Emmanuel Uche
Biographic Data
| ID | 1034633 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Emmanuel Uche |
| GIVEN NAMES | Emmanuel |
| FAMILY NAME | Uche |
| SIGNATURE | UCHE E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Johannesburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1596-8658 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Pathways to reducing climate change-induced mortality: The role of health expenditure, environmental regulations, climate technology, and disaster management
This study offers new insights into mitigating climate change-induced mortality in emerging economies. It emphasizes the critical roles of health expenditure, environmental regulations, climate technology, and disaster management, which have rarely been explored in prior investigations. On this basis, annual data (1995-2023) from eight emerging countries were analyzed using cutting-edge panel estimators that are robust to cross-sectional nuances.…
Sustainable governance, digital transformation, and environmental sustainability in Africa’s Decade of Action
Financial Inclusion and the Sustainability of Family Businesses: Impacts on Household Livelihoods
In the context of the empirical literature, the potential of a family business and financial inclusion to drive household livelihood has been a subject of exclusion. Against this backdrop, this study empirically examines how family business and financial inclusion contribute to household livelihood in Saudi Arabia. This study is the first to empirically examine how family business and financial inclusion drive household livelihood using the instr…
Assessing the environmental sustainability corridor in Japan: The role of artificial intelligence and low-carbon energy
Decarbonization policies in sustainable development constitute one of Japan’s essential policy tools. Japan faces environmental unsustainability, as its ecological footprint exceeds its current biocapacity. In this context, it is clear that Japan needs sustainable policies in today’s conditions. It is clear that artificial intelligence technologies, which are becoming increasingly widespread today, are related to environmental factors and their s…
On the Path to Green Economy: Can Green Foreign Direct Investment Accelerate the Success of Climate Action
Today, emerging economies that struggle to cope with environmental problems often face challenges in implementing effective climate action policies. A significant portion of environmental pollution in these countries is caused by foreign direct investment. Meanwhile, the existing environmental economics literature remains silent on the environmental implications of green foreign direct investment (GFDI). This study examines the impact of GFDI on …
After the Johannesburg II Declaration, What Next for Ecological Sustainability in BRICS ? Perspectives on Green Innovations and Green Transitions
Advancing ecological sustainability, a major focus of the SDGs, necessitates evaluating the influence of green energy, sustainable technology, and resource utilization on ecological load capacity factors—an area that has remained underexplored in existing research. Also, the LCF method, which elucidates the unique features of the supply and demand dynamics in the natural environment, is still not used by BRICS environmental modelers. This study e…
Climate Mitigation Strategies With AI and Different Energy Types: Fresh Insights Through the Fourier Approach
This study examines whether environmental sustainability is feasible for China, a country that consumes fossil fuels intensively. For this purpose, it investigates the impact of economic growth, renewable and non‐renewable energy, and artificial intelligence on environmental sustainability using the novel Fourier Asymmetric ARDL (FAARDL) method for the period 1985–2022. The FAARDL is critical to capturing structural breaks in China's rapidly indu…
Paving the way for sustainable green growth in G10 economies: Perspectives on green manufacturing employment and renewable energy employment
This study probed the contributions of green manufacturing (GM) and green energy (GE) employment to green growth (GRG) in the group of ten economies spanning 2000 to 2022. The study also explored the moderating implications of energy, economic, and information and communication technology (ICT) diversification, as well as energy uncertainties. Insights from the method of moments quantile regression estimator underscore notable heterogeneous effec…
Re‐estimating the pollution haven–halo hypotheses for Brazil via a machine learning procedure
In this study, we re‐examined the pollution haven and halo hypotheses in Brazil for approximately five decades (1970–2019) while controlling for the effects of income, renewable energy and natural resource depletion. For clearer insights, the study employed both the conventional autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) and the enhanced kernel regularized least squares (KRLS) techniques. Notably, the KRLS is a flexible machine learning nonlinear anal…
A question for sustainable development goal 10: How relevant is innovation patenting receipts to income distributions
