Dalia Streimikiene
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 129272 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Dalia Streimikiene |
| NOMBRES | Dalia |
| APELLIDO | Streimikiene |
| FIRMA | STREIMIKIENE D |
| AFILIACIONES | Lithuanian Energy Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3247-9912 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 136 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 196 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 136 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2008 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Justice by design? Renewable energy diffusion and social vulnerability in the European Union
Striving for carbon neutrality in EU region
Global economic policymakers are facing increasing demands from diverse environmental constituents to prioritize sustainable development through the implementation of strict environmental policies, energy transition strategies, and the reduction of fossil fuel consumption by fostering technological advancement. This study aims to assess the moderating role of environmental Policy Stringency (EPS), among Geopolitical Risks (GPR), Energy Transition…
Innovation and knowledge in sustainable supply chains
Purpose The purpose of this study is to analyze how an organization’s ethical climate and the quality of its sustainability training initiatives contribute to innovation and knowledge while helping to minimize greenwashing risk in production-based supply chains. This study also explores employee skepticism about green claims as a mediating factor in influencing this relationship. Design/methodology/approach Data were gathered from 1,211 supply ch…
AI‐Enabled Talent Acquisition and Eco‐Innovation Capabilities as Strategic Drivers of Sustainable Business Performance
This research discusses the contributions of AI‐enabled talent acquisition and sustainable entrepreneurial orientation to the strategic drivers of sustainable business performance, with a focus on the mediating effect of environmental innovation capability and sustainable human capital agility, and the moderating effect of environmental uncertainty. The study is based on sustainability strategy, dynamic capabilities, and contingency theory, as we…
Integrating Green Strategy Across the Organization
This article analyzes the dynamic function of green human resource management and sustainable marketing practices in shaping organizational environmental performance across the United States. The mediating role of organizational green culture is investigated by comparing its impact across time points. Using a longitudinal approach, this study captures the dynamics of relationships over time. Data were collected from four organizations in the Unit…
The Twin Transition Paradox
The debate over the financial returns of environmental investments remains unsettled, largely because prior research has relied too heavily on linear modeling assumptions. Drawing on the natural resource‐based view, this study examines the nonlinear relationship between eco‐innovation and firm value using longitudinal data from EU‐27 firms for the period 2010–2024. By applying system GMM, MMQR, and panel threshold regression, the analysis provide…
Innovations in circular and resource-efficient environmental management in higher education institutions
Purpose This study aims to systematically review circular and resource-efficient environmental management innovations in higher education institutions and to develop an integrated framework explaining how such innovations can be institutionally embedded and scaled across campus operations. Higher education institutions (HEIs) are increasingly expected to operationalise circular economy (CE) principles through campus environmental management; howe…
Uneven Progress Towards Sustainability
The European Union has committed to ambitious decarbonisation targets, necessitating a deep understanding of sectoral environmental performance. This study assesses the carbon intensity, environmental inefficiency, and carbon shadow prices of the agriculture, manufacturing, and transport sectors across 22 EU countries from 2008 to 2021. We employ a non‐parametric Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) with a weak disposability assumption to model carbon…
Decomposition of changes in the agricultural land rent for the EU-28
Purpose The prices and rents of land depend on its marginal productivity and a number of other factors (the range of economic and policy-related factors). Significant changes in the European Union (EU) agricultural policy and changes in productivity models in recent years have influenced land market dynamics. To properly understand the dynamics in the land market and relate it to changes in agricultural production and policy, it is important to e…
Resilience and Sustainability of the Energy Sector Under Global Crises
Global disruptions increasingly shape the resilience and sustainability of national energy systems, a concern made even more urgent by the current Middle East energy crisis, which has intensified supply insecurity and price volatility in global and European energy markets. This study examines how three major shocks—the 2009 global financial crisis, the COVID‐19 pandemic, and the 2022 Russia–Ukraine war and subsequent energy‐price shock ‐affected …
Assessing economic–environmental decoupling in the EU using sectoral Kaya decomposition
