Work, Women, and Worldview
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© 2027 | Published: September 10, 2026
Overview:This book brings together a diverse range of organizations, from grassroots, collectives and self-help groups, to technology-driven enterprises and reimagined institutions, to explore how meaningful change unfolds in complex social …
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PART-I: WORK
1. From Loom to Laptop: GoCoop’s Digital Path to Artisan Empowerment
2. Social Alpha: Creating an Alpha through DeepTech Innovation
3. Churning Ideas into Impact: Manthan’s Model of Collaborative Innovation
4. Of Bees, Belonging, and Business: The Story of Last Forest
PART-II: WOMEN
5. The Strongest Link: Women, Value Chains, and the Udyogini Way
6. Courage, Care, and Collective Power: Women’s Journeys through Kudumbashree
7. Spinning a New Yarn: Resham Sutra
PART-III: WORLDVIEW
8. Green Worms: Rethinking Waste, Restoring Dignity
9. Leading with the Heart: Narayana Health’s Experiments in Expanding Access to Affordable Surgery
10. Nurturing the Forest Within: Tapovan
11. From Borrowed Willow to Global Thunder: The Cultural Evolution of Indian Cricket
12. IIM Kozhikode: A Quiet Ascent to Inclusive Excellence
Conclusion: Feeling, Thinking, and Acting Differently
1. From Loom to Laptop: GoCoop’s Digital Path to Artisan Empowerment
2. Social Alpha: Creating an Alpha through DeepTech Innovation
3. Churning Ideas into Impact: Manthan’s Model of Collaborative Innovation
4. Of Bees, Belonging, and Business: The Story of Last Forest
PART-II: WOMEN
5. The Strongest Link: Women, Value Chains, and the Udyogini Way
6. Courage, Care, and Collective Power: Women’s Journeys through Kudumbashree
7. Spinning a New Yarn: Resham Sutra
PART-III: WORLDVIEW
8. Green Worms: Rethinking Waste, Restoring Dignity
9. Leading with the Heart: Narayana Health’s Experiments in Expanding Access to Affordable Surgery
10. Nurturing the Forest Within: Tapovan
11. From Borrowed Willow to Global Thunder: The Cultural Evolution of Indian Cricket
12. IIM Kozhikode: A Quiet Ascent to Inclusive Excellence
Conclusion: Feeling, Thinking, and Acting Differently
Overview:
This book brings together a diverse range of organizations, from grassroots, collectives and self-help groups, to technology-driven enterprises and reimagined institutions, to explore how meaningful change unfolds in complex social contexts.
Through 12 essays, the book reveals the ‘Invisible Forces’ that quietly reconfigure how problems are framed, how responses are designed, and how people are included in the process of change. Organized across three thematic parts—Work, Women, and Worldview—it examines how platforms, innovation ecosystems, value chains, collective identity, and empathy-driven design can transform livelihoods, restore dignity, and reshape markets.
This book will be a useful resource for management students studying social innovation, policymakers, and administrators seeking to understand the human forces powering India’s rise, and for those wanting to decode the emergence of a new India from its colonial past.
Key Features:
• Organised into three thematic parts with 12 essays, examining how platforms, innovation ecosystems, value chains, collective identity, and empathy-driven design can transform livelihoods, restore dignity, and reshape markets.
• Real world stories capturing transformational changes shaping India’s soft power.
This book brings together a diverse range of organizations, from grassroots, collectives and self-help groups, to technology-driven enterprises and reimagined institutions, to explore how meaningful change unfolds in complex social contexts.
Through 12 essays, the book reveals the ‘Invisible Forces’ that quietly reconfigure how problems are framed, how responses are designed, and how people are included in the process of change. Organized across three thematic parts—Work, Women, and Worldview—it examines how platforms, innovation ecosystems, value chains, collective identity, and empathy-driven design can transform livelihoods, restore dignity, and reshape markets.
This book will be a useful resource for management students studying social innovation, policymakers, and administrators seeking to understand the human forces powering India’s rise, and for those wanting to decode the emergence of a new India from its colonial past.
Key Features:
• Organised into three thematic parts with 12 essays, examining how platforms, innovation ecosystems, value chains, collective identity, and empathy-driven design can transform livelihoods, restore dignity, and reshape markets.
• Real world stories capturing transformational changes shaping India’s soft power.