Several variables influence income distributions both for developed and developing countries. Based on the submissions of extant evaluations, policymakers have implemented several policy guidelines to curtail widening income gaps. Unfortunately, the wave of income disparity , particularly in developing countries, remained untamed. Surprisingly, scholars have rarely considered the perspective of innovation patenting receipts (IPRs) in income distr…
Climate change resilient strategies for greener Africa: The perspectives of energy efficiency and eco-complexities
The study explore climate change resilient strategies for greener Africa • Feasible generalized least square (FGLS) and panel-corrected standard errors (PCSE) are used. • Validity of U-shaped curve in the relationship Affluence and CO2 emission. • Energy efficiency and eco-complexities are investigated within the KAYA identity framework • Adoption of modern manufacturing and economic transformations should be pursued for SSA The far-reaching effe…
Greening Japan: Harnessing energy efficiency and waste reduction for environmental progress
The study explores the complex interactions between energy efficiency, municipal waste generation, and ecological footprint in Japan (1990Q2–2019Q4) using wavelet quantile correlation. Our findings reveal that energy efficiency reduces ecological footprint to varying degrees across different time horizons and quantiles. Eco-innovation has a mitigating impact on the environmental footprint, especially at lower and upper quantiles, showing signific…
Advocating green economy in India: The tug of war among income inequality, export diversification, and environmental quality
Globally, most countries have shown strong commitments toward the attainment of sustainable development goals before 2023. Thus, this study focuses on analyzing such commitments toward the attainment of SDGs (7, 8, 10, and 13), respectively. The study evaluates the role played by income inequalities, export diversification, and economic growth in restoring a sustainable environment in India from 1970 to 2019. To achieve its objective, the study e…
Drivers of gender differentiated self-employment in developing countries: The instances of finance and information and communication technology
This study unveils new insights into how financial inclusion and information and communication technology (ICT) influence self-employment (aggregate and gender-specific) in developing countries. The dearth of information in this perspective, particularly in the context of Africa, compels this fresh evaluation. Thus, on account of the annual panel series for 52 African countries from 2005 to 2019, the system-generalized method-of-moments (sysGMM) …
Improving household well-being through entrepreneurship and inclusive finance in the context of the Next-11 countries
Scholarship brainstorming on household welfare enablers abounds in academic literature. Nonetheless, the perspective of entrepreneurship, particularly for the Next-11 countries, is underreported. Likewise, prior literature failed to investigate the influence of categorical (gender-specific) entrepreneurship on household welfare. Thus, this investigation covers this lacuna by examining the predictive effects of aggregate, male and female entrepren…
Upholding the green agenda of COP27 through publicly funded R&D on energy efficiencies, renewables, nuclear and power storage technologies
Policy strategies to foster climate-change resilient ecosystems require broad-based identification of the mechanisms underlying the nexus. Prior investigations, maybe, inadvertently left so many factors unverified. Failing to verify, specifically, how climate change is influenced by public-funded research and development (R&D) on energy efficiencies, renewables, nuclear energy, and power storage technologies concealed vital policy insights. We ha…
Is structural innovativeness a panacea for healthier environments? Evidence from developing countries
Advocating green economy in India: The tug of war among income inequality, export diversification, and environmental quality
Globally, most countries have shown strong commitments toward the attainment of sustainable development goals before 2023. Thus, this study focuses on analyzing such commitments toward the attainment of SDGs (7, 8, 10, and 13), respectively. The study evaluates the role played by income inequalities, export diversification, and economic growth in restoring a sustainable environment in India from 1970 to 2019. To achieve its objective, the study e…
Is structural innovativeness a panacea for healthier environments? Evidence from developing countries
Upholding the green agenda of COP27 through publicly funded R&D on energy efficiencies, renewables, nuclear and power storage technologies
Policy strategies to foster climate-change resilient ecosystems require broad-based identification of the mechanisms underlying the nexus. Prior investigations, maybe, inadvertently left so many factors unverified. Failing to verify, specifically, how climate change is influenced by public-funded research and development (R&D) on energy efficiencies, renewables, nuclear energy, and power storage technologies concealed vital policy insights. We ha…
Greening Japan: Harnessing energy efficiency and waste reduction for environmental progress
