Abdullah Emre Çağlar
Biographic Data
| ID | 6385625 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Abdullah Emre Çağlar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Abdullah Emre |
| FAMILY NAME | Çağlar |
| SIGNATURE | CAGLAR A E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Data Science and Analytics Atatürk University Erzurum Türkiye |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4723-4499 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 24 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
High-technology manufacturing and environment nexus
Sustainable industrial performance, renewable energy transition, and carbon emissions
Advancing sustainable development requires aligning industrial transformation with clean energy transition and effective governance. This study investigates the relationship between sustainable industrial performance and carbon emissions in Nordic economies, focusing on how renewable energy transition and institutional capacity shape environmental outcomes. By integrating sustainable development and ecological sustainability within a Green Kaldor…
Sustainable energy transition toward a zero‐carbon future in major Global South economies
Green Kaldorian growth
This study examines the impact of medium- and low-technology manufacturing, fossil energy research and development, economic growth, and financial development on environmental sustainability in Germany from 1991 to 2022. By offering a novel perspective on existing literature, this study extends Kaldor's structuralist perspective through empirical investigation of the greening challenge posed by medium- and low-technology manufacturing. Using the …
Asymmetric Effects of Medium‐ and High‐Tech Industries on Environmental Sustainability and the SDGs in the EU ‐5
In advanced European economies facing persistent environmental pressures, achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) requires aligning technological transformation with ecological constraints. This study examines the asymmetric effects of medium‐ and high‐technology (M&HTEC) industries on environmental sustainability in the EU‐5 economies using an asymmetric CS‐ARDL framework grounded in the Porter Hypothesis and the Load Capacity Curve. …
Industry Structure and Green Future
This paper examines the relationship between medium‐ and high‐tech industries and CO 2 emissions in BRICS economies, with particular attention to short‐ and long‐run effects from the perspectives of the Porter, Decoupling, and Green Technology Diffusion hypotheses. While environmental pollution in emerging markets is often addressed in the context of energy, finance, and research and development variables, this study treats structural transformat…
Waste Management Strategies for Environmental Wellbeing
Rising industrial activity, urban expansion, and economic growth continue to intensify waste generation and greenhouse gas emissions, placing growing pressure on environmental sustainability. In this setting, reducing the carbon intensity of electricity generation has become a key policy priority, particularly in advanced economies pursuing long‐term decarbonization. Grounded in Ecological Modernization Theory and the Porter Hypothesis, this stud…
Exploring the Drivers of Ecological Sustainability
This article investigates the impact of climate technologies, financial inclusion, renewable energy, and economic growth on the environmental sustainability of the five world's top the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) performers. Utilizing a newly compiled panel dataset, the analysis employs the load capacity factor as a proxy for environmental sustainability and estimates robust CS‐ARDL models. The findings suggest a U‐shaped association in …
Assessing the environmental sustainability corridor in Japan
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…
Achieving carbon neutrality and SDGs
In recent years, solar energy (SOE) has become a popular source of green energy that can stimulate energy transition, reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHGE), and mitigate global warming. In addition, population aging and government stability can also influence GHGE levels. However, there is a lack of research studies on the environmental impacts of SOE and population aging on GHGE in top emitters. Therefore, this research aims to unveil the heter…
Asymmetric relationship between load capacity factor and mineral rents
In recent years, transforming green resources and managing existing mineral reserves through sustainable policies have become essential for achieving an environmentally sustainable future. In this regard, countries with high biocapacity and abundant mineral reserves have attracted increasing attention, making the implementation of sustainable strategies a critical agenda. This paper examines how green energy use and mineral resource availability …
On the Path to Green Economy
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 …
Re‐Evaluating the Role of Business R&D in Environmental Sustainability
This study examines how business enterprise R&D (BERD) affects environmental sustainability in the United States (USA) using annual data from 1981 to 2022. Grounded in Porter and Load Capacity Curve theories, it combines empirical models with energy diversification scenarios to explore pathways toward achieving net‐zero emissions. The analysis employs the Augmented ARDL with a sharp‐shift approach. Results indicate that BERD does not significantl…
Climate Mitigation Strategies With AI and Different Energy Types
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…
A new look at China’s environmental quality
