Rosa Duarte
Biographic Data
| ID | 3588807 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rosa Duarte |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rosa |
| FAMILY NAME | Duarte |
| SIGNATURE | DUARTE R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Zaragoza |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3113-1698 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The “Scissors Curve” Between Gender and Income: How Economic Inequality can Shape Carbon Footprints in Europe
How global production shapes carbon emissions outcomes: Evidence from a multi-regional input–output perspective
Technology is crucial for meeting international climate goals, particularly through the diffusion of low-carbon innovation. Given the fragmentation of production, the structure of global value chains (GVCs) strongly influences emissions. This study uses multi-regional input–output (MRIO) tables (1995–2015) to examine trends in production, technology, and carbon intensity across key sectors in advanced and developing countries. We assess GVC posit…
The Long‐term Socioeconomic Impacts of Renewable Energy Deployment: Lessons From Case Studies in European Rural Regions
The new environmental and geopolitical situation has led to the need for a change in the current energy model. The infrastructures associated with renewable energies may represent an opportunity for economic growth, employment generation, and population recovery in rural territories. This study evaluates the retrospective long‐term impacts that renewable energy installations have had on several rural regions in Europe. To that end, we develop a n…
Economic and environmental impacts of the shifts to electromobility in Spain: A multiregional input–output framework
The decarbonization of transport is a key goal facing climate change. The electrification of the powertrain for passenger cars is part of this goal to reduce carbon emissions. This involves a big change in the global supply chain, specifically in countries with a high weight of the traditional automotive sector, such as Spain, where above 10% of the GDP comes from this industry. There is a forecasted shift from the sector of traditional automotiv…
The role of regions in global value chains: An analysis for the European Union
While considerable attention has been directed to the national‐level impacts of global value chains, far less attention has been focused on the way in which global production fragmentation has affected regional economies. Using some measures derived from a multiregional, multisectoral input–output model, this paper analyzes the position and share of EU regions in Global Value Chains (GVC). The spatial determinants of these two dimensions are expl…
Unequal ecological exchange in the era of global value chains: The case of Latin America
The globalization of Mediterranean agriculture: A long-term view of the impact on water consumption
The countries in the Mediterranean basin increasingly specialized in Mediterranean agricultural products for exports throughout the twentieth century. In this context, the main objective of this paper is to quantify and discuss on the impacts that this growing Mediterranean exports specialization generated on water resources over the last century. To that aim, we focus on the water embodied in Mediterranean exports, the trends followed by dams' c…
Long Term Drivers of Global Virtual Water Trade: A Trade Gravity Approach for 1965–2010
Virtual Water Flows in the EU27: A Consumption‐based Approach
The use of water resources has traditionally been studied by accounting for the volume of water removed from sources for specific uses. This approach focuses on surface and groundwater only and it ignores that international trade of products with substantial amounts of embodied water can have an impact on domestic water resources. Using current economic and environmental data, we conduct a consumption‐based assessment of virtual water flows in th…
Tracking Water Footprints at the Micro and Meso Scale: An Application to Spanish Tourism by Regions and Municipalities
Making the link between the different economic scales—local, regional, and global—and the impacts associated with more global behavior is a natural extension of traditional environmentally extended input‐output (I‐O) modeling. In this article, we highlight the capabilities of combining the meso level (i.e., regional) I‐O models with geographical information systems (GIS) and micro data to lower the spatial scale. This methodology lets us provide …
Environmental Footprints and Scenario Analysis for Assessing the Impacts of the Agri‐Food Industry on a Regional Economy: A Case Study in Spain
The study of the environmental footprints of various sectors and industries is increasingly demanded by institutions and by society. In this context, the regional perspective is becoming particularly important, and even more so in countries such as Spain, where the autonomous communities have the primary responsibility for implementing measures to combat environmental degradation and promote sustainable development, in coordination with national …
The influence of the family, the school, and the group on the environmental attitudes of European students
