Energy, Environment, Economic Growth

Comparative analysis of female labor-force participation and sustainable development across G7 and E7 economies (1990-2022), revealing heterogeneous relationships conditional on structural conditions.

Dynamic analysis of fiscal-energy policy synchronization and pollution cost reduction in Mediterranean economies using Kuramoto modeling and nonlinear autoregressive distributed lag estimation.

Assess urban green development capacity in coastal eastern China using entropy weight-TOPSIS analysis, examining economic, technological, and governance factors driving sustainability transitions.

Explore how digital economy development drives firm-level sustainability performance across EU countries. Study reveals national digitalization enhances eco-innovation through financial.

Explores how supply chain digitalization, green innovation, and financial globalization affect greenhouse gas emissions in Saudi Arabia using frequency domain causality analysis and quantile.

Empirical analysis of green finance dimensions and sustainable performance in Pakistani banking sector using structural equation modeling 2018-2022.

Fixed effects analysis of 30 Indian states from 2005-2023 finds 10% renewable energy capacity increase associated with 1.42% GSDP growth, with green finance amplifying effects.

Study shows cross-border green patents significantly improve environmental performance in Chinese firms through technology transfer, green cognition, and intermediate goods acquisition mechanisms.

Systematic review of geopolitical risk and ESG dynamics intersection, identifying five thematic clusters and proposing future research agendas for institutional stakeholders.

STIRPAT analysis of Morocco's ecological footprints (1970-2023) reveals urbanization, economic growth, technology, and trade openness as key drivers of environmental degradation using four.

Analysis of 273 Chinese cities from 2008-2020 reveals carbon emissions trading systems improve well-being through green innovation, with heterogeneous effects across regions.

Analysis of 1831 firms across 34 countries reveals national environmental policies increase corporate green innovation in emerging markets but not developed markets.