The Illusion of Sustainability
Game-theoretic approach to understanding status transition dynamics and employee performance enhancement in organization...
Published in Frontiers in Physics
To foster high-quality economic development, it is critical to not only enhance the “hard environment,” such as infrastructure, but also to make significant strides in the “soft environment,” such as the relationship between government and businesses. This study posits that the government, industry associations, and enterprises should collectively ...
The continuous rise – during economic growth, the COVD-19 pandemic and conflict – in the adoption of labor-saving agricu...
The presentation was help virtually on November 7, 2023 at 9:30 AM Myanmar Standard Time. This is an output of the Myanmar Strategy Support Program, funded through the Feed the Future Initiative conducted jointly with US Agency for International Development, International Food Policy Research Institute, and Michigan State University.
Understanding the socio-economic causes of deforestation: a global perspective
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Published in Frontiers in Forests and Global Change
Introduction This paper investigates the links between deforestation and key economic, social, environmental, and geographical variables. We focus on per capita GDP, total forest cover, and the population across a diverse sample of countries from five continents for the last three decades. Methods This study utilizes a regression model using panel ...
The Slovenian Perception of the EU: From Outstanding Pupil to Solid Member
Published in Comparative Southeast European Studies
From its early stages, the discussion on Slovenian independence included the clear ambition to join the European Community/Union. This objective was achieved in 2004. The support of membership was very high among Slovenians and has remained so ever since. Various domestic and external factors have affected the level of public support, but the count...
Emerging trends in innovation management and entrepreneurship development in the 21st century: issues, challenges, and o...
Published in Frontiers in Psychology
Mitigating greenhouse gas emissions in Kenya's food system: Economic interdependencies and policy opportunities
Low- and middle-income countries worldwide share the common challenge of achieving sustainable economic development while reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. This challenge is complex due to the interconnectedness of economic activities, where policies targeting one industry can have ripple effects on others. Therefore, it is crucial to unders...
The need for rational use of resourses, the premises for an efficient agriculture in Romania
As a result of the development of cutting-edge technologies, the intensification of scientific research, the unprecedented influence of the mass media on the decision-making behavior of the consumer, the ratio between resources and needs, between availabilities and needs, ends up encountering multiple difficulties, and these make the production of ...
Motivation program in small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises based on the preference for needs
Motivation and meeting the employee needs as a part of human resource management fundamentally affect the improvement of job performance and corporate culture. The research fills in the research gap in the field of the definition of the level of motivation factors in small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises following the preferences for the...
Investigation of factors involved in Moroccan economic development
Published in E3S Web of Conferences
Recently, Morocco has initiated an extensive program of economic, financial, and social reforms aimed at achieving sustainable development. These reforms are mostly structural changes that take years to yield results. The green plan proposed by Morocco integrates an approach that addresses issues related to water scarcity and offers a chance to mak...
