Economic Change and Restructuring

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Volume 59, issue 4, 2026

Assessing the environmental impact of remittance outflows in the context of financial innovation, energy transition, and trade openness in top remitting countries pp. 1-28

Md. Saiful Islam and Anisur Rehman

Economic growth in uncertain times: insights from complexity, human capital and governance in developed and developing economies pp. 1-38

Pantelis C. Kostis and Panagiotis E. Petrakis

The impact of financial inclusion on renewable energy consumption: cross-country evidence pp. 1-31

Sorin Gabriel Anton and Anca Elena Afloarei Nucu

Achieving SDG 7 through ecological modernisation: how does governance moderate the drivers of clean energy capacity expansion? pp. 1-31

Partha Acharjee, Debasis Neogi, Pritam Das, Jayanta Acharjee and Indrajit Singha

The role of financial openness in shaping corporate reorganisation: evidence from M&A waves in developing countries pp. 1-26

Srilakshmi Thammisetty

Multiscale connectedness between stocks, energy, and green bonds under economic and climate policy uncertainty: evidence from the G7 pp. 1-52

Houssem Eddine Belghouthi and Adel Boubaker

Does corruption hinder the growth of the green bond market? Empirical evidence from developed and developing economies pp. 1-24

Pragya Upadhyay and Shashank Bansal

Does green logistics mitigate CO2 emissions from transportation in developing countries? pp. 1-24

Mukut Sikder, Jianqiang Fan, Frederick Kwame Yeboah and Paruss Panhwar

Is the relationship between remittances and financial development in India nonlinear? pp. 1-24

Abdhut Deheri and Sharvadharshi Ketharinath

Is fiscal deficit stimulus or constraint for economic growth in India? Empirical evidence using asymmetric and thresholds approaches pp. 1-39

Prakhar Pandey, Vishal Sharma, Rajnish Pande, Pushp Kumar and Vinay Joshi Chandniwala

Convergence and natural capital pp. 1-30

Edward B. Barbier and Dale T. Manning

Systemic risk architecture in emerging markets: network perturbation analysis and temporal dynamics of Turkish financial interconnectedness pp. 1-44

Larissa M. Batrancea, Mehmet Ali Balcı, Ömer Akgüller and Felipe de Jesús Bello Gómez

Asymmetric impacts of public debt on climate vulnerability and readiness: evidence from Africa pp. 1-32

Kazeem Bello Ajide and Mamdouh Abdulaziz Saleh Al-Faryan

Early-life institutional shocks and household entrepreneurship: evidence from China’s Send-Down Movement pp. 1-32

Yiwei Liu and Wenjing Wang

Climate risk perceptions and carbon pricing dynamics: a conditional frequency-domain analysis pp. 1-16

Lu Yang, Lei Yang and Xi Yang

Artificial intelligence, clean, and dirty energy markets: a quantile-on-quantile connectedness analysis of volatility transmission pp. 1-59

Muhammed Benli and Halil Altıntaş

The interplay of human welfare, ESG, renewable energy, and gender equality in shaping economic growth in South and Southeast Asia: evidence using a novel MMQR technique pp. 1-29

Muhammad Adeel Afzal, Zhao Xu and Jamil Afzal

Explosive housing price dynamics in Türkiye: a city and district-level analysis before and during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 1-29

Lokman Gunduz, Ismail H. Genc and Mustafa Çakir

Exchange rate volatility and trade margins: the moderating role of bilateral financial linkages pp. 1-42

Nguyen Thi Thu Huong

Informal economy, control of corruption, good governance and environmental sustainability: empirical evidence from developing countries pp. 1-40

Licong Xing, Fatma Ahmed Hassan, Muhammad Umair and Waqar Ahmad

Volume 59, issue 3, 2026

Indigenous religious traditions and company greenwashing: evidence from China pp. 1-36

Shenglin Ma, Mohammad Zoynul Abedin and Hongjun Zeng

The role of physical capital stock in shaping recycling performance: evidence from developed economies pp. 1-32

José Alberto Fuinhas, Zakir Khan, Matheus Koengkan, Matilde Betencourt and Hussain Muhammad Irshad

Government digital governance and fiscal expenditure efficiency: empirical evidence from the national pilot policy of information benefiting the people in China pp. 1-32

Guanghui Tong, Chengyi Yang and Yongqiang Zhang

Does enterprise digitalization promote green and low-carbon transition? Empirical evidence from China’s A-share listed companies pp. 1-32

Junhui Wu, Jiachao Peng, Yao Hu and Qingxia Li

Anti-corruption and corporate dividends: the case of a socialist-oriented economy pp. 1-35

Huy Viet Hoang

Cross impact of technology and finance on economic growth: evidence across globe pp. 1-35

