Ankur Rani
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Ankur Rani is an emerging scholar whose research critically examines the intersection of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the evolving gig economy. In her most-cited work, "Digital Industrial Revolution 4.0 and Sustaining Gig Economy: Challenges and Opportunities Ahead" (2022), she explores how digital transformation reshapes labor markets, focusing on the precarious yet promising nature of platform-based work. Rani’s contribution lies in identifying key structural challenges—such as job insecurity and regulatory gaps—while also highlighting opportunities for sustainable livelihoods through technological adaptation. Though her citation count is modest, her work is timely and relevant, addressing a pressing global shift in employment patterns. Rani’s research is particularly valuable for students and policymakers seeking to understand how digitalization can be harnessed to support fair and resilient gig economies. Her focus on sustainability within this rapidly changing landscape marks her as a thoughtful voice in contemporary labor studies, with potential for significant future impact as the field grows.
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