Kaja Primc
Biographic Data
| ID | 6585936 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kaja Primc |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kaja |
| FAMILY NAME | Primc |
| SIGNATURE | PRIMC K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Economic Research |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8372-3831 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Transport poverty vulnerability index
Despite its importance for socio-economic equity and urban planning, transport poverty is a complex issue that lacks clear measurement tools. The paper seeks to bridge this gap by introducing a composite indicator to assess transport poverty vulnerability in the European Union. The newly constructed vulnerability index for transport poverty, which includes direct and indirect dimensions of affordability, accessibility and mobility from Eurostat a…
Green financing for cutting emissions and simultaneous economic upturn in the European Union
Contemporary challenges related to economic development and environmental protection require simultaneous attention, yet economic policy decisions within the European Union often prioritise growth over environmental sustainability. Current literature increasingly highlights the potential advantages of green fiscal spending, noting its capacity to create jobs, stimulate economic growth, and simultaneously tackle environmental and social challenges…
New thematic relationships in the green recovery literature
This short communication contributes to the current debate by exploring bibliometric data related to green recovery policies to discover the thematic linkages driving sustainable transitions and how these linkages can be navigated to encourage a successful and rapid green transformation. Our discussion illuminated three main trajectories of recent research that deviate from pre-COVID-19 themes and trends: managing natural resources at multiple le…
A bibliometric analysis of circular economy in the fields of business and economics
In this paper, we reveal and systemize development trends in the scientific field of the circular economy (CE). Our results imply that academic research on the CE focuses heavily on theoretical conceptualizations and technological solutions. However, these advancements alone are unlikely to help prevent from ecological collapse. With this observation in mind, we explore the potential held by a more relational, action-based approach to support a f…
Towards the development of a systematic approach for sustainability assessment of educational infrastructure
Design quality indicators have yet to be widely applied for assessing the sustainability of educational infrastructure. In this sector, the indicators have centred around seismic resilience and energy performance in case‐oriented studies dependent on primary data collection. However, access to good quality data about the building stock in European Union member states is required to support the planning of beneficial public educational infrastruct…
Energy poverty
The growing unpredictability of energy poverty requires a different policy approach. Yet studies focus on the microlevel drivers, leaving the roles of macroeconomic perspective and climate understudied. Studying the latter is important though, because well‐planned policies can fail if the causes of energy poverty and their interrelations remain unclear. This research submits data collected from 28 EU member states to fuzzy‐set qualitative compara…
The Influence of Organizational Life Cycle on Environmental Proactivity and Competitive Advantage
In today’s dynamic environment, it is extremely important to study the circumstances in which environmental management contributes to a firm’s competitiveness. Relying on the dynamic capabilities view, this study empirically examines the relationships between environmental proactivity, organizational life cycle stages, competitive advantage, and industry on a sample of 155 Australian firms. The results of a regression analysis show that the const…
Energy poverty
The growing unpredictability of energy poverty requires a different policy approach. Yet studies focus on the microlevel drivers, leaving the roles of macroeconomic perspective and climate understudied. Studying the latter is important though, because well‐planned policies can fail if the causes of energy poverty and their interrelations remain unclear. This research submits data collected from 28 EU member states to fuzzy‐set qualitative compara…
The Influence of Organizational Life Cycle on Environmental Proactivity and Competitive Advantage
In today’s dynamic environment, it is extremely important to study the circumstances in which environmental management contributes to a firm’s competitiveness. Relying on the dynamic capabilities view, this study empirically examines the relationships between environmental proactivity, organizational life cycle stages, competitive advantage, and industry on a sample of 155 Australian firms. The results of a regression analysis show that the const…
Energy poverty
The growing unpredictability of energy poverty requires a different policy approach. Yet studies focus on the microlevel drivers, leaving the roles of macroeconomic perspective and climate understudied. Studying the latter is important though, because well‐planned policies can fail if the causes of energy poverty and their interrelations remain unclear. This research submits data collected from 28 EU member states to fuzzy‐set qualitative compara…
New thematic relationships in the green recovery literature
This short communication contributes to the current debate by exploring bibliometric data related to green recovery policies to discover the thematic linkages driving sustainable transitions and how these linkages can be navigated to encourage a successful and rapid green transformation. Our discussion illuminated three main trajectories of recent research that deviate from pre-COVID-19 themes and trends: managing natural resources at multiple le…
A bibliometric analysis of circular economy in the fields of business and economics
In this paper, we reveal and systemize development trends in the scientific field of the circular economy (CE). Our results imply that academic research on the CE focuses heavily on theoretical conceptualizations and technological solutions. However, these advancements alone are unlikely to help prevent from ecological collapse. With this observation in mind, we explore the potential held by a more relational, action-based approach to support a f…
Towards the development of a systematic approach for sustainability assessment of educational infrastructure
Design quality indicators have yet to be widely applied for assessing the sustainability of educational infrastructure. In this sector, the indicators have centred around seismic resilience and energy performance in case‐oriented studies dependent on primary data collection. However, access to good quality data about the building stock in European Union member states is required to support the planning of beneficial public educational infrastruct…
Green financing for cutting emissions and simultaneous economic upturn in the European Union
Contemporary challenges related to economic development and environmental protection require simultaneous attention, yet economic policy decisions within the European Union often prioritise growth over environmental sustainability. Current literature increasingly highlights the potential advantages of green fiscal spending, noting its capacity to create jobs, stimulate economic growth, and simultaneously tackle environmental and social challenges…
Transport poverty vulnerability index
Despite its importance for socio-economic equity and urban planning, transport poverty is a complex issue that lacks clear measurement tools. The paper seeks to bridge this gap by introducing a composite indicator to assess transport poverty vulnerability in the European Union. The newly constructed vulnerability index for transport poverty, which includes direct and indirect dimensions of affordability, accessibility and mobility from Eurostat a…
Economics (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Energy, Environment, Economic Growth (3 works) · Environmental resource management (3 works) · Marketing (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sustainable Supply Chain Management (3 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Energy and Environment Impacts (2 works)