Alok Arun, Sibanjan Mishra and Bibhuti Bhusan Mishra

Natural resources and armed conflict: examining the mediating and moderating role of institutions pp. 1-43

Swarnimaa Yadav and Bharat Diwakar

Leveraging financial inclusion, globalization, and renewable energy to formulate policies for energy poverty reduction in next-11 economies pp. 1-29

Joshua Chukwuma Onwe, Mohammad Subhan and Olajide Oyadeyi

Growth under uncertainty-heterogeneous impacts of economic policy shocks: evidence from a panel quantile regression pp. 1-29

Jadhav Chakradhar and Alok Aditya

Economic and social globalization and energy efficiency: transmission channels through demographic structure and innovation pp. 1-33

Paravee Maneejuk, Praphatsorn Damngam and Woraphon Yamaka

Does economic freedom light the shadows? Economic freedom and the informal economy in developing countries pp. 1-33

Brandon Parsons and David Smith

Talent as a driver for the integration of innovation chain and industrial chain: evidence from China pp. 1-34

Qiuling Chen, Yuchen Miao and Tianchi Wang

Assessing the Load Capacity Curve (LCC) hypothesis in OECD economies: the role of financial stability, renewable energy, and environmental policy stringency in sustainable development pp. 1-37

Waqar Khalid, Abdul Rafay, Huri Gül Aybudak, Ahmed Samour, Muhammad Usman and Zaheer Ahmed

Does digital transformation pay off? Evidence from financial inclusion and bank profitability in Ecuador pp. 1-14

Bladimir Proaño-Rivera and José Manuel Feria-Dominguez

Strategic insights into export diversification in Pakistan under trade policy uncertainty pp. 1-46

Salah Uddin, Javed Iqbal and Mark Wohar

Informal environmental regulation and urban bird biodiversity: evidence from China pp. 1-26

Xiaohong Huang, Ziyuan Dai, Zhuo Xu and Jiayi Liang

How does disclosure of pollution information affect firm environmental performance-evidence from China pp. 1-26

E. Lin, Chenkai Huang, Kexin Wang, Luoyi Zhu and Junbing Xu

How digital governance influences urban environmental quality: a difference-in-differences analysis of RCEP member countries pp. 1-53

Yuexin Chen and Xiaolong Guo

Unleashing market potential: the key driver of urban economic resilience in China pp. 1-25

Ruoming Xu, Jie Peng, Fusheng Liang and Ye Xuan

Shades of green: quantile regression insights into the effects of EPUs from an Emerging and developed economy on green bond markets pp. 1-25

Minu Kumari and Anil K. Sharma

Digital savings and financing household emergencies: what is the reality in Sub-Saharan Africa? pp. 1-27

Adamou Ntieche and Fabrice Nzepang

Speeding-up structural transformation in Africa: exploring the significance of inclusive education pp. 1-24

Jean-Claude Kouladoum Mousseuknadji, Gracia Mokondi Mosunga, Serge Nandingar Monglengar and Ibrahim Mahamat Moustapha

Regional disparities in the transition to industry 5.0: an algorithmic approach to digitization pp. 1-80

Monica Laura Zlati, Camelia Madalina Beldiman, Iulian Vasiliev, Valentin-Marian Antohi and Costinela Fortea

Impact of economic policy uncertainty and supply chain management efficiency on credit rating quality: empirical evidence from developing economies pp. 1-31

Moath Magableh, Nemer Badwan, Riyad Darwazeh and Soukaina Abdallah-ou-Moussa

Macro-policy determinants of the ecological footprint in Kenya: evidence from trade openness, economic globalization, financial development, and government expenditure pp. 1-31

Tunahan Degirmenci and Erick Okoth

Understanding corporate coal intensity in China through enterprise digital transformation pp. 1-28

Liangliang Liu, Huanhuan Pan and Wenqing Zhang

Volume 59, issue 2, 2026

Quantile connectedness between Russia’s MOEX, geopolitical risks, US–China tensions, and oil prices pp. 1-37

Nehir Balci and Mesut Dogan

Economic complexity and institutional quality: new insights for the shadow economy in the BRICS block pp. 1-34

Muhammad Salah Uddin, Maria Shabir, Caterina De Lucia, Pasquale Pazienza and Ali Kabasakal

Determinants of sustainable development goals in Sub-Saharan Africa: the roles of foreign direct investment inflows, environmental taxes, and natural resource rents pp. 1-34

Burcu Ozcan, Serkan Eryilmaz and Feyyaz Zeren

How to drive green economic development in China: empirical evidence from environmental regulation pp. 1-33

Chien-Chiang Lee, Zihao Yuan, Chang-Song Wang and Zeshuang Xiao

The effects of international remittances on gender inequality and the mediating role of female human development in developing countries pp. 1-33

