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There are always a few economic policy targets to be achieved at a given time. Politicians always strive to simultaneously achieve the optimal size for each of them. However, these targets are always at least partly cont...

The article defines the very essence of economic diplomacy as a science of international economic relations and a tool of the foreign economic policy of the state, which is a set of nonmilitary practical measures, techni...

Abstract This study examines the time–frequency dependence structure and causality of Vietnamese financial development (FI), trade openness (OP), education (ED), and digitalization (DI) on Vietnam’s economic growth (...

Purpose — Adopting an asymmetric approach, this study analyses the impact of economic and monetary uncertainties on money demand within an open-economy framework for Pakistan. Its primary objective is to assess whether...

This study examines the economic and cultural determinants of foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows across European Union countries, with a comparative focus on 2019 and 2023. The analysis is based on a cross-section...

One dimension of the Russo–Ukrainian war is the confrontation between authoritarianism and democracy in economic matters. Ukraine is currently engaged in a dynamic process of establishing the democratic legitimacy of p...

The present article examines four interrelated elements of the economy: namely, markets, labour, production, and distribution. These elements thus function as principles and laws. This approach is predicated on the premi...

This study appraises the trajectory and dimensions of bilateral relations between Nigeria and the Republic of Korea (South Korea) from 1980 to the present. It explores the historical evolution, strategic motivations, and...

Math anxiety undermines students’ motivation and achievement and is a pervasive challenge in mathematics education. Although prior studies have shown that cognitively demanding instruction is associated with lower anxi...

Abstract Background Previous studies have reported a positive association between socioeconomic status (SES) and HIV infection in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). This contradicts widespread understandings of how health dispari...

The relevance of the research is explained by the contradiction between the availability of forest resources, the demand for timber materials, and the low economic efficiency of their use, conservation, and reproduction....

The growing concern over socioeconomic challenges in developing economies has intensified scholarly attention on how financial inclusion and institutional quality interact to influence economic growth in Sub-Saharan Afri...

Abstract Bangladesh’s rapid economic transformation over the past three decades has been shaped by structural reforms, digital advancements, energy infrastructure expansion, and trade liberalisation. However, sustainin...

Selected aspects of methodological developments in socio-economic research are addressed from a conceptual perspective, with outlining the areas of transformations in methodology, and illustrating the feasibilities of it...

Abstract Cities have become important actors in international relations, and integral to security and environmental politics. We are living in an increasingly urban world, dominated by human settlements and activities. T...

The article reveals the essence of the interdisciplinary concept of world order, shows the heterogeneity of views of representatives of different directions and scientific schools, in particular, in terms of ensuring the...

Digitalization represents a socio-economic phenomenon that reshapes lifestyles and economic behavior. Its active development allows for the well-grounded and balanced use of economic policy instruments aimed at strengthe...

Latin American industrial relations have changed dramatically in the past three decades. The advance of neoliberal policy-making has meant deepening flexibility, growing informal markets, and the retreat of the State as ...

The paper analyses the contribution of different types of innovative entrepreneurship: new products entrepreneurship (NP), new technology development entrepreneurship (NT), high growth expectation entrepreneurship (...

Persistent regional disparities remain a central challenge for sustainable development in many emerging and developing economies, raising questions about how fiscal decentralization relates to territorial socio-economic ...

Purpose — This study examines how global economic policy uncertainty (GEPU) shapes government expenditure dynamics in emerging market economies. Methods — Using an annual panel of 28 emerging economies from 1998 to ...

Globalization is a process of world economic integration which leads to the global economy without borders. The paper estimates the impact of globalization on economic growth in the case of European Mone...

This study examines the impact of human development on economic growth in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region amidst evolving socioeconomic challenges using panel data from 18 countries over the period 2010–...

IntroductionGlobalisation has transformed the way families interact, communicate, and navigate their relationships across contemporary societies. In Nigeria, particularly in urban centres such as Lagos State, increasing ...