XLRI Professor Dr. Santanu Sarkar Honored as Influential Leader by AACSB International

Dr. Santanu Sarkar Recognized for Impactful Research in Human Resource Management

Dr. Santanu Sarkar of XLRI – Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur, has been distinguished by AACSB International as part of the 2024 Class of Influential Leaders for his extensive contributions to human resource management.

JAMSHEDPUR – Dr. Santanu Sarkar, a notable professor in Human Resource Management at XLRI – Xavier School of Management, has earned significant recognition as a 2024 Class of Influential Leader by AACSB International, the largest global business education alliance.

Dr. Sarkar, known for his scholarly work on labor relations and policies, has published widely in the field of human resource management, particularly focusing on emerging economies.

His research spans various complex topics including the condition of labor in the Global South, examining aspects like worker rights, trade policies, and the impact of global labor movements.

Significantly, Dr. Sarkar has also engaged with international organizations such as the World Bank and the Hans Beckler Foundation, providing expertise on labor standards and corporate practices across global supply chains.

AACSB President and CEO, Lily Bi, praised Dr. Sarkar’s research for its profound impact on addressing critical global challenges and influencing policy and practice both in academia and the wider world of work.

XLRI expressed pride in Dr. Sarkar’s achievements, noting that his recognition reflects the institution’s commitment to advancing research that contributes to ethical and effective business practices globally.

Dr. Sarkar’s accolade is part of AACSB’s mission to connect educators, students, and business to achieve a common goal of creating the next generation of great leaders.

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