Karim Barkat, Mouyad Alsamara, Karim Mimouni and Zouhair Mrabet

Firm-perceived economic policy uncertainty and corporate greenwashing: evidence from China pp. 1-29

Guangchen Li, Qianlong Ma, Rsha Alghafes and Khaoula Aliani

Demystifying financial inclusion in an emerging economy: a machine learning approach to index construction and forecasting pp. 1-17

R. L. Manogna, Shrey Mehta and Devansh Agarwal

Income thresholds and the productivity–wage nexus: evidence from dynamic panel data pp. 1-17

Mustafa Batuhan Tufaner

Can the performance, achieve, and trade scheme help Indian manufacturing achieve its net-zero goal? pp. 1-32

Prantik Bagchi and Santosh Kumar Sahu

Corruption and economic growth: the role of country-level governance pp. 1-30

Nader Elsayed and Brian Washington Mandikiana

Unlocking logistics efficiency in transitional economies: the impact of economic, social and institutional factors on provincial logistics costs in Vietnam pp. 1-30

Hoang Nguyen, Tu Thanh Phan and Do Thi Binh

Examining the impact of environmental technologies on carbon emissions in G-20 countries: an alternative environmental hypothesis proposal (EGC) pp. 1-35

Uğur Ayık, Gökhan Erkal and Ömer Yalçınkaya

Digitalization and vertical mergers & acquisitions pp. 1-23

Juan He and Wei Tu

Is there a rainbow between crises? Lessons from thin-level convergence in an external assistance-intervened country pp. 1-23

Margarida Catalão-Lopes and Joaquim Pina

Country’s regulatory system and non-performing loans: moderating effect of country’s income level pp. 1-27

Protap Kumar Ghosh, Fakarudin Kamarudin and Saira Kharuddin

How does ESG disclosure reduce income smoothing in banks? Cross-country evidence pp. 1-62

Anh-Tuan Doan and Vu-Hao Doan

Short- and long-run effects of renewable energy on environmental emissions in GCC countries: the moderating role of institutional quality using CS-ARDL pp. 1-25

Mohammad Jibran Gul Wani, Yogeeswari Subramaniam, Nanthakumar Loganathan, Abdulwahab Mujalli and Ahmed Almgrashi

Balancing growth and green goals: how environmental tax influences FDI, economic growth, and carbon efficiency in developing countries pp. 1-25

Quang Khai Nguyen, Dinh Long Tran and Thi Minh Hue Phan

Articulating the role of economic complexity, renewable financing on climate-altering emissions in Indonesia: a visual quantile approach pp. 1-25

Syed Tauseef Hassan and Bengang Gong

The role of financial development and technological innovation in sustaining the environmental effects of human development: evidence from OECD nations pp. 1-25

Fazli Elahi, Chen Huashuai, Martin Hronec, Jana Vicianova Hroncova and Kafeel Kafeel

Corporate sustainability and CO2 emissions control efficeincy: unveiling the impact of economic policy uncertainty and policy shocks pp. 1-49

Han Lu, Chengming Huang, Sultan Sikandar Mirza and Ruotong Liu

ESG performance as a mediating factor in ownership, board structures, and sustainable financial performance among Jordanian banks pp. 1-41

Hanan Ahmad Qudah and Mohammad Zakaria Alqudah

Structural changes and environmental degradation: new insights from a nonparametric approach pp. 1-38

Ibrahim Mohamed Ali Ali and Sherine Boshra Ghaly

The impact of the emissions trading system on foreign carbon embedded in domestic final demand: evidence from the Eurozone pp. 1-31

Chien-Chiang Lee and Godwin Olasehinde-Williams

Do international remittances promote formal insurance uptake in developing countries? Evidence from a dynamic panel model pp. 1-31

Usman Alhassan, Emmanuel Umoru Haruna and Kazuo Inaba

Clustering of CEEC based on sustainable logistics development and macroeconomic condition pp. 1-18

Agata Gniadkowska-Szymańska, Magdalena Kowalska and Anna Misztal

Decentralized finance portfolio optimization: assessing green and brown investments before, during, and after COVID-19 pp. 1-51

Remy Jonkam Oben and Aliya Zhakanova Isiksal

Monetary policy credibility and exchange rate pass-through in India pp. 1-21

Arshid Hussain Peer, Mirza Allim Baig and Masudul Hasan Adil

Bank diversification and liquidity risk in Asia: insights from commercial, savings, and Islamic banks pp. 1-21

Faisal Abbas

Volume 59, issue 1, 2026

Human capital, energy efficiency, and CO2 emissions: a reassessment of the environmental Kuznets curve pp. 1-30

Muhammad Khan and Arslan Tariq Rana

The impact of digital finance on trade credit: empirical evidence from the Yangtze River Economic Belt pp. 1-47