The European Green Deal aims to make Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050; however, progress remains uneven across economic sectors. While the energy sector demonstrates significant decarbonization, the transport and industry sectors face structural rigidities that hinder aggregate progress. This study examines the sectoral decomposition of CO2 emissions in the EU-27 from 1990 to 2022 to identify the specific drivers of these dispar…
When decarbonization goes online
Towards Sustainability in African Countries
Previous studies have highlighted innovation and clean energy use as critical mechanisms for fostering ecological sustainability but have ignored the possible effect of energy productivity. An empirical study that offers evidence‐based policy recommendations on the joint impact of green innovation, clean energy, and energy productivity, as measured by the load capacity factor (LCF), to bolster Africa's ecological sustainability is rare. To fill t…
Achieving SDG 7 in the European Union
Achieving sustainable energy goals (SDG 7) in the European Union requires a deep understanding of the factors driving energy management and conservation. This study investigates the macroeconomic, institutional, and policy drivers of energy management and conservation outcomes across the 27 EU member states from 2014 to 2023. Using multilevel two‐way fixed‐effects models on a panel dataset, we analyze primary energy consumption, final energy cons…
Relative Analysis of Strong and Weak Sustainability in OECD and BRIC Countries
In the context of global climate change and increasing resource constraints, the concepts of strong and weak sustainability have become vital frameworks for assessing the effectiveness of national sustainable development policies. However, significant gaps persist in understanding how to evaluate the progress toward implementation of these two sustainability approaches, especially in comparative studies covering diverse economic systems. This pap…
Utilities policy for the energy transition
Socioeconomic divide and environmental impact
From glass to grass ceiling
Global food waste as an anti-sustainability trend
Purpose The purpose of this study is to reveal food waste patterns and the economic-environmental impacts of these patterns based on differences between countries at the global level, category-based and country-comparative data were examined using multivariate quantitative analysis techniques. Design/methodology/approach A panel dataset with a total of 4,997 observations was used in the study. The main variables include food waste per capita, tot…
How does the digital economy drive CO 2 reduction in China? Evidence from a novel decomposition model and scenario analysis
Research background: Increasing CO2 emissions place considerable strain on environmental performance, whereas the digital economy, as a transformative economic paradigm, has been identified as an essential catalyst for mitigating environmental effects. However, the inherent limitations of conventional decomposition models have led previous decomposition analyses to overlook the driving effect of the digital economy on CO2 emissions. Purpose of th…
The Role of CSR in the Energy Sector
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in the energy sector presents unique ethical and philosophical dilemmas due to the industry’s monopolistic nature, environmental impact and tendency to corruption. This paper explores CSR within the energy sector through philosophical and sociological aspects. Drawing on theories from Kant, Rawls, Foucault and Nietzsche, the paper analyses how CSR is used as a genuine tool for ethical business and to maintain…
Societal challenges to ensure energy security
Energy security is gaining growing recognition as a key pillar of societal development, shaping not only economic growth and social stability but also broader geopolitical and environmental considerations. Initially confined to concerns of resource availability, affordability, and reliability, the concept has expanded to address complex, interrelated challenges, including resilience, sustainability, and equity. This article provides a systematic …
Assessing the effects of low-carbon transition on energy poverty
Ageing society in Baltic States
This paper provides a comprehensive overview of the problems and solutions related to the ageing society in the European Union, highlighting the need for a coordinated response that encompasses various sectors and stakeholders. The case study was developed to assess the situation and main challenges of the ageing society in the Baltic States. The framework of indicators characterising ageing society was developed based on the availability of data…
Rethinking Sustainable Development
This study examines the multidimensional nature of sustainable development through comprehensive analysis of the Human Development Index (HDI) and its components across 189 countries using 2023/2024 UNDP data. The research employs comparative descriptive analysis, Pearson correlation, multiple linear regression, and cluster analysis to investigate the relative contributions of health, education, and economic indicators to human development outcom…
Sustainable tourism development and competitiveness
Tourism is one of most perspective and dynamic businesses in the world. It is of great significance to plan and develop tourism purposefully and sustainably though the search for compromises between environmental, economic and social aims of society. The sustainable tourism development management has to retain high satisfaction degree of tourists' needs, assure significant experience for consumers, increasing their consciousness under issues of s…