This research aims to expand the existing literature by bringing a new perspective to China’s environmental quality. Existing literature concerning China’s environmental sustainability disregards competitive industrial performance, which allows the analysis of Sustainable Development Goal-9. The study investigates the impact of competitive industrial performance, economic growth, and renewable energy consumption on the environmental quality (repr…
Investigation of the effect of natural resource dependence on environmental sustainability under the novel load capacity curve hypothesis
The concern that over-depleting natural resources (NAT) may somehow be costly for environmental quality is a recurrent topic in empirical analysis. However, the literature has predominantly focused on studying the effects of increases in NAT use on the environment, ignoring potential non-linear interactions. The current study seeks to expand the previous literature by examining the non-linear environmental ramifications of NAT in Russia, home to …
The influence of nuclear energy research and development investments on environmental sustainability
Recent Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) reports have highlighted the inadequacy of environmental sustainability efforts. Thus, it is clear that current efforts towards environmental sustainability (SDG 13) and affordable and clean energy (SDG 7) policies are insufficient and a comprehensive policy agenda is needed. Existing literature limitedly addresses the determinants of environmental sustainability but relatively ignores the impact of nucl…
Toward a sustainable environment within the framework of carbon neutrality scenarios
Sustainable energy policies are directly proportional to countries' achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Economies that want to achieve their 2030 and 2050 targets are looking for alternative energy sources until renewable energy sources mature. In this context, this study models the environmental quality of France, which is the leader in the use of nuclear energy in Europe, from a different perspective through nuclear energy …
A new hypothesis for the unemployment-environment dilemma
Evaluating a pathway for environmental sustainability
With the efforts of the United Nations, environmental sustainability is becoming the subject of countries. Policymakers and researchers closely follow the environmental dimensions of Sustainable Development Goals. This study offers a new perspective for the European Union economies by directly targeting SDG 9 and considers environmental sustainability policies in selecting variables. To be more precise, this study probes the effects of economic g…
Moving towards sustainable environmental development for BRICS
Environmental sustainability has become the most critical global agenda of the 21st century. The Paris Agreement goals to keep the global temperature rise below 2 compared to the pre‐industrial period. BRICS, which use intensive natural resources, hold regular meetings, and announce policies to comply with the Paris Agreement. This article aims to help BRICS achieve their sustainable development goals. In order to achieve this aim, the relationsh…
Can nuclear energy technology budgets pave the way for a transition toward low‐carbon economy
The energy resources of the economies play a critical role in reaching the 2030 and 2050 decarbonization targets. In this respect, research and development budgets for nuclear energy (NRD), which constitutes one‐fifth of the current energy resources in the United Kingdom, can be a step in the transition to a low‐carbon economy. However, the current literature neglects the impact of NRD on environmental quality for the United Kingdom. Thus, this p…
Investigating the EKC hypothesis with renewable energy consumption, human capital, globalization and trade openness for China
The dynamic linkage between remittances, export diversification, education, renewable energy consumption, economic growth, and CO 2 emissions in top remittance‐receiving countries
In recent years, the literature on financial development, public finance, and other areas has substantially increased; however, remittances are among the most neglected sources with significantly larger resource inflow that may serve the purpose of reducing environmental degradation. The literature on export diversification and education is also limited, with conflicting findings. With this in mind, the current research examined the relationship …
Moving towards sustainable environmental development for BRICS
Environmental sustainability has become the most critical global agenda of the 21st century. The Paris Agreement goals to keep the global temperature rise below 2 compared to the pre‐industrial period. BRICS, which use intensive natural resources, hold regular meetings, and announce policies to comply with the Paris Agreement. This article aims to help BRICS achieve their sustainable development goals. In order to achieve this aim, the relationsh…
Can nuclear energy technology budgets pave the way for a transition toward low‐carbon economy
The energy resources of the economies play a critical role in reaching the 2030 and 2050 decarbonization targets. In this respect, research and development budgets for nuclear energy (NRD), which constitutes one‐fifth of the current energy resources in the United Kingdom, can be a step in the transition to a low‐carbon economy. However, the current literature neglects the impact of NRD on environmental quality for the United Kingdom. Thus, this p…
The dynamic linkage between remittances, export diversification, education, renewable energy consumption, economic growth, and CO 2 emissions in top remittance‐receiving countries
