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conventional geographic or political boundaries of conventional environmental exposures [ 17, 18 ]. Climate change and health research encompasses a broader scope and scale than conventional environmental ... .1307175. 39. Lupia A , Elman C. Openness in political science: data access and research transparency: introduction . PS Polit Sci Polit. 2014 ; 47 ( 1 ): 19 - 42 . 40. Hernán MA . Confounding. In
’ responses during interviews: Defining the Environment, Environment & Health Risks, and Social & Political Responsibility. Women defined their environment in terms of both “nature” and “hazards.” They ... ’ responses during interviews (Fig. 2): Defining the Environment, Environment & Health Risks, and Social & Political Responsibility. While quotes from interviews conducted in Spanish were translated for this
. Community partners discussed how rural and urban minority communities face gentrification — social, cultural, political, and economic change to bring capital, people, and industries into communities that were ... environmental, spatial, ethical, political, cultural, social, and scientific issues. Speakers also elaborated on the contributing role of structural racism in environmental health disparities. Through
literature focuses on the political economy of environmental regulation and usually does not take into account the market power of firms. When it does, it involves a social planner approach in the ... & Goto, 2014) , the effect of regulation on foreign investment or firms’ location choices (Elliott & Zhou, 2013) . Notably, this literature typically lacks the political economics side of the story, as
affected negatively almost all stock markets all over the world, but the effects are heterogeneous across countries according to their economic-political relationship or neighbourhood, etc. Due to that, the ... Quantitative Methods, Department of Social and Political Sciences, University of Milan , 20122 Milan , Italy In recent time, the two significant events; Coronavirus epidemic and Russian invasion are effecting
of Economics and Statistics , 83 ( 1 ), 252 - 272 . Caballero , RJ. ( 1993 ). Durable goods: An explanation for their slow adjustment . Journal of Political Economy , 101 ( 2 ), 351 - 384 . https ... expectations about future income . Journal of Political Economy , 89 ( 5 ), 974 - 1009 . https://doi.org/10.1086/261016 Hansen , LP & Singleton, KJ. ( 1983 ). Stochastic consumption, risk aversion, and the
Jan 2021 . 66. Hickey C , Robeyns I. Planetary justice: what can we learn from ethics and political philosophy? Earth System Governance . 2020 ; 6 : 100045 . https://doi. org/10.1016/j.esg. 2020 ... the development of codes of conduct and ethical practices, is a priority. According to The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy “environmental ethics is the discipline in philosophy that studies the
a sound technique to evaluate operational losses or wastes of many resources, including time. This paper presents an attempt to couple RM techniques with NPT philosophy together with other concepts ... professional development conference and exposition , Seattle, Washington, 11 - 14 June, ASSE- 06 -544E Pareto V , Page A ( 1971 ) Translation of manuale di economia politica “manual of political economy”, A.M
the synthetic control method . American Journal of Political Science , 59 ( 2 ), 495 - 510 . Abadie , A. , & Gardeazabal , J. ( 2003 ). The economic costs of conflict: A case study of the Basque country ... control study . Journal of Experimental Political Science , 2022 , 1 - 19 . Mersha , A. G. , & Dempe , S. ( 2011 ). Direct search algorithm for bilevel programming problems . Computational Optimization and
factors such as political matters, wars, social and economic aspects, and exploration techniques. Depending on the recoverable reserve (RR), production of shale gas entails different methods and with a ... prevailing in that particular region. As the administration introduces new policies, this can lead to political and economic turmoil. Therefore, widespread corruption, weak institutional and government support
[145]. This highlights that considerations of evidence assessment methodologies span scientific, political, and legal realms, and carry massive public health implications. Additional evidence grading
, interpersonal problems, physical health problems, mental health problems, and other causes. The other causes included academic, political, religious, and unknown problems. For our analysis, we categorized main
place around the world, and in this regard geopolitical risk ranked ahead of political and economic uncertainties. It is, therefore, not surprising that Carney (2016) includes geopolitical risk, along ... our data. Moreover, the country-specific sources of geopolitical risk are likely to interact because political agents do not act in isolation and the risks originating in one country are likely to
combination with changes in economic, political, sociological, and other factors, result in new decision contexts in which strategic interaction occurs. By analyzing such situations, one can observe the ever ... -arising need for individuals to update their beliefs and adapt to the new informational and strategic structures. As an example, Freedman (1998 , 2017) reported the example of socioeconomic and political
of countries in panel; t the time period used in the study; µ a white noise error term; SD denotes sustainable development; SM denotes sound money; REG is an index of regulation; POLITY II is political ... development and that economic growth does not necessarily come at the cost of environmental pollution. Steve Cohen (2021 ) reported that some political and business leaders reject the idea that economic
such as food insecurity, displacement and conflicts/political instability. WHO country offices effort is towards enhancing access to water and sanitation and essential healthcare services including ... warning systems; population displacement; and other concurrent situations like economic crisis, political instability and armed conflict. The specialized WHO Centre for Environmental Health Action (CEHA
abolishing the classbased society and enabling social mobility (Frønes et al., 2020; Blossing et al., 2014; Telhaug et al., 2006) . The newly established education system practised egalitarian philosophy ... , p. 3) , indicating very diverse political and cultural backgrounds. In the ILSAs, the Nordic countries, Finland in particular, have amazed the world with outstanding academic performances, despite
Occupational Health Sciences Institute, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences , Newark, NJ , USA 8 Departments of Philosophy and Environmental Toxicology, University of California , Riverside, CA , USA 9
math affect, boys and girls are similar. We also found that cross-national sociocultural, political, and educational equality of adults does not necessarily predict positive affect for both genders. In ... dimensions including economic participation and opportunity, educational attainment, health and survival, and political empowerment (see World Economic Forum 2019). In sum this study was conducted to answer
tallied the first three stakeholders mentioned in the text, although 52 of the media items mentioned more than three stakeholders (Table 4). There were 93 mentions of political or governmental stakeholders ... , governmental/political stakeholders, university researchers). However, there were minimal differences between quotes from stakeholders categorized as environmental/recreational stakeholders and local residents
