THE INFLUENCE OF CULTURE, BELIEFS AND EXPERIENCE ON THE SUSTAINABLE END-OF-LIFE MANAGEMENT OF BUILDINGS IN NIGERIA by Aminu Lawan ABDULLAHI, Angela LEE

“… While it is usually believed that economic incentives are behind waste management practices in developing countries, this article discusses culture, belief and experience as the other major influences in the management practices of building demolition waste in Nigeria. …”
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Assessment of Service Quality in Urban Sports Facilities: A Comprehensive Evaluation Framework Applied to Shanghai, China by Yusheng Yang, Shuoning Tang

“…Urbanization in developing countries has led to increasing demands for high-quality public services, highlighting the need for an effective spatial allocation of resources. …”
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Technological progress, human capital, and employment rate: an empirical analysis using P-ARDL models from 1960-2019 by DAISY CAROLINE NASCIMENTO PEREIRA, GUILHERME JONAS COSTA DA SILVA

“…For developed countries, coefficients for technological progress and investments in human capital were positive and significant.…”
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The effects and mechanisms of deep free trade agreements on agricultural global value chains by Huasheng Zeng, Shuyu Chen, Haoruo Zhang, Jinhai Xu

“…Furthermore, the positive effects of increased FTA depth on the integration of developed countries into the AGVC are greater than those on developing countries. …”
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GIS-MULTI CRITERIA ANALYSIS TO ENHANCE PLANNING JUDGEMENT FOR NEW TOWNSHIP DEVELOPMENT by Edy Trihatmoko, Irina Safitri Zen, Illyani Ibrahim, Dahlan Tampubolon

“…Urban development is increasingly encroaching on hillsides, negatively impacting agriculture, particularly in developing countries like Malaysia, where flat land is scarce. …”
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The state and industrialization in Turkey since the nineteenth century by Şevket Pamuk

“…State directed industrialization in developing countries became a common strategy after World War II. …”
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Cervical uterine cancer: prevention and treatment by Eneida Bravo Polanco, Narciso Águila Rodríguez, Dayamí Guerra Villarpanda, Yamiley Blanco Vázquez, Oskeimy Rodríguez González, Madelín Oliva Santana

“…It still is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in women in developing countries. World statistical data indicates that some 466,000 new cases occur each year, 80% of them in developing countries, of which 274,000 women die, despite being a preventable disease. …”
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OVERVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER ON TRAFFIC CRASHES: A CASE OF BOTSWANA by Adewumi OLADELE

“…There is a dearth of empirical research particularly in developing countries that addresses counsellors’ (or trainee counsellors’) knowledge and attitudes in relation to substance use and substance users. …”
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A Sustainable Extractive Industry Requires Educated Responsible Geoscientists by Mike Katz

“…There are very few examples of these responsibility and sustainability subjects being introduced in undergraduate geoscience education except in some environmental courses in universities in North America, Europe and Australia/New Zealand, but not so well established in developing countries where there is a greater need for this content.…”
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L’accès à l’eau potable et à l’assainissement dans les villes des pays en développement : cas de Basoussam (Cameroun) by Mpakam Hernanie Grelle, Kamgang Kabeyne, B.V., Kouam Kenmogne, G.-R., Tamo Tatietse, Georges E. Ekodeck

“…Bafoussam like many cities of developing countries, has not stopped spreading. Its population is more and more increasing, precarious quarters too. …”
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Germany's Immigration Policy Towards Highly-Skilled Workers in the 21stCentury by N. N. Bolshova

“…In turn, developed and developing countries, faced with a shortage of personnel in high-tech industries and the "brain drain", modernize their immigration policy to attract highly qualified foreign personnel from all over the world and to secure its own intellectual resources. …”
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Modern challenges in improving business processes of digital organisation of enterprise structure in construction industry by N. V. Vozgoment

“…The current article analyses general problems of the processes of introducing BIM-technologies (building information model) in the construction industry of developing countries. The impact of the concept of scientific and technical progress on the development of information modelling in construction has been determined. …”
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Urban expansion indicators of cities "Case study for Arab cities by Nabil T. Ismael

“… Urban population growth requires an appropriate and suitable place for future population to cope with the expected urban expansion of major cities in developing countries, and to identify an indicator urban expansion to guide planners, architects and decision makers, and help them reduce negative effects of city expansion with improvement in the ability to live in cities.  …”
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Sovereign Risk and Implication of Monetary Policy: Evidence from Panel Data by Parla Onuk

“…According to the model, an increase in the U.S. interest rate is one of the significant factors fueling the likelihood of debt distress in developing countries. With this finding, we emphasize the dependency of developing countries on external factors through the interest rate and the importance of external dynamics. …”
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DOES HIGHER GEOPOLITICAL RISK LIMITS TURKISH FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS ? by Muharrem Afşar, Başak Özarslan Doğan, Emrah Doğan

“…The acceleration of capital transfers between countries after globalization has increased the importance of foreign direct investments in developing countries. Lack of capital in developing countries such as Turkey, constitute obstacles to investment. …”
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Dynamic Cross-Correlation between Online Sentiment and Stock Market Performance: A Global View by Kewei Xu, Yuanyuan Pang, Jiatong Han

“…Empirical results show that there exists a power-law cross-correlation relationship between financial market and online sentiment in some developed countries and all developing countries, and the relationship is more stable in the developing countries. …”
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How Productivity and Trade Liberalization Can Affect the Economies of Developing Nations is Illustrated by the Vietnamese Manufacturing Sectors Case by Nguyen Dac Dung

“… This article proposes a model to examine the impact of trade liberalization on productivity growth in developing countries, exemplified by Vietnam, which is positioned at a technological distance from the frontier. …”
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Analysis of Dynamic Relationship between Energy Consumption and Economic Growth Based on PVAR Model by Junyan Han

“…However, the contribution of total energy consumption in developed countries to economic growth is insufficient. …”
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Global value chains, technological sophistication and economic complexity: panel data for 58 economies from 2006 to 2015 by Raul Costa Cavalcanti Manso, Camila do Carmo Hermida

“…However, considering a broader measure of economic complexity (the ECI index), the effects were negative and not significant for developing countries.…”
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