Urbanization in a Globalized World: Reviewing Environmental Sustainability in Developing Countries

Climate change remains a critical issue worldwide, and balancing economic growth with sustainable development is of paramount importance. Our study explores the complex relationship between globalization, environmental sustainability, and urbanization in selected developing countries. By utilizing a simple panel regression technique and data from 40 developing countries from 1994 to 2018, the study examines how these factors influence environmental stability. We find that with a strong focus on environmental sustainability, economic growth can be enhanced. Additionally, we find that globalization, along with GDP per capita and access to electricity, significantly impacts environmental sustainability. Conversely, the effect of urbanization on environmental stability appears to be minimal.

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Population and Economics
Published
2024-10-22
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https://doi.org/10.3897/popecon.8.e111828
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3
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Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy
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Urbanization in a Globalized World: Reviewing Environmental Sustainability in Developing Countries

Abdul Rehman Nawaz, Kalsoom Zulfiqar, Ali Asad Sabir, Fatima Farasat
3 citations
Population and Economics
Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy
2.13
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Urbanization in a Globalized World: Reviewing Environmental Sustainability in Developing Countries

Abdul Rehman Nawaz, Kalsoom Zulfiqar, Ali Asad Sabir, Fatima Farasat
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3 citations

Abstract

Climate change remains a critical issue worldwide, and balancing economic growth with sustainable development is of paramount importance. Our study explores the complex relationship between globalization, environmental sustainability, and urbanization in selected developing countries. By utilizing a simple panel regression technique and data from 40 developing countries from 1994 to 2018, the study examines how these factors influence environmental stability. We find that with a strong focus on environmental sustainability, economic growth can be enhanced. Additionally, we find that globalization, along with GDP per capita and access to electricity, significantly impacts environmental sustainability. Conversely, the effect of urbanization on environmental stability appears to be minimal.

Population and EconomicsVol. 8(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy
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