Abstract
Climate
change
poses
a
significant
threat
to
the
global
economy,
environment,
and
human
well‐being,
putting
their
long‐term
sustainability
at
risk.
Based
on
this
fact,
study
investigates
heterogeneous
effect
of
renewable
energy
consumption,
environmental‐related
technologies,
technological
innovation,
environmental
policy
stringency,
geopolitical
risk
carbon
emissions
in
MINT
countries
(Mexico,
Indonesia,
Nigeria,
Turkey)
from
1990
2020.
The
employs
econometric
techniques
such
as
Dynamic
Ordinary
Least
Squares,
Fully
Modified
Canonical
Cointegration
Regression,
Feasible
Generalized
Method
Moment
Quantile
Regression
approaches
evaluate
data
attributes.
findings
MMQR
demonstrate
that
consumption
stringency
initially
show
positive
relationship
with
CO
2
across
various
quantiles.
Environmental‐related
risk,
innovation
consistently
negative
impact
emissions.
causality
tests
indicate
bidirectional
association
among
variables.
above
results,
policymakers
should
enhance
funding
for
research
development
green
technologies
tailored
specific
needs
align
national
policies
relevant
United
Nations
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs),
particularly
7,
9,
13.
Journal of Money Laundering Control,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 4, 2025
Purpose
The
purpose
of
this
study
is
to
explore
the
evolving
landscape
money
laundering
(ML)
research
in
emerging
economies,
identifying
key
trends,
challenges,
and
future
directions.
Design/methodology/approach
paper
adopts
bibliometric
systematic
literature
review
approaches
distill
main
themes
knowledge
gaps
areas
ML
research.
This
analyzed
indicators
bibliometrics,
keyword
co-occurrence
network
thematic
clustering
while
patterns
researching
by
analyzing
102
articles
indexed
both
Scopus
Web
Science.
Findings
has
taken
a
quantum
leap
after
2018.
It
discusses
clusters
on
challenges
facing
developing
countries,
corruption
its
interaction
with
financial
systems,
illicit
flows
macroeconomic
consequences
crimes.
Globalization,
political
dynamics
informal
systems
pose
other
challenges.
These
findings
emphasize
adaptive,
technology-driven
frameworks
oriented
toward
sustainable
development
goals.
Originality/value
provides
cumulative
overview
fragmented
studies
thereby
bridging
between
academic
policy-making.
contributes
wider
understanding
socio-economic
environmental
dimensions
crimes
positions
within
global
agenda
equitable
development.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 6, 2025
ABSTRACT
This
research
examines
the
extent
to
which
growth
and
environmental
dimensions
of
sustainable
development
are
influenced
by
diversity
financial
development,
encompassing
index,
institution
market
index.
The
analysis
covers
a
selection
30
African
countries
from
1996
2021.
study
contributes
development‐sustainable
literature
evaluating
moderating
influences
digitalization
regulatory
quality
alongside
various
control
variables,
including
technological
innovation,
government
spending,
trade
openness,
renewable
nonrenewable
energy
sources,
foreign
direct
investment.
Empirical
evidence
is
derived
using
estimators
such
as
system
generalized
method
moments
common
correlated
effects
mean
group
approach
for
short‐
long‐term
nexuses,
respectively.
results
suggest
that
although
promotes
economic
growth,
it
incurs
costs.
Nevertheless,
when
beneficial
impacts
taken
into
account,
negative
consequences
linked
growth‐focused
mitigated.
Elements
energy,
investment
not
only
stimulate
but
also
contribute
reducing
harm.
In
contrast,
factors
boost
while
compromising
ecological
integrity
include
energy.
To
address
these
conflicting
priorities,
report
provides
policy
suggestions.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 3, 2025
ABSTRACT
This
study
examines
the
impact
of
regional
transition
and
multilateral
cooperation
mechanisms
on
green
development
(GD)
climate
change
mitigation
across
64
Belt
Road
Initiative
(BRI)
partner
nations
(21
Asia,
22
Europe,
21
Africa
Middle
East)
from
2006
to
2021.
Using
advanced
econometric
methods
like
two‐step
system
GMM,
2SLS,
dynamic
fixed
effect,
cointegration,
research
reveals
that
significantly
enhances
GD,
supporting
sustainability
action.
However,
specific
factors
within
cooperation,
such
as
trade,
investment,
institutional
negatively
affect
GD
resilience,
while
money
finance
show
insignificant
negative
impacts.
Infrastructure
connectivity
positively
correlate
with
movement
people
has
a
positive
but
statistically
effect.
The
varies
regions.
highlights
BRI's
substantial
contribution
both
pre‐
post‐introduction
spillover
variables,
emphasizing
its
role
in
promoting
sustainable
development,
particularly
Asia
Europe.
differential
impacts
East
raise
concerns
about
environmental
effects
large‐scale
infrastructure
investments.
provides
valuable
insights
into
partnerships,
change,
offering
theoretical
practical
evidence
for
futures.
It
underscores
importance
balancing
economic
regions
vulnerable
resource
curse.
findings
contribute
discourse
global
sustainability,
policymakers
evidence‐based
strategies
enhance
adaptation
through
initiatives
BRI.
Abstract
Climate
change
poses
a
significant
threat
to
the
global
economy,
environment,
and
human
well‐being,
putting
their
long‐term
sustainability
at
risk.
Based
on
this
fact,
study
investigates
heterogeneous
effect
of
renewable
energy
consumption,
environmental‐related
technologies,
technological
innovation,
environmental
policy
stringency,
geopolitical
risk
carbon
emissions
in
MINT
countries
(Mexico,
Indonesia,
Nigeria,
Turkey)
from
1990
2020.
The
employs
econometric
techniques
such
as
Dynamic
Ordinary
Least
Squares,
Fully
Modified
Canonical
Cointegration
Regression,
Feasible
Generalized
Method
Moment
Quantile
Regression
approaches
evaluate
data
attributes.
findings
MMQR
demonstrate
that
consumption
stringency
initially
show
positive
relationship
with
CO
2
across
various
quantiles.
Environmental‐related
risk,
innovation
consistently
negative
impact
emissions.
causality
tests
indicate
bidirectional
association
among
variables.
above
results,
policymakers
should
enhance
funding
for
research
development
green
technologies
tailored
specific
needs
align
national
policies
relevant
United
Nations
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs),
particularly
7,
9,
13.