Measuring the impact of renewable energy, public health expenditure, logistics, and environmental performance on sustainable economic growth
The study aims to examine the potential relationship between public health expenditures, logistics performance indices, renewable energy, and ecological sustainability in Association of Southeast Asian Nations member countries. The study used secondary data, which downloaded from the World Bank website and tested for hypotheses using the structural equation modeling. The results show that the use of renewable energy in logistics operations will i…
Energy Poverty and Low Carbon Just Energy Transition
The creative economy and sustainable development
The creative economy is one of the fastest developing sectors in the global economy, providing income growth, new jobs and export earnings. In addition to economic benefits that flow from cultural and creative industries, the aforementioned contribute to resolving issues of sustainable urban development, as well as contributing to the 2030 Agenda, which is the main initiative of the United Nations. Although it is acknowledged by scholars that cre…
Association between socioeconomic welfare and depression among older adults
Revisiting the empirical relationship among the main targets of sustainable development
The present study attempts to analyse the empirical relationship among economic growth, labour, capital, education, health and greenhouse gas emission. For empirical estimations, we have used the data of 179 countries which further divided in sub categories; income‐level, OECD‐level and regional‐level to obtain the comprehensive empirics. The coefficients of labour and capital are significant and positive, validating the Solow growth theory. For …
Evaluation of bioeconomy in the context of strong sustainability
The implementation of bioeconomy is important in seeking to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. Thus, in recent years, more attention is focused on sustainable bioeconomy. Referring to weak and strong sustainability approaches, many authors stated that bioeconomy is related only to weak sustainability, but this study provides a framework for policy makers that allows the definition and implementation of the bioeconomy based on the strong s…
Green innovations for sustainable development of China
Sustainability assessment of energy sector development in China and European Union
Energy efficiency, development of renewable energy resources, decarbonization, and energy security are the key energy policy priorities of the European Union and China. Based on data for the period 2005–2016, this study compares the status of energy sector development sustainability among 21 European Union Member States and China by applying the several Multi‐Criteria Decision Making methods. Seven Member States including United Kingdom were excl…
Climate justice from the lens of sustainable development
This paper provides a systematic review of the concept of climate justice by revealing it's main linkages to sustainable development. The United Nations established the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2015, instituting a set of universal goals in essential areas of action related to sustainable development. The SDGs confront especially pertinent socioeconomic problems and pressing environmental challenges like climate …
The challenges of Covid-19 control policies for sustainable development of business
Do changes in the business environment and sustainable development really matter for enhancing enterprise development
The accomplishment of sustainable development goals has become a global initiative to encourage renewable energy, reduce wasteful energy consumption and increase investment in energy efficiency projects. The number of publications devoted to sustainable development, environmental protection and green investments is growing exponentially. Firstly, this study is committed to provide a comprehensive overview of research literature on enterprise deve…
Energy storage selection for sustainable energy development
Malta's low carbon transition towards sustainability
The transition to low‐carbon energy and energy independence of a country play an important role in the sustainable development of its energy sector. Another important issue of sustainable energy development is the cost competitiveness in the generation process; with new renewable energy technologies, a sustainable energy transition to carbon‐neutral society is possible. In this article, we present a view of sustainable energy transformation based…
Waste management in Baltic States
In EU waste management policy the waste avoidance and reuse are under the highest priority and the recycling takes the third place while recovery and disposal are the least favourable options. The EU member states have to implement strict waste management policies based on this approach however though all countries have to prepare and implement waste management plants, their have achieved different results in waste management. The article aims to…
Spreading knowledge and technology
Evaluating the green growth indicators to achieve sustainable development