The study explores the complex interactions between energy efficiency, municipal waste generation, and ecological footprint in Japan (1990Q2–2019Q4) using wavelet quantile correlation. Our findings reveal that energy efficiency reduces ecological footprint to varying degrees across different time horizons and quantiles. Eco-innovation has a mitigating impact on the environmental footprint, especially at lower and upper quantiles, showing signific…
Drivers of gender differentiated self-employment in developing countries: The instances of finance and information and communication technology
This study unveils new insights into how financial inclusion and information and communication technology (ICT) influence self-employment (aggregate and gender-specific) in developing countries. The dearth of information in this perspective, particularly in the context of Africa, compels this fresh evaluation. Thus, on account of the annual panel series for 52 African countries from 2005 to 2019, the system-generalized method-of-moments (sysGMM) …
Improving household well-being through entrepreneurship and inclusive finance in the context of the Next-11 countries
Scholarship brainstorming on household welfare enablers abounds in academic literature. Nonetheless, the perspective of entrepreneurship, particularly for the Next-11 countries, is underreported. Likewise, prior literature failed to investigate the influence of categorical (gender-specific) entrepreneurship on household welfare. Thus, this investigation covers this lacuna by examining the predictive effects of aggregate, male and female entrepren…
Is structural innovativeness a panacea for healthier environments? Evidence from developing countries
Upholding the green agenda of COP27 through publicly funded R&D on energy efficiencies, renewables, nuclear and power storage technologies
Policy strategies to foster climate-change resilient ecosystems require broad-based identification of the mechanisms underlying the nexus. Prior investigations, maybe, inadvertently left so many factors unverified. Failing to verify, specifically, how climate change is influenced by public-funded research and development (R&D) on energy efficiencies, renewables, nuclear energy, and power storage technologies concealed vital policy insights. We ha…
Re‐estimating the pollution haven–halo hypotheses for Brazil via a machine learning procedure
In this study, we re‐examined the pollution haven and halo hypotheses in Brazil for approximately five decades (1970–2019) while controlling for the effects of income, renewable energy and natural resource depletion. For clearer insights, the study employed both the conventional autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) and the enhanced kernel regularized least squares (KRLS) techniques. Notably, the KRLS is a flexible machine learning nonlinear anal…
A question for sustainable development goal 10: How relevant is innovation patenting receipts to income distributions
Several variables influence income distributions both for developed and developing countries. Based on the submissions of extant evaluations, policymakers have implemented several policy guidelines to curtail widening income gaps. Unfortunately, the wave of income disparity , particularly in developing countries, remained untamed. Surprisingly, scholars have rarely considered the perspective of innovation patenting receipts (IPRs) in income distr…
Climate change resilient strategies for greener Africa: The perspectives of energy efficiency and eco-complexities
The study explore climate change resilient strategies for greener Africa • Feasible generalized least square (FGLS) and panel-corrected standard errors (PCSE) are used. • Validity of U-shaped curve in the relationship Affluence and CO2 emission. • Energy efficiency and eco-complexities are investigated within the KAYA identity framework • Adoption of modern manufacturing and economic transformations should be pursued for SSA The far-reaching effe…
Greening Japan: Harnessing energy efficiency and waste reduction for environmental progress
The study explores the complex interactions between energy efficiency, municipal waste generation, and ecological footprint in Japan (1990Q2–2019Q4) using wavelet quantile correlation. Our findings reveal that energy efficiency reduces ecological footprint to varying degrees across different time horizons and quantiles. Eco-innovation has a mitigating impact on the environmental footprint, especially at lower and upper quantiles, showing signific…
Advocating green economy in India: The tug of war among income inequality, export diversification, and environmental quality
Globally, most countries have shown strong commitments toward the attainment of sustainable development goals before 2023. Thus, this study focuses on analyzing such commitments toward the attainment of SDGs (7, 8, 10, and 13), respectively. The study evaluates the role played by income inequalities, export diversification, and economic growth in restoring a sustainable environment in India from 1970 to 2019. To achieve its objective, the study e…
Drivers of gender differentiated self-employment in developing countries: The instances of finance and information and communication technology
