Dr. Bidisha Banerji is an Associate Professor and Deputy Director at the Amity Institute of Public Policy, Amity University, Noida, India. She earned her PhD in Public Policy and Public Administration from George Washington University, Washington, DC, USA, where she was awarded the prestigious Selective Excellence Fellowship. Dr. Banerji is an accomplished academic, policy analyst, and consultant with a proven track record in academia and the think tank sector.Her research expertise spans many areas, including policy analysis, policy design, advocacy, sustainability, urban service delivery, urban geography, megacities, urban commons, and program evaluation. Dr. Banerji’s scholarly work has been published extensively in leading academic journals. She has authored numerous articles, research papers, and book chapters that advance understanding in these critical areas of public policy. She has been recognized for her academic excellence with several accolades, including the ICSSR grant award for 2024. Dr. Banerji has also been a distinguished speaker at several high-profile national and international conferences, further establishing her as a thought leader. Her interdisciplinary approach to public policy and commitment to impactful research continue to shape the discourse on sustainable urban development and governance.Sheetal Sharma is an Associate Professor at the Centre for European Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India. Dr. Sharma has been awarded the JNU Research Excellence Award for outstanding contribution and excellence in the field of Social Sciences and Humanities for the year 2018-19 in the Young Scholars Category. She is the recipient of a number of projects funded by the European Commission under the Framework of Erasmus+ Program – Jean Monnet Activities. She has authored and edited a number of books and also writes regularly in journals and magazines of national and international repute.

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• Chapter 1. Markets, Space and Infrastructure.- Chapter 2. Assessing Kering Group’s EP&L Tool: A Double Materiality and Ecosystem Valuation Perspective.- Chapter 3. Nachtarbeit in India and the EU: New Ground for Economic Cooperation, Welfare and Resilience.- Chapter 4. "DigitALL": Bridging the Digital Gender Gap in Technology Governance and Policy.- Chapter 5. Managing Waste Using Industry 4.0 Interventions - Moving Towards the Path to Circular Economy -A Study.- Chapter 6. Climate Justice in India - Contemporary Legal and Regulatory Position.- Chapter 7. Case Study of EcoCollab: A Sustainable Micro Enterprise.- Chapter 8. Earth Restore: Sustainable transition towards a resilient urban society- Insights from an Indian case study.- Chapter 9. India Needs a Policy for Climate Change Refugees: A South Asian Perspective on Environmental Migrants as ‘Refugees’.- Chapter 10. European Union and Primary Commodity Trade: The Saga of International Banana Trade.- Chapter 11. Unmasking the Multifaceted Determinants of Investment Decision in the Indian Stock Market.- Chapter 12. Corporate Culture with a Focus on Agility, Sustainability and D&I.- Chapter 13. In Pursuit of a New Geopolitics of Education:  Reconciling Civilisational Idealism and Globalist Pragmatism in NEP, 2020.- Chapter 14. Open Digital Ecosystems and Regulating E-Commerce Platforms Competition in India: Potentials and Pitfalls for Policy Design in India.

Dr. Bidisha Banerji is an Associate Professor and Deputy Director at the Amity Institute of Public Policy, Amity University, Noida, India. She earned her PhD in Public Policy and Public Administration from George Washington University, Washington, DC, USA, where she was awarded the prestigious Selective Excellence Fellowship. Dr. Banerji is an accomplished academic, policy analyst, and consultant with a proven track record in academia and the think tank sector.Her research expertise spans many areas, including policy analysis, policy design, advocacy, sustainability, urban service delivery, urban geography, megacities, urban commons, and program evaluation. Dr. Banerji’s scholarly work has been published extensively in leading academic journals. She has authored numerous articles, research papers, and book chapters that advance understanding in these critical areas of public policy. She has been recognized for her academic excellence with several accolades, including the ICSSR grant award for 2024. Dr. Banerji has also been a distinguished speaker at several high-profile national and international conferences, further establishing her as a thought leader. Her interdisciplinary approach to public policy and commitment to impactful research continue to shape the discourse on sustainable urban development and governance.Sheetal Sharma is an Associate Professor at the Centre for European Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India. Dr. Sharma has been awarded the JNU Research Excellence Award for outstanding contribution and excellence in the field of Social Sciences and Humanities for the year 2018-19 in the Young Scholars Category. She is the recipient of a number of projects funded by the European Commission under the Framework of Erasmus+ Program – Jean Monnet Activities. She has authored and edited a number of books and also writes regularly in journals and magazines of national and international repute.

