3 May 2017 46 33 International Journal of Social Research 20/3 April 2017 47 Methodology 34 International Political Science Review 38/3 June 2017 48 35 Journal of Economic Literature 55/2 June 2017 49 36 Journal of Social Sciences 51/i-iii Apr- June 2017 50 37 Kisan World 44/4 April 2017 53 38 Mainstream 55/15 April 2017 54 39 Mainstream 55/16 April 2017 56 40 Mainstream 55/17 April 2017 58 41 Mainstream 55/18 April 2017 59 42 Mainstream 55/19 April 2017 60 43 Race & Class 58/4 April 2017 61 44 Seoul Journal of Economics 30/2 April 2017 62 45 South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies 40/2 June 2017 63 46 South Asia Politics 16/1 May 2017 66 47 South Asia Politics 16/2 June 2017 67 48 Southern Economist 55/23 April 2017 68 49 Southern Economist 55/24 April 2017 69 50 Southern Economist 56/1 May 2017 70 51 Third Concept: An Intonation Journal of Ideas 31/362 April 2017 71 52 Third Concept: An Intonation Journal of Ideas 31/363 May 2017 72 53 Author Index 73 54 Keyword Index 96 Administrative Science Quarterly Volume 62. No. 2 June 2017 231. Seeing More than Orange: Organizational Respect and Positive Identity Transformation in a Prison Context. Kristie M. Rogers and et al.; (Pages 219–269) 232. How Nascent Occupations Construct a Mandate: The Case of Service Designers’ Ethos. Anne-Laure Fayard and et al.; (Pages 270–303) 233. These Unequal States: Corporate Organization and Income Inequality in the United States. J. Adam Cobb and Flannery G. Stevens; (Pages 304–340) 234. Activist Choice Homophily and the Crowdfunding of Female Founders. Jason Greenberg and Ethan Mollick; (Pages 341–374) 235. State Ownership and Firm Innovation in China: An Integrated View of Institutional and Efficiency Logics. Kevin Zheng Zhou and et al.; (Pages 375–404) 236. Robert H. Frank: Success and Luck: Good Fortune and the Myth of Meritocracy. David A. Kirsch; (Pages NP12–NP14) 237. Xabier Itçaina, Antoine Roger, and Andy Smith: Varietals of Capitalism: A Political Economy of the Changing Wine Industry. Royston Greenwood; (Pages NP15–NP17) 238. Hwy-Chang Moon: The Strategy for Korea’s Economic Success. Yujin Jeong and Jordan I. Siegel; (Pages NP18–NP22) 239. Earl Boebert and James M. Blossom: Deepwater Horizon: A Systems Analysis of the Macondo Disaster. Karl E. Weick; (Pages NP23–NP26) 1 Advances in Developing Human Resources Vol.19 No.2 May 2017 240. Leveraging Research to Advance Undergraduate HRD Education: An Introduction. Tomika W. Greer and Joshua C. Collins; (Pages 115–123) 241. HRD Curriculum Meets Global Human Capital Challenge. Cyndi H. Gaudet and et al.; (Pages 124–137) 242. Redesigning an Undergraduate HRD Program with Stakeholder Guidance. Michael Beyerlein, Trez and et al.; (Pages 138–156) 243. Leveraging Three Lessons Learned from Teaching an HRD Undergraduate Diversity and Inclusion Course: An Auto ethnography of One Professor’s Perceptions. Joshua C. Collins; (Pages 157–175) 244. Keeping It Real: The Impact of HRD Internships on the Development of HRD Professionals. Katina Sawyer; (Pages 176–189) 245. The Value of an Undergraduate HRD Degree: An Exploratory Investigation of Perceived Employability and Career Success. Tomika W. Greer and Consuelo L. Waight; (Pages 190 – 206) 246. Research to Advance Undergraduate HRD Education: “Please Sir, I Want Some More”. Kim Nimon and Paul B. Roberts; (Pages 207–214) 2 American Economic Review Vol. 107 No. 4. April 2017 247. Narrative Economics. Robert J. Shiller; (Pages 967-1004) 248. 