This study unveils new insights into how financial inclusion and information and communication technology (ICT) influence self-employment (aggregate and gender-specific) in developing countries. The dearth of information in this perspective, particularly in the context of Africa, compels this fresh evaluation. Thus, on account of the annual panel series for 52 African countries from 2005 to 2019, the system-generalized method-of-moments (sysGMM) …
Improving household well-being through entrepreneurship and inclusive finance in the context of the Next-11 countries
Scholarship brainstorming on household welfare enablers abounds in academic literature. Nonetheless, the perspective of entrepreneurship, particularly for the Next-11 countries, is underreported. Likewise, prior literature failed to investigate the influence of categorical (gender-specific) entrepreneurship on household welfare. Thus, this investigation covers this lacuna by examining the predictive effects of aggregate, male and female entrepren…
Financial Inclusion and the Sustainability of Family Businesses: Impacts on Household Livelihoods
In the context of the empirical literature, the potential of a family business and financial inclusion to drive household livelihood has been a subject of exclusion. Against this backdrop, this study empirically examines how family business and financial inclusion contribute to household livelihood in Saudi Arabia. This study is the first to empirically examine how family business and financial inclusion drive household livelihood using the instr…
Assessing the environmental sustainability corridor in Japan: The role of artificial intelligence and low-carbon energy
Decarbonization policies in sustainable development constitute one of Japan’s essential policy tools. Japan faces environmental unsustainability, as its ecological footprint exceeds its current biocapacity. In this context, it is clear that Japan needs sustainable policies in today’s conditions. It is clear that artificial intelligence technologies, which are becoming increasingly widespread today, are related to environmental factors and their s…
On the Path to Green Economy: Can Green Foreign Direct Investment Accelerate the Success of Climate Action
Today, emerging economies that struggle to cope with environmental problems often face challenges in implementing effective climate action policies. A significant portion of environmental pollution in these countries is caused by foreign direct investment. Meanwhile, the existing environmental economics literature remains silent on the environmental implications of green foreign direct investment (GFDI). This study examines the impact of GFDI on …
After the Johannesburg II Declaration, What Next for Ecological Sustainability in BRICS ? Perspectives on Green Innovations and Green Transitions
Advancing ecological sustainability, a major focus of the SDGs, necessitates evaluating the influence of green energy, sustainable technology, and resource utilization on ecological load capacity factors—an area that has remained underexplored in existing research. Also, the LCF method, which elucidates the unique features of the supply and demand dynamics in the natural environment, is still not used by BRICS environmental modelers. This study e…
Climate Mitigation Strategies With AI and Different Energy Types: Fresh Insights Through the Fourier Approach
This study examines whether environmental sustainability is feasible for China, a country that consumes fossil fuels intensively. For this purpose, it investigates the impact of economic growth, renewable and non‐renewable energy, and artificial intelligence on environmental sustainability using the novel Fourier Asymmetric ARDL (FAARDL) method for the period 1985–2022. The FAARDL is critical to capturing structural breaks in China's rapidly indu…
Paving the way for sustainable green growth in G10 economies: Perspectives on green manufacturing employment and renewable energy employment
This study probed the contributions of green manufacturing (GM) and green energy (GE) employment to green growth (GRG) in the group of ten economies spanning 2000 to 2022. The study also explored the moderating implications of energy, economic, and information and communication technology (ICT) diversification, as well as energy uncertainties. Insights from the method of moments quantile regression estimator underscore notable heterogeneous effec…
Pathways to reducing climate change-induced mortality: The role of health expenditure, environmental regulations, climate technology, and disaster management
This study offers new insights into mitigating climate change-induced mortality in emerging economies. It emphasizes the critical roles of health expenditure, environmental regulations, climate technology, and disaster management, which have rarely been explored in prior investigations. On this basis, annual data (1995-2023) from eight emerging countries were analyzed using cutting-edge panel estimators that are robust to cross-sectional nuances.…
Sustainable governance, digital transformation, and environmental sustainability in Africa’s Decade of Action
Economics (12 works) · Energy, Environment, Economic Growth (10 works) · Business (9 works) · Environmental Impact and Sustainability (8 works) · Energy, Environment, and Transportation Policies (7 works) · Natural resource economics (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Sustainable development (7 works) · Sustainability (6 works) · Ecology (5 works)