The attitudes of young people arise from an intense interaction with their social groups of reference, and in this work we examine the extent to which this background conditions the individual environmental attitudes of the young. Using data provided by the PISA 2006 survey for the European Union, we test for the influence of the family, the characteristics of the school, and the social interactions or school peer group on attitudes toward the en…
The effect of globalisation on water consumption: A case study of the Spanish virtual water trade, 1849–1935
The water footprint of the Spanish agricultural sector: 1860–2010
The role of consumption patterns, demand and technological factors on the recent evolution of CO2 emissions in a group of advanced economies
Economic growth and the evolution of water consumption in Spain: A structural decomposition analysis
Broader versus closer social interactions in smoking
Environmental impact of household activity in Spain
Risk Determinants of Suicide Attempts Among Adolescents
In this article we present evidence about the factors that determine four gradual decisions on the part of adolescents to attempt suicide. To that end, we estimate a series of binary choice models by using data drawn from the U.S. National Youth Risk Behavior Surveys corresponding to 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1997. Our results show that the decisions to attempt suicide are motivated by both demographic and psychosocial variables, such as gender, age,…
Water pollution in the Spanish economy: Analysis of sensitivity to production and environmental constraints
Water use in the Spanish economy: An input–output approach
The role of regions in global value chains: An analysis for the European Union
While considerable attention has been directed to the national‐level impacts of global value chains, far less attention has been focused on the way in which global production fragmentation has affected regional economies. Using some measures derived from a multiregional, multisectoral input–output model, this paper analyzes the position and share of EU regions in Global Value Chains (GVC). The spatial determinants of these two dimensions are expl…
The influence of the family, the school, and the group on the environmental attitudes of European students
The attitudes of young people arise from an intense interaction with their social groups of reference, and in this work we examine the extent to which this background conditions the individual environmental attitudes of the young. Using data provided by the PISA 2006 survey for the European Union, we test for the influence of the family, the characteristics of the school, and the social interactions or school peer group on attitudes toward the en…
Risk Determinants of Suicide Attempts Among Adolescents
In this article we present evidence about the factors that determine four gradual decisions on the part of adolescents to attempt suicide. To that end, we estimate a series of binary choice models by using data drawn from the U.S. National Youth Risk Behavior Surveys corresponding to 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1997. Our results show that the decisions to attempt suicide are motivated by both demographic and psychosocial variables, such as gender, age,…
The globalization of Mediterranean agriculture: A long-term view of the impact on water consumption
The countries in the Mediterranean basin increasingly specialized in Mediterranean agricultural products for exports throughout the twentieth century. In this context, the main objective of this paper is to quantify and discuss on the impacts that this growing Mediterranean exports specialization generated on water resources over the last century. To that aim, we focus on the water embodied in Mediterranean exports, the trends followed by dams' c…
Water use in the Spanish economy: An input–output approach
Water pollution in the Spanish economy: Analysis of sensitivity to production and environmental constraints
Risk Determinants of Suicide Attempts Among Adolescents
In this article we present evidence about the factors that determine four gradual decisions on the part of adolescents to attempt suicide. To that end, we estimate a series of binary choice models by using data drawn from the U.S. National Youth Risk Behavior Surveys corresponding to 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1997. Our results show that the decisions to attempt suicide are motivated by both demographic and psychosocial variables, such as gender, age,…
Environmental impact of household activity in Spain
The role of consumption patterns, demand and technological factors on the recent evolution of CO2 emissions in a group of advanced economies
Economic growth and the evolution of water consumption in Spain: A structural decomposition analysis
Broader versus closer social interactions in smoking
The effect of globalisation on water consumption: A case study of the Spanish virtual water trade, 1849–1935
The water footprint of the Spanish agricultural sector: 1860–2010
Environmental Footprints and Scenario Analysis for Assessing the Impacts of the Agri‐Food Industry on a Regional Economy: A Case Study in Spain
