Artificial Intelligence and Environmental, Social and Governance: A Bibliometric Analysis Review

Alhasnawi, Mushtaq Yousif; Alshdaifat, Sajead Mowafaq; Aziz, Noor Hidayah Ab; Almasoodi, Muthana Faaeq

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-63717-9_8

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

2024

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-63717-9_8

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Artificial Intelligence and Environmental, Social and Governance: A Bibliometric Analysis Review

Mushtaq Yousif Alhasnawi,

Sajead Mowafaq Alshdaifat,

Noor Hidayah Ab Aziz

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The possibility of applying metaverse in cultural heritage tourism: A case study on the ancient city of Babylon

Almasooudi

2024

Tourism and Hospitality Research

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This paper explores cultural heritage tourism decision makers’ perspectives on adopting metaverse technologies to enhance experiences and preservation at the ancient Mesopotamian city of Babylon in Iraq. The metaverse represents an emerging phenomenon of persistent 3D virtual environments accessed through augmented and virtual reality. Babylon’s sprawling ancient ruins could be vividly recreated to attract tourists both on-site and online. However, challenges around authenticity, infrastructure, and competing priorities may inhibit metaverse adoption. To investigate this complex issue, 8 semi-structured interviews were conducted with Iraqi government heritage and tourism officials and museum administrators. Interview transcripts were thematically analyzed to identify key opportunities and barriers. Findings revealed knowledge gaps around metaverse benefits, concerns over the inauthenticity of simulated experiences, enthusiasm for widening youth access, and various adoption challenges. Core recommendations include starting with small experimental pilots, building decision makers digital literacy, framing metaverse experiences as complements not replacements, and improving supporting technology infrastructure over time. This formative qualitative study provides crucial insights into Iraqi expert perceptions to inform policies guiding effective, context-specific integration of metaverse technologies to ultimately enrich cultural tourism and the preservation of ancient Iraqi heritage. Further research measuring pilot metaverse project outcomes is warranted.

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The possibility of applying metaverse in cultural heritage tourism: A case study on the ancient city of Babylon

Almasooudi

2024

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The relationship between dividend policy and bank size: Evidence from Jordan

Fawzi Shubita,

Hlail Srayyih,

Abdullah Harjan

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Banks and Bank Systems

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The growing need to comprehend how dividend policy affects bank size, particularly in emerging markets like Jordan, makes this study relevant. Bank size, often measured by total assets, is a key indicator of financial strength and stability. This study aims to examine the relationship between various measures of dividend policy – dividend per share, dividend yield, and dividend per share to earnings per share ratio – and bank size in Jordanian banks, using earnings per share as a control variable.The study employs ordinary least squares regression analysis to investigate the relationship between these variables over a sample of Jordanian banks. Three regression models were constructed to evaluate the impact of each dividend measure on bank size. The results indicate a significant positive relationship between dividend per share and bank size, and between the dividends per share to earnings per share ratio and bank size. The results show that approximately 43.9% of the variance in bank size is explained by the Dividends per share and Earnings per share, and a significant positive correlation is observed between total assets (bank size) and dividend per share, with a coefficient of 53%. Dividend yield, however, showed no significant impact on bank size.The results support that Jordanian banks with a sound dividend policy on dividend per share and its continuity with earnings exhibit higher asset growth. In this respect, bank growth appears to be highly dependent on a prudent dividend policy even from an emerging markets perspective.

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Artificial Intelligence and Environmental, Social and Governance: A Bibliometric Analysis Review

Cited by 2 publications

References 48 publications

The possibility of applying metaverse in cultural heritage tourism: A case study on the ancient city of Babylon

The possibility of applying metaverse in cultural heritage tourism: A case study on the ancient city of Babylon

The relationship between dividend policy and bank size: Evidence from Jordan

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