Today, simply reducing carbon emissions is not enough to combat climate change; the existing carbon dioxide stock in the atmosphere must also be effectively eliminated. However, the factors that determine the success of investments in this area and the most appropriate financial models to support these investments have...
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Sustainable financial investments are emerging as a multidimensional decision-making area that requires a holistic assessment of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria. However, the literature demonstrates that the relative importance of each of these criteria on investment performance has not been system...
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In the context of the Life 3.0 paradigm, where digitalization is accelerating, determining the most appropriate innovative working model for different sectors has become a strategic imperative. However, the literature lacks integrated multi-criteria approaches for evaluating the effectiveness of alternative working mod...
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Employee voice in high-risk and capital-intensive industries such as the energy sector is deeply rooted in psychological processes that shape employees’ willingness to speak up about safety concerns, errors, and improvement opportunities. Despite extensive research identifying psychological antecedents of voice, limite...
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