The study of the environmental footprints of various sectors and industries is increasingly demanded by institutions and by society. In this context, the regional perspective is becoming particularly important, and even more so in countries such as Spain, where the autonomous communities have the primary responsibility for implementing measures to combat environmental degradation and promote sustainable development, in coordination with national …
The influence of the family, the school, and the group on the environmental attitudes of European students
The attitudes of young people arise from an intense interaction with their social groups of reference, and in this work we examine the extent to which this background conditions the individual environmental attitudes of the young. Using data provided by the PISA 2006 survey for the European Union, we test for the influence of the family, the characteristics of the school, and the social interactions or school peer group on attitudes toward the en…
Virtual Water Flows in the EU27: A Consumption‐based Approach
The use of water resources has traditionally been studied by accounting for the volume of water removed from sources for specific uses. This approach focuses on surface and groundwater only and it ignores that international trade of products with substantial amounts of embodied water can have an impact on domestic water resources. Using current economic and environmental data, we conduct a consumption‐based assessment of virtual water flows in th…
Tracking Water Footprints at the Micro and Meso Scale: An Application to Spanish Tourism by Regions and Municipalities
Making the link between the different economic scales—local, regional, and global—and the impacts associated with more global behavior is a natural extension of traditional environmentally extended input‐output (I‐O) modeling. In this article, we highlight the capabilities of combining the meso level (i.e., regional) I‐O models with geographical information systems (GIS) and micro data to lower the spatial scale. This methodology lets us provide …
Long Term Drivers of Global Virtual Water Trade: A Trade Gravity Approach for 1965–2010
Unequal ecological exchange in the era of global value chains: The case of Latin America
The globalization of Mediterranean agriculture: A long-term view of the impact on water consumption
The countries in the Mediterranean basin increasingly specialized in Mediterranean agricultural products for exports throughout the twentieth century. In this context, the main objective of this paper is to quantify and discuss on the impacts that this growing Mediterranean exports specialization generated on water resources over the last century. To that aim, we focus on the water embodied in Mediterranean exports, the trends followed by dams' c…
The role of regions in global value chains: An analysis for the European Union
While considerable attention has been directed to the national‐level impacts of global value chains, far less attention has been focused on the way in which global production fragmentation has affected regional economies. Using some measures derived from a multiregional, multisectoral input–output model, this paper analyzes the position and share of EU regions in Global Value Chains (GVC). The spatial determinants of these two dimensions are expl…
Economic and environmental impacts of the shifts to electromobility in Spain: A multiregional input–output framework
The decarbonization of transport is a key goal facing climate change. The electrification of the powertrain for passenger cars is part of this goal to reduce carbon emissions. This involves a big change in the global supply chain, specifically in countries with a high weight of the traditional automotive sector, such as Spain, where above 10% of the GDP comes from this industry. There is a forecasted shift from the sector of traditional automotiv…
The Long‐term Socioeconomic Impacts of Renewable Energy Deployment: Lessons From Case Studies in European Rural Regions
The new environmental and geopolitical situation has led to the need for a change in the current energy model. The infrastructures associated with renewable energies may represent an opportunity for economic growth, employment generation, and population recovery in rural territories. This study evaluates the retrospective long‐term impacts that renewable energy installations have had on several rural regions in Europe. To that end, we develop a n…
The “Scissors Curve” Between Gender and Income: How Economic Inequality can Shape Carbon Footprints in Europe
How global production shapes carbon emissions outcomes: Evidence from a multi-regional input–output perspective
Technology is crucial for meeting international climate goals, particularly through the diffusion of low-carbon innovation. Given the fragmentation of production, the structure of global value chains (GVCs) strongly influences emissions. This study uses multi-regional input–output (MRIO) tables (1995–2015) to examine trends in production, technology, and carbon intensity across key sectors in advanced and developing countries. We assess GVC posit…
Economics (16 works) · Environmental Impact and Sustainability (15 works) · Ecology (13 works) · Natural resource economics (13 works) · Geography (10 works) · Business (9 works) · Environmental Science (9 works) · Agriculture (8 works) · Energy, Environment, Economic Growth (8 works) · Water resources management and optimization (6 works)