Recent years have witnessed the green growth as a renowned efficient approach to tracking the progress towards sustainable development. The paper is mainly aimed to propose an innovative extended approach based on Combined Compromise Solution (CoCoSo) and Interval‐Valued Intuitionistic Fuzzy Set (IVIFS); thus, it is called IVIF Combined Compromise Solution (IVIF‐CoCoSo). This study is the first effort that used the fuzzy sets theory and decision‐…
Young farmers’ support under the Common Agricultural Policy and sustainability of rural regions
Carbon dioxide emission decomposition along the gradient of economic development
The G7 and Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) nations have committed to greenhouse gas emission reduction according to targets set out in the Paris Agreement and Copenhagen Accord. The objective of this paper is to develop an index decomposition framework and apply it for comparison of the drivers behind carbon dioxide emission. The impact of economic and technological development on greenhouse gas emissions is assessed by appl…
Renewable energy penetration in Nordic and Baltic countries of the EU
The low carbon transition of the energy sector towards a greater penetration of renewable energy sources (RES) is one of the most impressive examples of political and economic change in the European Union. For nearly two decades, the European Union was rightly considered to be a frontrunner in RES development and deployment around the world. This culminated in March 2007 when the 20-20-20-targets were agreed under the European Council Conclusions…
Energy security indicators for sustainable energy development
This paper discusses the interlinkages between energy security indicators and government economic interventions in the electricity sector. The research was carried out using a systematic literature review and comparative analysis and was mainly based on qualitative criteria. Following a literature review and data analysis, the paper identifies 65 energy security indicators (from over 300 possible indicators) that are relevant for the electricity …
The role of sustainable finance in achieving sustainable development goals
In the article, the analysis of scientific literature leads to the definition of sustainable finance and identification of its types. This distinction allows for a more detailed examination of sustainable finance in different contexts, especially when only one type of sustainable finance is considered. The empirical study that has been carried out in the Baltic Sea states confirms that sustainable finance has an impact on the implementation of su…
Are women neglected in the EU agriculture? Evidence from Lithuanian young farmers
The renewable energy and economic growth nexus in European countries
The study examines the long‐run relationship between renewable energy consumption and economic growth within the framework of the traditional production function in 29 European countries from 1995 to 2016. The study was based on the panel unit root tests, panel cointegration test—the Kao (1999), Pedroni (1999, 2004), Westerlund (2005) and fully modified ordinary least squares estimator and dynamic ordinary least squares estimator. The study found…
A multi‐criteria sustainable supplier selection framework based on neutrosophic fuzzy data and entropy weighting
The gains in corporate sustainability are important for business development under the increasing competition and climate change. The importance of the green and sustainable supplier selection has increased due to the environmental concerns and regulations. The information for business decisions is often vague and imprecise. Therefore, this paper develops a fuzzy methodology for sustainable supplier selection based on fuzzy information. Single‐va…
Life Satisfaction and Happiness – The Factors in Work Performance
The paper analyses the role of work in human wellbeing, life satisfaction and happiness. The main problem is to relate the situation on Lithuanian labour market with individual wellbeing, life satisfaction and sense of happiness. Money does not buy happiness -this we know from many studies and from our personal experience. But what is the relationship between economics and happiness? This question is under many studies conducted by foreign psycho…
On Gender Stereotyping and Employment Assimetries
Every day women face obstacles which do not allow them to reveal their possibilities in payable workplaces. There exists a preconception and women's discrimination that defines and activities different and most frequently narrower possibilities for their existence related to their participation in labour market. Women are most often valued not according to their personal abilities, but following the settled stereotypes that they possess poorer ab…
Natural and built environments and quality of life in EU member states
e natural and built environment are very important for quality of life. e housing indicators are suitable to address the main issue of built environment. e indicators for assessment of natural environment re ecting the quality of life can be assessed by applying the following groups of indicators: environmental quality, environmentally responsible behavior and consumption of environmental services. e paper presents the concept of evaluation of na…
Comparative Assessment of Environmental Indicators of Quality of Life in Romania and Lithuania
