Crises and dislocations home in on social, economic, and political weaknesses that are
often sidestepped or pushed to the backburner in the interests of master plans of growth or …

This research focuses on enriching the dynamics and contextual explanation of relational
well-being as a representation of sustainable quality of life. Previous studies rely on …

Economic growth is considered to be a prerequisite for meeting the basic needs of a society.
Nevertheless, economic growth alone is not sufficient to enhance wellbeing, although it …

Structural transformation is one of the most important topics, especially for developing
countries. Considering the countries which achieved structural transformation, it has great …

This study aims to assess the impact of Greenfield-Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows
on the socio-economic development of ten developing countries. Developing economies …

This article explores the factors that motivate firms to learn new management practices. The
hypotheses are empirically tested using a representative sample of 3676 small, medium and …

Taking cognizant of Nigeria's recent policies toward translating growth to meaningful
development, this study aimed at analysing causality amid economic growth and …

This study empirically investigates the impact of macroeconomic and institutional variables
on the current account balances of nine selected developing Asian countries over the period …

Public sector accountability and governance, international donor agencies and environmental
sustainability: the case of Sri Lanka - RMIT University Logo image Limit search to: New Search …

The resurgence of the East Asian development model has seen alarming trends of populist-
authoritarianism as well as democratic reversals. Yet, the core argument—strong …