Latest Research in Energy, Environment, Economic Growth
80 research papers · 0.0 average citations · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Energy, Environment, Economic Growth
- Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting — 7 papers
- Energy, Environment, Economic Growth — 5 papers
- Environmental Sustainability in Business — 4 papers
- Supply Chain and Inventory Management — 4 papers
- Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management — 3 papers
- ERP Systems Implementation and Impact — 3 papers
- Theoretical Economics — 3 papers
- Information Technology Governance and Strategy — 2 papers
- Machine Learning — 2 papers
- Information and Cyber Security — 2 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- Cloud Consulting Frameworks for Enterprise Digital Transformation
- Cloud Consulting Frameworks for Enterprise Digital Transformation
- Corporate Social Responsibility from Classroom to Boardroom through Values Based Integration of Western and Indian
- Risk mitigation in cloud-based computing in human resource systems: potential apprehensions and critical reflections in knowledge management
- On Non-Stationary Dynamic Pricing: Adaptivity and Optimality
- Cloud Migration Services for Secure Healthcare IT
- Cloud Migration Services for Secure Healthcare IT
- Digital Infrastructure Construction and Corporate Total Factor Productivity: Evidence from China
- What should the encroaching supplier do?: A Stackelberg Game Approach
- Digital Transformation and Supply Chain Resilience in Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Firms: Evidence from China
- Cloud Computing Adoption in Saudi Industrial Enterprises: Role of SAP Platforms in Vision 2030 Digital Transformation
- From global goals to local action: Mapping CSR–SDG alignment in a commercial port
- Green Manufacturing and the Co-Evolution of Corporate Digitalization and Greening Transformation Systems: Evidence from China’s Green Factory Certification
- Assortment Optimization under the Decision Forest Model
- Reputation through Purchase Decisions
- Supply Chain Sustainability and Human Capital: A Multilevel Analysis
- Diversify or concentrate? Environment-related technical barriers to trade and corporate supply chain configuration
- A Model of Two Learning Processes (1 citations)
- Mergers when price and quality are set by bargaining
- Maximum resale prices across heterogeneous local markets