The paper presents a comparative study to assess quality of life in terms of environment in Lithuania and Romania. It introduces a system of indicators for assessing environmental issues of quality of life in these two countries. The environmental dimension is one of the major issues affecting quality of life as the environment, first and foremost, provides for healthy living conditions. The environmental indicators being assessed can be organize…
The questionnaire for diagnosing mobbing in employees’ relationships
The purpose of this article is to form the original questionnaire to identify intensity of the expression of mobbing in employees’ relationships. Mobbing in the context of the paper is the bullying of an individual by a group at the work place. The article presents only the statistical analysis of psychometric features of the formed questionnaire without elaborating on the results of the empirical research on the intensity of mobbing expression i…
Management culture and mobbing in a social organisation
The authors of the article present the findings of the research conducted in a social organisation. The main findings reveal that cases of mobbing in employees’ interrelations have been recorded in the organisation. Moreover, the correlation (from strongest to weakest) of relations of mobbing in the employees’ relations and management culture have also been determined. The research revealed the mistakes in organization of management culture proce…
Impact of hotel service quality on the loyalty of customers
The hotel business is rapidly developing due to growing demand for such services as well as the growing opportunities for travel. As a result, hotels face demanding customers, since the requirements for quality grow with an increased use of hotels’ services, in order to increase the competitive ability of a hotel, the issue of customer loyalty is also important. The aim of this article is to assess the impact of the quality of hotel services on t…
Lithuanian cultural policy
Th e aim of this paper is to review Lithuanian cultural policy system and achievement in its improvement. Th e main tasks to achieve this aim are: to give brief overview of Lithuanian cultural policy and its major developments; to compare Lithuanian cultural indicators with other EU member states; to develop policy recommendations based on analysis conducted. Studies show that adults' culture consumption habits are infl uenced by the frequency an…
Economic growth and energy consumption
Our paper uses the panel data approach to investigate the relationship between energy consumption and economic growth for V4 countries and for the 14 EU "old" Member States from 1995 to 2012. We defi ne the diff erences between the estimated results for these t wo groups of countries. We assume that there is a positive relationship between energy use and economic growth. Our results reveal that in the countries in question energy consumption is n…
Benefit of the Doubt Model for Financial Risk Analysis of Lithuanian Family Farms
The aim of this research is to propose a methodology for integrated assessment of financial risks of family farms in Lithuania. The methodology is based on the benefit of the doubt model. The research relies on the farm-level data from Farm Accountancy Data Network and covers the period of 2004-2011. Multiple financial indicators are included in the model to encompass such features as returns, capital structure, cost of capital, and cash flows. T…
Assess the Impact of Globalisation Processes by Indices
The article analyses the possibilities to assess the impact of globalization processes by the application of the index to evaluate the interpretations of the concepts of globalisation, the development of scientific approaches as well as to distinguish globalisation factors and examine the measurement methods of globalisation. Specific index variables that have influence on the globalisation processes of countries are compared and the most importa…
Values Congruence from the Executives’ Viewpoint
The permanent dilemma of congruence between personal and organizational values, prevailing in the research, fosters the new search for answers and the ways to achieve the coherence of employees and organizations. Therefore, this paper investigates the ways of strengthening the congruence of personal and organizational values as applied in organizations from the viewpoint of executives and how to harmonize individual values and those prevailing in…
Multivariate Granger causality between macro variables and KSE 100 index
The pursue of this article is to scrutinise the long-haul relationship between stock returns of the KSE 100 index and monetary indicators such as rate of exchange, inflation, and interest rates. Month-to-month data from the KSE 100 index and monetary variables were extracted for the period January 1992 to November 2015. We transformed the data series into a stationary form by employing the augmented Dickey–Fuller method. The Johansen cointegratio…
Analysis of competitiveness
This study provides an overview and conducts a thorough analysis of the current state and development trends of the energy sector in a competitive electricity market in Russia. It scrutinises and outlines the most probable scenarios and outcomes of the innovative development on the electricity market and describes the possible changes. Moreover, a comprehensive study of technology foresight methods that allows one to draw parametric models of the…
Gender and Sustainable Negotiation
