This paper attempts to estimate the impact of economic, social, and political globalization on
the quality of life (QOL), using data reported by the KOF index of globalization. From 1990 to …

Type II translational research tends to emphasize getting evidence-based programs
implemented in real world settings. To fully realize the aspirations of prevention scientists …

Despite the growing interest in global inequality, assessing inequality trends is a major
challenge because individual data on income or consumption is not often available …

Since the launch of the Brundtland Report in 1987, developing countries continue to face
problematic trade-offs between balancing the current use of natural resources and how to …

This study analyzes the relationship between three dimensions (economic, social, and
political) of globalization and quality of life using a panel of 44 Islamic countries from 1970 to …

This paper studies the evolution of economic and social disparities across South America.
By exploiting a novel multi-country subnational dataset, we evaluate the evolution of gross …

One of the world's largest economies, India has witnessed remarkable transformations in
industrial operations and the concurrent management of human resources in the last two …

Abstract After Second World War (WWII) a true evolution in understanding of economic
development happened, which affected the ways of measuring prosperity, ie perceiving …

People in the United Kingdom are living longer than ever but the gap between the shortest
and longest lived appears to be increasing. Based on data from the Human Mortality …

Based on the data of Gallup World Poll Survey (GWP), this study employs a spatial 2SLS
(two stage least square) model to examines the impact of globalization on the level of …