Last Date for submission: September 1, 2025

United Kingdom

OpenRefine is a powerful, free, open-source tool designed for working with messy data. It helps users clean, transform, and structure data efficiently converting it from one format to another and enriching it using web services and external sources. OpenRefine is widely used by data professionals, researchers, and journalists for data wrangling tasks such as removing duplicates, correcting inconsistencies, and standardising entries. It provides a spreadsheet-like interface with powerful transformation and filtering functions, making complex data operations accessible to non-programmers. The project is driven by the mission to make data engagement meaningful and inclusive, fostering a global, diverse, and supportive user community around open data practices....

Quarto is an open-source scientific and technical publishing system that enables authors to create dynamic, high-quality, and reproducible content using plain text markdown or Jupyter notebooks. Supporting languages like Python, R, Julia, and Observable, Quarto empowers users to produce articles, dashboards, presentations, blogs, books, and websites. It offers flexible output formats including HTML, PDF, MS Word, and ePub, and integrates seamlessly with publishing platforms such as Posit Connect and Confluence for organization-wide sharing. With support for Pandoc markdown, users can incorporate equations, citations, cross-references, figure panels, and advanced layouts to ensure clarity and professionalism in their documents. Quarto is designed to bridge coding and communication, making it an ideal tool for researchers, analysts, educators, and data-driven professionals...

Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, June 2025

Solar-Powered Irrigation Systems (SPIS) are an important component of India's effort towards sustainable energy transition and are promoted with financial support under the PM-KUSUM program. In spite of the promise and the policy push, adoption of SPIS has been low. In this paper, we use a Discrete Choice Experiment (DCE) to...

International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, June 2025

This article has benefited from generative discussions at the Sawyer Seminar on ‘Interrogating the Plantationocene’ at UW-Madison in April 2019, the eighth Annual PhD Workshop at IIHS in Bangalore in January 2022, the AIIS Junior Fellows Annual Conference in New Delhi in December 2022, a seminar at the Center for Development...

Managerial and Decision Economics, June 2025

This study explores the impact of oil price uncertainty on working capital management for 21,051 nonfinancial Indian firms throughout 2000–2023. This study is based on the panel data set of 154,550 firm-year observations over 23 years from 2000 to 2023. We have proceeded with a fixed effect panel data regression model and robustness...

Review of Development Economics, June 2025

This paper investigates poverty transitions and household predictors associated with different states of poverty transitions in India during the pandemic's first year (2020). Following the unexpected shock brought on by COVID, economic activity slowed down, presumably pushing many households into poverty. For poverty alleviation...

Journal of Futures Market, June 2025

This study attempts to investigate the economic motivation of high-frequency traders (HFTs) to use single-stock futures (SSFs) contracts. Using a novel intraday data set from the largest exchange of SSFs, with identifiers for algorithmic traders, we attempt to disentangle the hedging and information-based trading motivations...

The Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, June 2025

Despite the growing popularity of organic farming and its sustainability benefits, obstacles hinder widespread adoption. This study uses the Transformative Innovation Policy framework to explore strategies from leaders among 190 countries for promoting organic farming. We conducted a correspondence analysis of organic farming policy...