The purpose of this study to document and criticaly analyse decline of Working-Class literature in India. Historically, this literary tradition took root in the struggles of workers during industrialisation and the anti-colonial movement, functioning as a powerful medium for voicing the everyday realities of labour...
Sazzad Parwez· Journal of Information, Comm...· 0 citations
This study examines India’s deepening agrarian crisis through a conjunctural analysis framework that combines political economy, historical sociology, and critical policy analysis. Drawing on NCRB data, peer-reviewed field research, and secondary literature spanning 1967–2024, it investigates five interconnected dimens...
Sazzad Parwez· Journal of Developing Societ...· 0 citations
Despite extensive research on innovation in resource-rich environments, limited theoretical attention has been devoted to understanding how necessity-driven innovation emerges and persists in informal economies. This study addresses a critical gap in bricolage theory by examining how core mechanisms—creative resource r...
Sazzad Parwez· International Journal of Ent...· 0 citations
Over the last decade, there has been a significant rise in CO2 emissions from transportation contributing to climate change. This study explores the factors influencing emission levels from the transport sector, such as low-carbon technology adoption, fossil fuel subsidies, public service quality, environmental goods a...
Analysis of the structural conditions of platform-mediated labour in India reveals that algorithmic management operates as a form of digital Taylorism, systematically eroding worker autonomy and bargaining power while reconfiguring the boundaries of the employment relationship.
Sazzad Parwez· Discover Global Society· 0 citations
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