In recent years, the literature on financial development, public finance, and other areas has substantially increased; however, remittances are among the most neglected sources with significantly larger resource inflow that may serve the purpose of reducing environmental degradation. The literature on export diversification and education is also limited, with conflicting findings. With this in mind, the current research examined the relationship …
Evaluating a pathway for environmental sustainability
With the efforts of the United Nations, environmental sustainability is becoming the subject of countries. Policymakers and researchers closely follow the environmental dimensions of Sustainable Development Goals. This study offers a new perspective for the European Union economies by directly targeting SDG 9 and considers environmental sustainability policies in selecting variables. To be more precise, this study probes the effects of economic g…
Re‐Evaluating the Role of Business R&D in Environmental Sustainability
This study examines how business enterprise R&D (BERD) affects environmental sustainability in the United States (USA) using annual data from 1981 to 2022. Grounded in Porter and Load Capacity Curve theories, it combines empirical models with energy diversification scenarios to explore pathways toward achieving net‐zero emissions. The analysis employs the Augmented ARDL with a sharp‐shift approach. Results indicate that BERD does not significantl…
Investigating the EKC hypothesis with renewable energy consumption, human capital, globalization and trade openness for China
The dynamic linkage between remittances, export diversification, education, renewable energy consumption, economic growth, and CO 2 emissions in top remittance‐receiving countries
In recent years, the literature on financial development, public finance, and other areas has substantially increased; however, remittances are among the most neglected sources with significantly larger resource inflow that may serve the purpose of reducing environmental degradation. The literature on export diversification and education is also limited, with conflicting findings. With this in mind, the current research examined the relationship …
Moving towards sustainable environmental development for BRICS
Environmental sustainability has become the most critical global agenda of the 21st century. The Paris Agreement goals to keep the global temperature rise below 2 compared to the pre‐industrial period. BRICS, which use intensive natural resources, hold regular meetings, and announce policies to comply with the Paris Agreement. This article aims to help BRICS achieve their sustainable development goals. In order to achieve this aim, the relationsh…
Can nuclear energy technology budgets pave the way for a transition toward low‐carbon economy
The energy resources of the economies play a critical role in reaching the 2030 and 2050 decarbonization targets. In this respect, research and development budgets for nuclear energy (NRD), which constitutes one‐fifth of the current energy resources in the United Kingdom, can be a step in the transition to a low‐carbon economy. However, the current literature neglects the impact of NRD on environmental quality for the United Kingdom. Thus, this p…
A new hypothesis for the unemployment-environment dilemma
Evaluating a pathway for environmental sustainability
With the efforts of the United Nations, environmental sustainability is becoming the subject of countries. Policymakers and researchers closely follow the environmental dimensions of Sustainable Development Goals. This study offers a new perspective for the European Union economies by directly targeting SDG 9 and considers environmental sustainability policies in selecting variables. To be more precise, this study probes the effects of economic g…
A new look at China’s environmental quality
This research aims to expand the existing literature by bringing a new perspective to China’s environmental quality. Existing literature concerning China’s environmental sustainability disregards competitive industrial performance, which allows the analysis of Sustainable Development Goal-9. The study investigates the impact of competitive industrial performance, economic growth, and renewable energy consumption on the environmental quality (repr…
Investigation of the effect of natural resource dependence on environmental sustainability under the novel load capacity curve hypothesis
The concern that over-depleting natural resources (NAT) may somehow be costly for environmental quality is a recurrent topic in empirical analysis. However, the literature has predominantly focused on studying the effects of increases in NAT use on the environment, ignoring potential non-linear interactions. The current study seeks to expand the previous literature by examining the non-linear environmental ramifications of NAT in Russia, home to …
The influence of nuclear energy research and development investments on environmental sustainability
Recent Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) reports have highlighted the inadequacy of environmental sustainability efforts. Thus, it is clear that current efforts towards environmental sustainability (SDG 13) and affordable and clean energy (SDG 7) policies are insufficient and a comprehensive policy agenda is needed. Existing literature limitedly addresses the determinants of environmental sustainability but relatively ignores the impact of nucl…
Toward a sustainable environment within the framework of carbon neutrality scenarios