Shuke Fu, Yingchen Ge, Guopeng Wang, Jiali Tian, Jiachao Peng and Jia Xiao

Income inequality and the aging-inflation nexus: evidence from emerging and developing economies pp. 1-36

Jakir Hussain Mazumder and Bharat Diwakar

Correction: Macroeconomic determinants of remittances to India pp. 1-1

P. Jijin, Alok Kumar Mishra and M. Nithin

Dynamic spillovers among policy uncertainty, financial markets and energy markets in developed and emerging economies pp. 1-33

Jesús Enrique Molina-Muñoz and Pilar Soriano-Felipe

Are tariffs always bad for growth? Evidence from cross-sectoral analysis pp. 1-33

Halit Yanıkkaya, Pınar Tat and Abdullah Altun

Exploring global contagion in artificial Intelligence, supply chain pressure, oil price, and economic policy uncertainty: insights from a bayesian TVP-SV-VAR model pp. 1-34

Irfanullah Khan, Muhammad Tayyab and Faheem Ur Rehman

Green Finance and Public–Private Partnerships: Dynamic ARDL Insights into Renewable Energy and Air Quality Enhancement pp. 1-25

Puspanjali Behera, Litu Sethi, Najia Saqib and Narayan Sethi

Investigating the nexus between natural resources, economic freedom, and financial development in Sub-Saharan Africa: an evidence from a dynamic panel threshold approach pp. 1-27

Ali Abdulkadir Ali Gutale, Yasmin Bani, Abdul Rahim Abdul Samad and Syamsul Herman Bin Mohammad Afandi

The influence of the Belt and Road Initiative on corporate ESG greenwashing pp. 1-27

Zhonghua Cheng and Guang Yang

Environmental sustainability in G-7 countries: do technological Innovation, renewable energy and stringent environmental policies matter? pp. 1-38

Waqar Khalid, Huri Gül Aybudak, Abdul Rafay, Mehdi Seraj and Muhammad Hassan

Command-and-control with Chinese characteristics: the role of vertical monitoring and public disclosure in reducing air pollution pp. 1-38

Qiong Shen, Rui Wu, Zhenhua Zhang, Shilei Hu and Yanchao Feng

Does climate risk affect the carbon footprint of bank loans? Evidence from physical and transition risks pp. 1-21

Huan Zhu, Xinze Li and Qiuyun Zhao

Global supply chain pressures and metal trade of Saudi Arabia: do time-varying geopolitical risks matter? pp. 1-35

Md. Saiful Islam and Md. Monirul Islam

Corporate investment inefficiency and economic uncertainty: evidence from Chinese listed companies pp. 1-32

Lili Yang and Tien-Ming Yip

Nearing national boundaries and narrowing gender divides: addressing female diaspora and development for europe and central asia (eca) pp. 1-32

Avik Ghosh, Suvajit Banerjee and Sovini Mondal

Going for sustainability: how digital transformation affects corporate radical green innovation in China pp. 1-44

Yongjiao Du and Shi Chen

Can policy synergy empower green innovation? Theoretical and empirical insights from China pp. 1-46

Rui Zhu, Pengfei Ge and Chuxiong Tang

Whether the supply chain digitization improves the carbon emission efficiency in border regions? Empirical evidence from China pp. 1-29

Xin Zhang, Qiying Ran, Haijie Wang, Zhimeng Zhu and Yanchao Feng

Nexus between tourism, renewable energy, and unemployment in South Africa. Insight from KRLS analysis pp. 1-29

Shahzad Mushtaq and Faisal Sultan Qadri

Can digital economy strengthen environmental governance? Insights from innovative capacity and vitality pp. 1-29

Shuai Che, Miaomiao Tao, Jun Wang and Dongkai Yang

Signaling sustainability: the role of green trademarks in shaping corporate ESG performance pp. 1-37

Jiachun Wen, Xue Wu and Xiang Ji

Revealed comparative advantage in services trade and current account imbalances in emerging and advanced economies pp. 1-40

Fernando Torrejón-Flores, José García-Solanes and Pilar Castrillo-Carreira

Unlocking sustainable development: the asymmetric impact of green finance on energy efficiency in developing countries pp. 1-56

Md Reza Sultanuzzaman, Chien-Chiang Lee and Sharmin Akther

Governance quality and long-run economic growth: comparative evidence from G7 and E7 economies pp. 1-24

Recep Ali Küçükçolak, Gözde Bozkurt Ateş, Sami Küçükoğlu and Necla İlter Küçükçolak

Individual governance power and urban green transition: moderating effects of dual-objective incentives pp. 1-23

Jie Peng and Jianmin Dou

How monetary policy and institutions shape R&D: a dynamic general equilibrium approach pp. 1-28

Óscar Afonso