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ISSN 2731-9687 · Springer · 545 articles in the index
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Fiscal footprints in post-reform India: unraveling the nexus between government expenditure and national income
Abstract This study re-examines the long-debated relationship between government expenditure and national income in post-reform India, with particular emphasis on maintaining a clear distinction between central-government-level and aggregated (central and state) fiscal dynamics. Using annual…
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The ripple effect: irregular salary payments, job satisfaction, and patient safety among nurses in Cameroon
Abstract Background Irregular financial remuneration, including salary and non-salary payments like overtime and incentives, poses a significant and persistent challenge within Cameroon’s healthcare sector, adversely affecting the well-being of nurses and the quality of patient care. This…
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A TYDL causality analysis of monetary policy performance and bank credit in Nigeria
Abstract This study examines the dynamic relationship between monetary policy instruments and bank credit performance in Nigeria, employing a combination of the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model and the Toda-Yamamoto-Dolado and Lutkepohl (TYDL) causality approach. Drawing on annual time…
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Determinants of corruption control in public sectors in Northwestern Ethiopia
Abstract Corruption undermines governance, equitable service delivery, and sustainable development in developing economies. This study investigates the determinants of corruption control effectiveness in the public sector, focusing on institutional, cultural, political, economic, ethical, and…
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Hydrological hegemony and U.S. strategic engagement in climate and water security
Abstract As a dominant global power, the United States plays a central role in shaping how climate change and water insecurity are governed through foreign policy, development assistance, and security engagement, with significant implications for migration and human security. This article examines…
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Challenges faced by Turkish male migrants in participating in social life in Denmark
Abstract The structures that constitute the social sphere inherently encompass various social and cultural elements. Individuals sustain their lives within the regulated frameworks of every socially constructed structure and system, primarily shaped by the cultural and identity components that form…
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Vulnerable migrant women and beauty care in the city of Hyderabad
Abstract The beauty industry continues to attract aspirational migrants from within the country for economic opportunities to the city of Hyderabad, an IT hub. This paper examines the intersecting identities of women migrant workers from three northeast Indian states (Manipur, Nagaland, Mizoram)…
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A qualitative analysis of empathy and awareness of digital violence among high school students
Abstract This study investigates the perceptions of digital violence, empathy levels, and coping strategies among Generation Z adolescents, specifically within a high-achieving academic context. Adopting a qualitative case study design, data were collected from 20 students attending a Science High…
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Socio-demographic and geographic factors influencing knowledge of the local community on community development initiatives supported by Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority (NCAA), northern Tanzania
Abstract The relationship between people and support for conservation through community development initiatives is guided by socio-demographic and geographic factors and understanding these factors may influence local knowledge as vital for effective natural resources conservation and community…
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Barriers to school education of tribals in eastern India and implications for SDG 4
Abstract Despite comparable per capita income levels and sizable Scheduled Tribe (ST) populations, Odisha and Chhattisgarh show stark disparities in educational outcomes for tribal children at the secondary and higher secondary levels. While Chhattisgarh reports a high enrolment rate of ST students…
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Understanding the role of enablers and satisfaction in over-the-top continuance intention among Gen Z in India using an integrated approach
Abstract This study investigates Gen Z consumers’ post-adoption continuance intention of over-the-top (OTT) platforms in India through an integrated model approach. This framework integrates six UTAUT2 factors (performance expectancy, effort expectancy, hedonic motivation, price value, social…
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The role of interfaith marriage in fostering Muslim and Christian coexistence in Southern Wollo, Ethiopia
Abstract This research examines the role of interfaith marriage in fostering Muslim and Christian coexistence in South Wollo, Ethiopia, an area historically renowned for religious plurality and tolerance. Using a sequential exploratory mixed-methods design, the study triangulated views from…
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Adoption of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) in urban transportation planning
Abstract The adoption of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) enables better traffic coordination and data-driven planning. This study explored Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) adoption in three megacities: Singapore, London, and Lagos, representing diverse urban and regional contexts in Asia…
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An intersectional analysis of structural violence against the Mannas (Potters) in Dawuro, Southwest Ethiopia
Abstract This study examines the stigmatization and social marginalization of the Manaas, a potter subgroup among the Dawuro people of Southwest Ethiopia, who are widely feared and ostracized due to beliefs about their possession of the evil eye. Drawing on qualitative fieldwork conducted across…
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University teachers perspectives on publish or perish policies and research misconduct in a developing country
Abstract Background Scientific advancement is fundamentally anchored in trust and credibility, particularly in producing high-quality research that informs effective public policy. Violations of ethical research standards, referred to as scientific misconduct, threaten the integrity of the research…
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Analysis of online civic engagement and political activism in China through WeChat group posts during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2022
Abstract This digital ethnographic research aims to examine civic and political activism in China during the COVID-19 pandemic. More specifically, it observed interactions within a building group, a purchase group in Shanghai, and a class group comprising members in China and overseas in 2022. The…
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Indigenous knowledge for innovation and sustainable livelihood in Ghana’s informal economy
Abstract This study examines the systematic use of Indigenous Knowledge (IK) to foster innovation and sustainable development in Ghana’s informal sector. Employing a sequential explanatory mixed-methods design, quantitative data were collected from 300 informal-sector participants in Ghana…
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Qualitative insights into EFL students’ use of ChatGPT-assisted autonomous learning for enhancing self-directed learning in Palestinian higher education
Abstract This qualitative thematic study examines Palestinian EFL students’ perceptions of ChatGPT-assisted learning and its role in supporting autonomous and self-directed learning in higher education. Drawing on semi-structured interviews with 30 undergraduate students from two Palestinian…
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The community engagement score as an alternative framework for assessing research impact beyond bibliometric indicators
Abstract Background Citation-based metrics dominate research evaluation systems worldwide, yet they fail to recognise the societal value of scholarship, particularly research that tackles local issues and community needs. As universities and policymakers increasingly emphasise community engagement…
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A historical policy analysis of public–private education in Tanzania and Kenya for advancing equity through the PIBP framework
Abstract This article critically examines the historical evolution of public–private coexistence in the education sectors of Tanzania and Kenya, highlighting the persistent inequities in access, quality, and inclusivity. Earlier reforms that promoted private-sector expansion in education were…