Investigating the Pass-Through Effect of Global Oil Price Shock on Domestic Inflation in Selected African Countries by Lukman O. Oyelami, Babatunde S. Adekunle, Ademisola M. Oluwakemi

“…The large-scale war between Russia and Ukraine has increased global oil prices, signaling a new era of macroeconomic shock management for both developed and developing countries. Consequently, this study investigates the passthrough effect of oil prices on domestic inflation in selected African countries in a single estimation framework using the global vector autoregressive (GVAR) estimation technique. …”
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The Prevalence and Risk Factors for Low Birth Weight among Term Newborns in Adwa General Hospital, Northern Ethiopia by Yisak Gebregzabiherher, Abera Haftu, Solomon Weldemariam, Haftom Gebrehiwet

“…World health organization estimates that 25 million LBW babies are born annually worldwide and 95% occur in developing countries. Objective. To assess the prevalence and associated factors of low birth weight among term neonates delivered in Adwa Hospital, Northern Ethiopia. …”
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Helicobacter pylori Infection and Gastric Dysbiosis: Can Probiotics Administration Be Useful to Treat This Condition? by Giovanni Bruno, Giulia Rocco, Piera Zaccari, Barbara Porowska, Maria Teresa Mascellino, Carola Severi

“…The prevalence exceeds 50% of the population in developing countries, and approximately one-third of the adults are colonized in North Europe and North America. …”
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Intercropping of Pepper (Capsicum annuum L.) and Black Cumin (Nigella sativa L.) Optimize Crop Performance and System Productivity in Ethiopia: Systematic Review by Yohannes Gelaye

“…By integrating Pepper and Black cumin with other crops, small‑scale farmers in developing countries like Ethiopia diversify crop production and improve yields. …”
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The Impact of Firms' Carbon Emissions on Financial Performance and the Role of Innovation: Evidence from Türkiye by Musa Özçelik, Seren Aydıngülü Sakalsız

“…The lack of a study on developing countries reveals the importance of this study. …”
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Exploring the Impact of Irrigation on Chinaʼs Crop TFP: Insights From a Structural Break Analysis by Tiantian Zhou, Xingshuo Liu, Siying Jia, Yu Sheng

“…ABSTRACT Investing in agricultural infrastructure, particularly irrigation systems, is crucial for enhancing agricultural productivity and fostering rural development in developing countries. This study evaluates the impact of irrigation infrastructure investments on total factor productivity (TFP) in Chinaʼs crop industry from 1980 to 2018, and also estimates their economic returns across different sub‐periods. …”
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A Critical Review of the Book Violence and Social Orders: A Conceptual Framework for Interpreting Recorded Human History by Ali Karimi Maleh

“…In spite of various innovative and creative ideas presented in this book, its critical reading, represents some shortcomings such as reductionist understanding of the political violence, teleological and ideological understanding of the open-access order and acceptance of modernization paradigm and uni-linearism in the transformation of societies and the neglect of the asymmetrical and hierarchical relations between developed and developing countries.…”
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African Socialism, the Economy of Affection, and a Concern for Foreign Affairs by Prolific S. Mataruse

“…While he belongs to an older generation of politicians, it is opportune to reflect on his philosophical contributions at a time of extreme poverty and inequality in developing countries, and as Africa largely takes a backseat on the Russia-Ukraine war. …”
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Digital technology administrative penalties and green technology innovation: Evidence from China by Hong Li, Xiaohui Chen

“…Our research is meaningful and can serve as a reference for other developing countries to standardize administrative supervision of the digital economy and promote the green economic transformation.…”
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Trade Openness and Poverty Reduction in South Africa by Glenda Maluleke, Nomfundo Vacu-Nqila

“…Based on the results the study recommends that governments in developing countries should engage with other countries to increase their export capacity and in turn reduce their respective poverty levels. …”
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Development of the myocite biobank: Cost-efficient model of public sector investigator-driven biobank for idiopathic inflammatory myositis by R Naveen, Anamika Kumari Anuja, Mohit Kumar Rai, Vikas Agarwal, Latika Gupta

“…Discussion: Financial constraints are juxtaposed next to a wealth of clinical data in the developing countries with a large population size and consequently high burden of rare diseases. …”
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PUBLIC AWARENESS OF DEPOSIT INSURANCE AND INVESTOR COMPENSATION SCHEMES IN BULGARIA by Irina Kazandzhieva, Elena Ralinska

“…This is observed not only in developing countries, but also in the developed ones. This problem is called public awareness. …”
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Strategies for sustainable development of the power sectors of Sub-Saharan African Nations by Abubakar S. Sambo, Shehu S. Mustafa, Muhammad Mamuda

“…The Sub-Saharan Africa Nations have been unsuccessful in fully utilizing renewable energy resources for sustainable development of the power sector. Also, developing countries in this region are susceptible to the negative health and environmental effects of fossil fuels. …”
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Cyber-security governance framework pillars for Zimbabwean local authorities by Brian Chundu, Tavengwa Masamha, Obert Sifile

“…Furthermore, the result of this study could be used by both the public and private sectors in developing countries to formulate information technology-related frameworks. …”
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Breeding Maize (Zea mays L.) for Aluminum Tolerance through Heterosis and Combining Ability by Fekadu Asfawu, Gomathi Nayagam, Edossa Fikiru, Girum Azmach

“…Soil acidity, a major threat to food security in developing countries, can cause a staggering 71% decline in maize (Zea mays L.) production. …”
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THE ROLE OF NATIONAL SOCIAL STATES FOR PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF SOCIAL VALUES IN THE CONTEXT OF NEOLIBERAL GLOBAL ORDER by Domeniko Kvartuč, Valentino Kuzelj

“…The paper presents the levels at which global market integration takes place (macro, meso, and micro), and highlights the various effects of the globalization process on developed (Western) democracies, emerging market economies, developing countries, and post-transition countries from socialism to democracy. …”
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Mapping the Evolution of Sustainable Capitalism: A Bibliometric Analysis of Scholarly Trends and Influential Works by Shridhi Jain, Shubham Singhania, Varda Sardana, Amiya Kumar Mohapatra

“…The study will also be beneficial for developing countries to understand the pressing issue of environmental damage and come up with cheaper yet effective ways to implement circular models of the economy. …”
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Factors of employment of graduates of higher educational institutions in Guinea by A. Traore, N. V. Kazantseva

“…Employment of higher education graduates is a challenge for governments in both developed and developing countries. This article highlights factors that explain the professional integration of graduates leaving universities. …”
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Exploring the Role of Human Resource Management in Advancing Change in the Public Sector by Akinseye Olowu

“…With the current trend across the globe towards a digital economy, human resource management of the public sector is still in the transition stage from traditional personnel management to modern human resource management in developing countries. The Principal Agent Theory serves as the theoretical framework for the analysis of this study. …”
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Financial inclusion and human development in the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU): the role of institutional quality by Hamidou Ouedraogo, Noël Thiombiano

“…The challenge of the Sustainable Development Goals set by the United Nations is to improve the living conditions of citizens, particularly in developing countries. This is crucial for sub-Saharan African countries, as this region has one of the lowest average human development indices in the world. …”
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