Nowadays women more often lead teams, make plans as well as important decisions. They also strive for good results when collaborating with partners and take part in negotiations. Most of them get rather general recommendations on how to act in negotiations but very little attention is paid to gender differences, especially not enough interest is paid to the impact of women and their behavior in negotiations. Success in sustainable negotiation in …
Employers’ Openness to Labour Immigrants
The paper presents the elucidation of the concept of migration and theories describing the process of migration, determinestheissueofopennessto immigration and presents its theoretical explanation. The analysis of theempirical studies conducted in Lithuania assessing the openness of employers to labour immigrants was performed including the analysis of immigration trendsinthiscountry. The factors determining the attitudestowards immigration and i…
The Utilitarian Aspect of the Philosophy of Ecology
This study aims to combine the philosophical perspective and the practical ethics of ecology in the everyday with a more pragmatic concept of corporate social responsibility. The importance of the latter is shown to be based in the abandonment of the distinction of subject and object and the development of personal as well as cultural ecological consciousness embedded in the notion of unity between man and nature. This philosophical shift in the …
Mean reversion in international markets
The objective of this research is to examine and compare the mean reversion phenomenon in developed and emerging stock markets. An important aim is to measure and compare the speed of mean reversion and half-life of volatility shocks of emerging and developed markets. For this purpose, we have selected five developed and seven emerging markets, and used daily market indices for the period of 1 January 2000 to 30 June 2016. We employed autoregress…
Forecasting tax revenues using time series techniques – a case of Pakistan
The objective of this research was to forecast the tax revenue of Pakistan for the fiscal year 2016–17 using three different time series techniques and also to analyse the impact of indirect taxes on the working class. The study further analysed the efficiency of three different time series models such as the Autoregressive model (A.R. with seasonal dummies), Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average model (A.R.I.M.A.), and the Vector Autoregressi…
Factors influencing the Middle East tourist travelling to Malaysia
This research examines the possible impacts of global oil prices, exchange rate and tourism prices on Malaysia's demand for the Middle East tourists' arrivals using monthly data covering the period from 1995 to 2017. We covered the 5 major sources of Middle East tourism to Malaysia in the last 2 decades, such as
Restaurant branding matters
This paper investigates the moderating effect of brand image on relationship quality in the chain restaurant industry. The sample of this study was attained from a single local chain restaurant in Peninsular Malaysia. Survey questionnaires were disseminated to respondents using a stratified random sampling method in 16 selected kopitiam outlets. Findings from the 316 customers were examined using the SPSS statistics application and a partial leas…
A new model for customer purchase intention in e-commerce recommendation agents
Recommender systems were introduced to improve the online shopping experience by recommending appropriate products and services to customers according to their preferences. This research develops a new model by identifying the factors that influence customers' purchase intention in recommender systems. The research model of this study was developed by reviewing the previous studies on web-based information systems, e-commerce and recommender syst…
Factors Influencing Beliefs Formation towards the Adoption of Social Commerce in SME Travel Agencies
The purpose of this study is to investigate the factors that influence beliefs formation towards the adoption of social commerce in SME travel agencies. Accordingly, a distal-proximal model is developed to study CEOs' beliefs towards the usefulness of social commerce. Data were collected through a questionnaire survey of travel agencies' CEOs in Isfahan, Iran. With 180 collected data from respondents, the Partial Least Squares-Structural Equation…
The effects of financial development and trade openness on Nigeria‘s dynamic growth
This study attempts to investigate the short and long-run cointegration with the causal nexus between financial developments, trade and output growth in Nigeria. The financial instability index was generated using the residual based analysis to account for the effect of financial instability on growth. To examine the cointegration effects, the study used Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model. The non-Granger causality analysis was also empl…
How Real Oil Prices and Domestic Financial Instabilities are Good for GCC Countries Tourism Demand in Malaysia
Malaysia, located in the heart of Southeast Asia, is a multicultural country whose 'green' and 'blue' tourism attractions have become the main tourism spot for the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC) tourists. We employed the Threshold Error Correction (TECM) cointegration and the nonlinear causality estimates to capture the nexus between real energy prices and financial stability for the GCC countries' tourism demand in Mal…
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