Dutta, Dev

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Devkamal Dutta, Assistant Professor of Strategic
Management and Entrepreneurship, travels to India
Dev Dutta
University of New Hampshire - Main Campus, dev.dutta@unh.edu
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Dutta, Dev, "Devkamal Dutta, Assistant Professor of Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship, travels to India" (2010). Faculty
Travel Reports. 44.
https://scholars.unh.edu/international_travel/44
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Dev Dutta (front row, center) with MBA students at IILM India
Devkamal Dutta
Assistant Professor of Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship - Whittemore School of Business and Economics
Professor Dutta traveled to India in December 2009 to present a paper at the Indian Academy of Management Research Conference and to
examine the work of a non-governmental organization involved in social entrepreneurship.
In December 2009, I traveled to New
Delhi, Kolkata and Jamshedpur, India,
with several items on my travel
agenda. I presented a paper at the
first Indian Academy of Management
Research Conference held at the
prestigious XLRI Jamshedpur School
of Business and Human Resources
(http://xlri.ac.in/). This conference
was a congregation of academics from
around the world who are of Indian
heritage and/or have a research
interest on the dynamic Indian
economy and business. True to its
objectives, the conference’s theme
this year was Indian Management Ethos. The paper that I presented at this conference was titled: "Path dependence, path breaking change and
the three gunas of prakrti: Insights from the Indian Samkhya philosophy." It was well received and there were many interesting questions from
the audience.
Subsequently, in January I traveled through Kolkata and Delhi to work on my current research project on social entrepreneurship and how
organizations active in this arena manage to juggle the twin challenges of economic viability and social goals. In this context, I had the occasion to
study a very interesting Indian NGO that is doing some great work in this area, albeit in a focused way. This organization is named Manzil and
more details about it can be found here: http://manzil.in/.
Finally, as part of my visit in Delhi, I conducted three workshops at the IILM Institute for Higher Education, Delhi. One of these was with MBA
students on "The nature of competitive strategy." A couple of other workshops were conducted for the IILM faculty on "Teaching Excellence" and
"Improving Research Productivity and Publishing in High Quality Journals." These workshops were greatly appreciated and I felt they turned out to
be truly mutual learning experiences.
I am grateful to have received a CIE grant to partially finance my travel to India and I felt honored to represent UNH during my visit to the
country.
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University of New HampshireUniversity of New Hampshire Scholars' RepositoryFaculty Travel Reports Global Education CenterSpring 2010Devkamal Dutta, Assistant Professor of StrategicManagement and Entrepreneurship, travels to IndiaDev DuttaUniversity of New Hampshire - Main Campus, dev.dutta@unh.eduFollow this and additional works at: https://scholars.unh.edu/international_travelThis Report is brought to you for free and open access by the Global Education Center at University of New Hampshire Scholars' Repository. It hasbeen accepted for inclusion in Faculty Travel Reports by an authorized administrator of University of New Hampshire Scholars' Repository. For moreinformation, please contact nicole.hentz@unh.edu.Recommended CitationDutta, Dev, "Devkamal Dutta, Assistant Professor of Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship, travels to India" (2010). FacultyTravel Reports. 44.https://scholars.unh.edu/international_travel/44Devkamal Dutta | Center for International Education and Global Engagementhttp://unh.edu/cie//devkamal-dutta[6/14/2016 1:55:19 PM]Home UNH Home Contact/Emergency Center for International Education and Global EngagementCopyright © 2016, Center for International Education and Global Engagement  •  University of New HampshireHood House  •  89 Main Street  •  Durham, NH 03824  •  Ph 603-862-2398  •  Fax 603-862-0169Thompson Hall  •  105 Main Street  •  Durham, NH 03824  •  Ph 603-862-1288  •  Fax 603-862-0844For questions about this website          For UNH main directory dial 603-862-1234ADA Acknowledgement | Contact the UNH WebmasterDev Dutta (front row, center) with MBA students at IILM IndiaDevkamal DuttaAssistant Professor of Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship - Whittemore School of Business and EconomicsProfessor Dutta traveled to India in December 2009 to present a paper at the Indian Academy of Management Research Conference and toexamine the work of a non-governmental organization involved in social entrepreneurship.In December 2009, I traveled to NewDelhi, Kolkata and Jamshedpur, India,with several items on my travelagenda. I presented a paper at thefirst Indian Academy of ManagementResearch Conference held at theprestigious XLRI Jamshedpur Schoolof Business and Human Resources(http://xlri.ac.in/). This conferencewas a congregation of academics fromaround the world who are of Indianheritage and/or have a researchinterest on the dynamic Indianeconomy and business. True to itsobjectives, the conference’s themethis year was Indian Management Ethos. The paper that I presented at this conference was titled: "Path dependence, path breaking change andthe three gunas of prakrti: Insights from the Indian Samkhya philosophy." It was well received and there were many interesting questions fromthe audience.Subsequently, in January I traveled through Kolkata and Delhi to work on my current research project on social entrepreneurship and howorganizations active in this arena manage to juggle the twin challenges of economic viability and social goals. In this context, I had the occasion tostudy a very interesting Indian NGO that is doing some great work in this area, albeit in a focused way. This organization is named Manzil andmore details about it can be found here: http://manzil.in/.Finally, as part of my visit in Delhi, I conducted three workshops at the IILM Institute for Higher Education, Delhi. One of these was with MBAstudents on "The nature of competitive strategy." A couple of other workshops were conducted for the IILM faculty on "Teaching Excellence" and"Improving Research Productivity and Publishing in High Quality Journals." These workshops were greatly appreciated and I felt they turned out tobe truly mutual learning experiences.I am grateful to have received a CIE grant to partially finance my travel to India and I felt honored to represent UNH during my visit to thecountry.About OISS Int'l Affairs Dual Major / Minor Study Abroad The World at UNH UNH Int'l Travel Policies & Resources Faculty Alumni

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