Environmental impact of globalization: The case of central and Eastern European emerging economies

Balsalobre‐Lorente, Daniel; Shahbaz, Muhammad; Murshed, Muntasir; Nuţă, Florian Marcel

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2023.118018

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“…Many academics have used the five new development philosophies of novelty, coordination, green, openness, and sharing to develop a robust evaluation system for tourism’s progress. The ’new growth vision’ was deemed scientific, detailed, and rational by Balsalobre-Lorente et al [ 15 ], giving it significant reference relevance in constructing an HQED index system. HQED is defined by Sinha et al [ 16 ] from the perspectives of the economy, coordination, innovation, openness, greenness, and inclusivity, and these six dimensions were used to determine how the index variables of an HQED assessment technique were chosen.…”

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Dynamic linkages between tourism development, renewable energy and high-quality economic development: Evidence from spatial Durbin model

Li,

Sun,

ChuanYu

2024

PLoS ONE

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There has been a shift in focus toward environmentally and economically sustainable forms of economic growth known as High-quality economic development (HQED). However, this study analyzes the impact of tourism development (TD) and renewable energy consumption on HQED in 30 provinces of China, while covering the time period from 2007 to 2021. TD and HQED has been measured with help of Global Moran Index. This study has used dynamic spatial Durbin model (SDM) to measure the dynamic impact of TD index and renewable energy consumption on HQED along with green finance, foreign direct investment and investment in education. The findings from empirical analysis shows that TD has negative impact on HQED and in more developed regions, the relationship is positive, while in the less developed western part of China, the U-shape has been reversed. Central and northeastern China have a U-shaped connection, while it has been noticed the interaction term of TD and renewable energy endorses HQED. In addition, renewable energy consumption, green finance and increase in education investment have positive and significant impact on HQED while foreign direct investment has negative impact on HQED in China. Therefore, in the light of this study policymakers should focus on the quality of tourism industry, green finance for renewable energy supply and enhancing education investment in China to attain the goal of HQED.

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Dynamic linkages between tourism development, renewable energy and high-quality economic development: Evidence from spatial Durbin model

Li,

Sun,

ChuanYu

2024

PLoS ONE

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“…The relationship between economic growth and carbon emission is the focus of research on regional sustainable development. The most traditional theory for it is the Environmental Kuznets Curve [15], which was expanded by Panayotou [16] to characterize the relationship between per capita income and environmental quality and has proved its practicality in subsequent studies [17][18][19][20].…”

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Decoupling Economic Growth from Carbon Emissions in the Yangtze River Economic Belt of China: From the Coordinated Regional Development Perspective

Fu,

Wang,

Guo

2024

Sustainability

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Decoupling economic growth from carbon emissions is crucial for combating the climate crisis and promoting green development. However, a uniform approach to climate mitigation exacerbates regional disharmony. As a microcosm of China’s regional heterogeneity, the Yangtze River Economic Belt (YREB) is helpful in exploring regional collaborative climate governance. This paper uses the Thiel index, the Tapio decoupling model, and the Logarithmic Mean Divisia Index (LMDI) decomposition approach to explore the decoupling of economic growth from carbon emissions in YREB from 2005 to 2019. Results indicate that the carbon intensity difference is mainly from the difference within middle-rising provinces (MRP) and western less-developed provinces (WLP). YREB exhibits strong decoupling overall, but it is not sustained. The economic growth effect significantly promotes carbon emissions, which is more prominent in MRP. The energy intensity effect plays a vital role in restraining carbon emissions. The emission factor effect signals an improved energy structure in WLP. Regional coordination is needed to achieve green development; thus, provinces should set differentiated carbon emission reduction targets, and more potent tools are recommended in major carbon emitters.

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“…The EKC has been the subject of extensive empirical research by scholars from various nations, but scientific research is not entirely conducted in a vacuum, and the solution to climate problems such as environmental degradation requires genuine collaboration between countries (Balsalobre-Lorente et al, 2023). The two largest economies and carbon emitters in the world, China and the United States, issued a joint statement at the UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow (COP26), pledging to take additional steps to reduce carbon emissions over the following 10 years and to strengthen climate collaboration (Xinhua, 2021), which means that China and the United States have…”

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Exploring the impact of geopolitics on the environmental Kuznets curve research

Wang,

Ren,

2023

Sustainable Development

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Environmental Kuznets curve (EKC) is one of the key theories of economic and environmentally sustainable development. Has the change in geopolitics in recent years affected the international collaboration in the study of the EKC? Based on the publications on the EKC included in the Web of Science, a case study of recent changes in China–US collaboration on the EKC is conducted to explore the impact of geopolitical changes on international collaborative research on sustainable development. The results show that (1) The EKC is a global study, and countries around the world have made more efforts, among which China, the United States, Turkey, Malaysia, England and other countries have made the most contributions in the global literature database and are the countries with the most development potential in this field. (2) International collaboration between China and the United States in this field has gradually increased, and scientific research collaboration between the two countries has increased under the influence of geopolitical conflicts, and collaboration has shown the characteristics of lasting stability. (3) China and the United States exhibit divergent international collaboration patterns, with Pakistan being China's foremost partner in this domain, while China serves as the US’ primary collaborator. Furthermore, China demonstrates a significantly higher volume of independently published works compared with the United States, highlighting the strengthening of China's scientific research capabilities. The number of countries collaborating internationally with China shows a different upward trend than in the United States across the three data sets set in this paper. (4) In the field of EKC hot research, China and the United States have maintained good international partnerships with other countries, and are the preferred countries for scientific research collaboration in other countries in the world. It can be seen from this that international scientific research collaboration for sustainable development represented by the EKC has shown relative stability, and geopolitical changes have not had a significant impact on international collaborative research for sustainable development.

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Environmental impact of globalization: The case of central and Eastern European emerging economies

Cited by 85 publications

References 121 publications

Dynamic linkages between tourism development, renewable energy and high-quality economic development: Evidence from spatial Durbin model

Dynamic linkages between tourism development, renewable energy and high-quality economic development: Evidence from spatial Durbin model

Decoupling Economic Growth from Carbon Emissions in the Yangtze River Economic Belt of China: From the Coordinated Regional Development Perspective

Exploring the impact of geopolitics on the environmental Kuznets curve research

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