386 papers
This paper presents an Agent-Based Model that integrates psychological theories and behavioural economics to simulate homeowner energy technology adoption, demonstrating through a case study in Kiel, Germany, that social network interventions can effectively overcome adoption barriers where financial incentives alone may fail.
This paper quantitatively assesses the projected impacts of the Indus Waters Treaty's 2025 abeyance on Pakistan, forecasting a 28.8% decline in water availability by 2035 due to Indian hydroelectric projects, which would result in cumulative GDP losses of USD 50 billion and agricultural revenue declines exceeding USD 32 billion.
This paper addresses fragmented research on AI-driven business analytics by conducting a structured literature review to propose the Adaptive AI Analytics Capability Framework (AAACF), which integrates cybersecurity governance with organizational agility to explain sustainable competitive advantage, supported by hypotheses for empirical validation and case studies of industry leaders.
This study demonstrates that market and entrepreneurial orientations significantly enhance agricultural cooperative performance in Ethiopia's Oromia region, both directly and through the mediating role of organizational culture, while highlighting the need for improved strategic implementation and policy support.
This study demonstrates that digital transformation significantly enhances the sustainable performance of Yemeni commercial banks across economic, social, and technological dimensions, explaining 81.6% of the variance in sustainability outcomes despite the country's challenging context.
This study utilizes patent data from China's low-altitude economy (2016–2025) combined with STERGM, fsQCA, and SHAP decomposition to reveal that while local closure and historical ties consistently support both the formation and persistence of technological relationships, the specific configurational pathways and the role of centrality differ significantly between these two processes, evolving dynamically as the network matures.
This paper develops and applies a firm-level simulation framework to Thailand's industrial estates to demonstrate that a moderately stringent emissions trading system with partial coverage, gradual auctioning, and targeted revenue recycling offers a balanced transition profile for emerging economies, serving as a practical ex ante calibration tool for regulators.
This study employs a novel Multi-LLM Consensus Weighting method to evaluate and rank the social capital conditions for blockchain-enabled microfinance in Malaysia and the Maldives against 53 OIC economies, demonstrating robust comparative insights that inform policy on financial inclusion, transparency, and digital readiness.
Using multilevel data from 65 countries, this study applies the attention-based view to demonstrate that opportunity-driven entrepreneurs are more likely to create born global ventures than necessity-driven ones, a relationship that is strengthened by digital access but weakened by business freedom.
This study presents a Fuzzy AHP-based decision-support framework that assesses mineral criticality across specific value-chain stages, demonstrating through an Australian vanadium case study that while resource availability is high, criticality escalates significantly from exploration to manufacturing due to downstream economic, technical, and infrastructural constraints.