202421cites
From non‐renewables to renewables and high‐tech production: The impact of natural wealth and technology on ecological load capacity in sub‐<scp>Saharan Africa</scp>Review of Development Economics, Energy and Environment Impacts
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Stephen Kelechi
Dimnwobi
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Nnamdi Azikiwe UniversityNigeria
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2024Open access20cites
Do fintech, natural resources and globalization matter during ecological crises? A step towards ecological sustainabilityJournal of Open Innovation Technology Market and Complexity, Energy, Environment, Economic Growth
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Striding towards a greener future: Unlocking the potential of natural resources and employment dynamics in green energy transition in sub‐Saharan AfricaManagerial and Decision Economics, Energy and Environment Impacts
2026
Shaping Sustainable Futures in Innovative Economies: The Role of Environmental Technology, Renewable Energy R&D Spending, and Financial GlobalizationReview of Development Economics, Energy, Environment, Economic Growth
2026Open access
Asymmetric and regime-dependent connectedness between climate policy uncertainty and Islamic sectoral equities in GCC markets: Implication for portfolio hedgingInternational Review of Economics & Finance, Market Dynamics and Volatility
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