Ravi Roy

Leadership forum invites attendees to learn about philosophy of father of Total Quality Management system

St George News  online

2019-03-29

Understanding the value and impact of the Deming System of Profound Knowledge, Ravi Roy, the director of the Deming Incubator, established a partnership with the W. Edwards Deming Institute in 2017.

SUU hosts Deming Leadership Forum

The Independent: A Voice for Utah  online

2019-03-26

Understanding the value and impact of the Deming System of Profound Knowledge, Ravi Roy, the director of the W. Edwards Deming Incubator for Quality, Innovation, and Leadership, established a partnership with the W. Edwards Deming Institute in 2017.

Professor Brings Deming Institute to SUU

SUU News  online

2017-08-09

Southern Utah University continues to implement experiential and innovative research-based teaching and learning initiatives in the classroom. Understanding the value and impact of the Deming System of Profound Knowledge, Dr. Ravi Roy, assistant professor of political science at SUU, has established a partnership with the W. Edwards Deming Institute.

Ravi Roy on Teaching Deming’s Ideas at Southern Utah University

The W. Edwards Deming Institute Blog  online

2016-12-05

In this Deming podcast Ravi Roy discusses teaching Deming’s ideas at Southern Utah University. (download the podcast). Dr. Roy is Professor of Public Administration for Southern Utah University and a Research Fellow with The Deming Institute.

What Is Financialization?

The Oxford Handbook of Global Studies

Ravi K Roy, Thomas D Willett

2018-11-07

The financial sector has traditionally been responsible for performing a range of essential functions generally associated with deposit-taking and lending by banks for productive uses.

Corruption and Anticorruption: The Case of India

Journal of Developing Societies

Parkes Riley, Ravi K. Roy

India is corrupt, but according to Transparency International, it is less so than it used to be and less so than many similar countries. People often blame India’s corruption on the system of business licensing that prevailed from the 1950s through the 1980s, but Pakistan, even without such a system, has been rated higher in corruption. Significantly, India’s nationalist movement was often moralistic, especially because of the influence of Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhian traditions have lingered and affected anticorruption drives in 1974–1975 and in 2011 and after. Corruption continues in India for several reasons, including ingrained habits, the pervasiveness of the government, the opportunities for crony capitalism that have come with liberalization, and a loss of civic faith. At least in its more obvious forms, corruption may slowly fade, because India does have civic traditions, and because there is a revulsion against it that has inspired both protest activities and electoral campaigns.

Adaptation of the American Democratic Party in an Era of Globalization

International Journal of Political Economy

Thomas R. Rochon, Ravi Roy

2001

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