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• Chapter 1. Markets, Space and Infrastructure.- Chapter 2. Assessing Kering Group’s EP&L Tool: A Double Materiality and Ecosystem Valuation Perspective.- Chapter 3. Nachtarbeit in India and the EU: New Ground for Economic Cooperation, Welfare and Resilience.- Chapter 4. "DigitALL": Bridging the Digital Gender Gap in Technology Governance and Policy.- Chapter 5. Managing Waste Using Industry 4.0 Interventions - Moving Towards the Path to Circular Economy -A Study.- Chapter 6. Climate Justice in India - Contemporary Legal and Regulatory Position.- Chapter 7. Case Study of EcoCollab: A Sustainable Micro Enterprise.- Chapter 8. Earth Restore: Sustainable transition towards a resilient urban society- Insights from an Indian case study.- Chapter 9. India Needs a Policy for Climate Change Refugees: A South Asian Perspective on Environmental Migrants as ‘Refugees’.- Chapter 10. European Union and Primary Commodity Trade: The Saga of International Banana Trade.- Chapter 11. Unmasking the Multifaceted Determinants of Investment Decision in the Indian Stock Market.- Chapter 12. Corporate Culture with a Focus on Agility, Sustainability and D&I.- Chapter 13. In Pursuit of a New Geopolitics of Education:  Reconciling Civilisational Idealism and Globalist Pragmatism in NEP, 2020.- Chapter 14. Open Digital Ecosystems and Regulating E-Commerce Platforms Competition in India: Potentials and Pitfalls for Policy Design in India.

Dr. Bidisha Banerji is an Associate Professor and Deputy Director at the Amity Institute of Public Policy, Amity University, Noida, India. She earned her PhD in Public Policy and Public Administration from George Washington University, Washington, DC, USA, where she was awarded the prestigious Selective Excellence Fellowship. Dr. Banerji is an accomplished academic, policy analyst, and consultant with a proven track record in academia and the think tank sector.Her research expertise spans many areas, including policy analysis, policy design, advocacy, sustainability, urban service delivery, urban geography, megacities, urban commons, and program evaluation. Dr. Banerji’s scholarly work has been published extensively in leading academic journals. She has authored numerous articles, research papers, and book chapters that advance understanding in these critical areas of public policy. She has been recognized for her academic excellence with several accolades, including the ICSSR grant award for 2024. Dr. Banerji has also been a distinguished speaker at several high-profile national and international conferences, further establishing her as a thought leader. Her interdisciplinary approach to public policy and commitment to impactful research continue to shape the discourse on sustainable urban development and governance.Sheetal Sharma is an Associate Professor at the Centre for European Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India. Dr. Sharma has been awarded the JNU Research Excellence Award for outstanding contribution and excellence in the field of Social Sciences and Humanities for the year 2018-19 in the Young Scholars Category. She is the recipient of a number of projects funded by the European Commission under the Framework of Erasmus+ Program – Jean Monnet Activities. She has authored and edited a number of books and also writes regularly in journals and magazines of national and international repute.

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• Chapter 1. Markets, Space and Infrastructure.- Chapter 2. Assessing Kering Group’s EP&L Tool: A Double Materiality and Ecosystem Valuation Perspective.- Chapter 3. Nachtarbeit in India and the EU: New Ground for Economic Cooperation, Welfare and Resilience.- Chapter 4. "DigitALL": Bridging the Digital Gender Gap in Technology Governance and Policy.- Chapter 5. Managing Waste Using Industry 4.0 Interventions - Moving Towards the Path to Circular Economy -A Study.- Chapter 6. Climate Justice in India - Contemporary Legal and Regulatory Position.- Chapter 7. Case Study of EcoCollab: A Sustainable Micro Enterprise.- Chapter 8. Earth Restore: Sustainable transition towards a resilient urban society- Insights from an Indian case study.- Chapter 9. India Needs a Policy for Climate Change Refugees: A South Asian Perspective on Environmental Migrants as ‘Refugees’.- Chapter 10. European Union and Primary Commodity Trade: The Saga of International Banana Trade.- Chapter 11. Unmasking the Multifaceted Determinants of Investment Decision in the Indian Stock Market.- Chapter 12. Corporate Culture with a Focus on Agility, Sustainability and D&I.- Chapter 13. In Pursuit of a New Geopolitics of Education:  Reconciling Civilisational Idealism and Globalist Pragmatism in NEP, 2020.- Chapter 14. Open Digital Ecosystems and Regulating E-Commerce Platforms Competition in India: Potentials and Pitfalls for Policy Design in India.