Sustainable energy policies are directly proportional to countries' achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Economies that want to achieve their 2030 and 2050 targets are looking for alternative energy sources until renewable energy sources mature. In this context, this study models the environmental quality of France, which is the leader in the use of nuclear energy in Europe, from a different perspective through nuclear energy …
Assessing the environmental sustainability corridor in Japan
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…
Achieving carbon neutrality and SDGs
In recent years, solar energy (SOE) has become a popular source of green energy that can stimulate energy transition, reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHGE), and mitigate global warming. In addition, population aging and government stability can also influence GHGE levels. However, there is a lack of research studies on the environmental impacts of SOE and population aging on GHGE in top emitters. Therefore, this research aims to unveil the heter…
Asymmetric relationship between load capacity factor and mineral rents
In recent years, transforming green resources and managing existing mineral reserves through sustainable policies have become essential for achieving an environmentally sustainable future. In this regard, countries with high biocapacity and abundant mineral reserves have attracted increasing attention, making the implementation of sustainable strategies a critical agenda. This paper examines how green energy use and mineral resource availability …
On the Path to Green Economy
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 …
Re‐Evaluating the Role of Business R&D in Environmental Sustainability
This study examines how business enterprise R&D (BERD) affects environmental sustainability in the United States (USA) using annual data from 1981 to 2022. Grounded in Porter and Load Capacity Curve theories, it combines empirical models with energy diversification scenarios to explore pathways toward achieving net‐zero emissions. The analysis employs the Augmented ARDL with a sharp‐shift approach. Results indicate that BERD does not significantl…
Climate Mitigation Strategies With AI and Different Energy Types
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…
High-technology manufacturing and environment nexus
Sustainable industrial performance, renewable energy transition, and carbon emissions
Advancing sustainable development requires aligning industrial transformation with clean energy transition and effective governance. This study investigates the relationship between sustainable industrial performance and carbon emissions in Nordic economies, focusing on how renewable energy transition and institutional capacity shape environmental outcomes. By integrating sustainable development and ecological sustainability within a Green Kaldor…
Sustainable energy transition toward a zero‐carbon future in major Global South economies
Green Kaldorian growth
This study examines the impact of medium- and low-technology manufacturing, fossil energy research and development, economic growth, and financial development on environmental sustainability in Germany from 1991 to 2022. By offering a novel perspective on existing literature, this study extends Kaldor's structuralist perspective through empirical investigation of the greening challenge posed by medium- and low-technology manufacturing. Using the …
Asymmetric Effects of Medium‐ and High‐Tech Industries on Environmental Sustainability and the SDGs in the EU ‐5
In advanced European economies facing persistent environmental pressures, achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) requires aligning technological transformation with ecological constraints. This study examines the asymmetric effects of medium‐ and high‐technology (M&HTEC) industries on environmental sustainability in the EU‐5 economies using an asymmetric CS‐ARDL framework grounded in the Porter Hypothesis and the Load Capacity Curve. …
Industry Structure and Green Future
This paper examines the relationship between medium‐ and high‐tech industries and CO 2 emissions in BRICS economies, with particular attention to short‐ and long‐run effects from the perspectives of the Porter, Decoupling, and Green Technology Diffusion hypotheses. While environmental pollution in emerging markets is often addressed in the context of energy, finance, and research and development variables, this study treats structural transformat…
Waste Management Strategies for Environmental Wellbeing
Rising industrial activity, urban expansion, and economic growth continue to intensify waste generation and greenhouse gas emissions, placing growing pressure on environmental sustainability. In this setting, reducing the carbon intensity of electricity generation has become a key policy priority, particularly in advanced economies pursuing long‐term decarbonization. Grounded in Ecological Modernization Theory and the Porter Hypothesis, this stud…
Exploring the Drivers of Ecological Sustainability
This article investigates the impact of climate technologies, financial inclusion, renewable energy, and economic growth on the environmental sustainability of the five world's top the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) performers. Utilizing a newly compiled panel dataset, the analysis employs the load capacity factor as a proxy for environmental sustainability and estimates robust CS‐ARDL models. The findings suggest a U‐shaped association in …
Energy, Environment, Economic Growth (20 works) · Sustainable development (16 works) · Environmental Impact and Sustainability (15 works) · Economics (13 works) · Sustainability (13 works) · Natural resource economics (11 works) · Renewable energy (8 works) · Business (7 works) · Climate Change Policy and Economics (7 works) · Ecology (7 works)