248. Banks as Secret Keepers. Tri Vi Dang and et al.; (Pages 1005-1029) 249. Escaping the Great Recession. Francesco Bianchi and Leonardo Melosi; (Pages 1030-1058) 250. The Social Cost of Near-Rational Investment. Tarek A. Hassan and Thomas M. Mertens; (Pages 1059-1103) 251. The Macrodynamics of Sorting between Workers and Firms. Jeremy Lise and Jean-Marc Robin; (Pages 1104-1135) 252. Financing Innovation: Evidence from R&D Grants. Sabrina T. Howell; (Pages 1136-1164) 253. Reducing Crime and Violence: Experimental Evidence from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Liberia. Christopher Blattman and et al; (Pages 1165-1206) 254. Does the Gender Composition of Scientific Committees Matter? Manuel Bagues and et al.; (Pages 1207-1238) 255. A Comprehensive Approach to Revealed Preference Theory. Hiroki Nishimura and et al.; (Pages 1239-1263) 256. Correlation Misperception in Choice. Andrew Ellis and Michele Piccione; (Pages 1264-1292) 257. Balanced Growth Despite Uzawa. Gene M. Grossman and et al.; (Pages 1293-1312) 258. Geographic Dispersion of Economic Shocks: Evidence from the Fracking Revolution. James Feyrer and et al.; (Pages 1313-1334) 259. Borrowing on the Wrong Credit Card? Evidence from Mexico. Alejandro Ponce and et al.; (Pages 1335-1361) 260. How to Control Controlled School Choice: Comment. Battal Dogan; (Pages 1362-1364) 3 American Economic Review Vol. 107 No. 5 May 2017 261. Richard T. Ely Lecture: The Economist as Plumber. Esther Duflo; (Pages 1-26) 262. Assessing the Rate of Replication in Economics. James Berryand et al.; (Pages 27-31) 263. Replications in Development Economics. Sandip Sukhtankar; (Pages 32-36) 264. Replication in Labor Economics: Evidence from Data, and What It Suggests. Daniel S. Hamermesh; (Pages 37-40) 265. A Proposal to Organize and Promote Replications. Lucas C. Coffman and et al.; (Pages 41-45) 266. What Is Meant by "Replication" and Why Does it Encounter Resistance in Economics? Maren Duvendack and et al.; (Pages 46-51) 267. Replication and Economics Journal Policies. Jan H. Höffler; (Pages 52-55) 268. Replication, Meta-analysis, and Research Synthesis in Economics. Richard G. Anderson and Areerat Kichkha; (Pages 56-59) 269. A Preanalysis Plan to Replicate Sixty Economics Research Papers That Worked Half of the Time. Andrew C. Chang and Phillip Li; (Pages 60-64) 270. Groupy versus Non-Groupy Social Preferences: Personality, Region, and Political Party. Rachel E. Kranton and Seth G. Sanders; (Pages 65-69) 271. Altruistic Capital. Nava Ashraf and Oriana Bandiera; (Pages 70-75) 272. Economic Development and the Regulation of Morally Contentious Activities. Julio J. Elías and et al.; (Pages 76-80) 273. Challenges in Constructing a Survey-Based Well-Being Index. Daniel J. Benjamin and et al.; (Pages 81-85) 274. Repugnance Management and Transactions in the Body. Kieran Healy and Kimberly D. Krawiec; (Pages 86-90) 4 275. The Ethics of Incentivizing the Uninformed: A Vignette Study. Sandro Ambuehl and Axel Ockenfels; (Pages 91-95) 276. Sacred versus Pseudo-sacred Values: How People Cope with Taboo Trade-Offs. Philip E. Tetlock and et al.; (Pages 96-99) 277.
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