Andrea Gatto
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 340089 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Andrea Gatto |
| PRENOMES | Andrea |
| SOBRENOME | Gatto |
| ASSINATURA | GATTO A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Azerbaijan State University of Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1005-3571 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 29 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The polycrisis needs a sustainability- and resilience-oriented paradigm shift through innovation
A biblio-ecological study on sustainable land planning research
Carbon footprints in the context of financial innovation and human capital transformation
Climate change’s severity has escalated, necessitating low-carbon transitions and new financial solutions for governments and businesses. Nonetheless, the relationship between FinTech and labor components related to green innovation in selected Chinese industrial sectors remains understudied. This study investigates the interplay between financial innovation (FI) and workforce transformation on corporate carbon emissions (CCE) using data from Chi…
Valuation of ecosystem services from forests in Chinese rural areas based on forest resource investment
Forest resources provide rural areas with abundant products and ecosystem services. However, due to difficulties and shortcomings in assessing the ecosystem service value of these resources in rural areas, investors or funding institutions often lack a comprehensive understanding of their true value. Consequently, challenges such as difficulties in securing rural forestry guarantees, limited loan amounts, and inadequate compensation standards hav…
African green hydrogen uptake from the lens of African development and European energy security
Economic challenges from carbon intensity reduction and energy transition
This paper explores a significant shift in economic research on decarbonization based on recent findings by Masnadi et al. (2021). Traditional studies have focused on reducing carbon intensity (CI) through macroeconomic variables such as income per capita, tourism, and exports. However, these approaches have yet to lead to effective policies. Recent research highlights the importance of shocks in oil demand, business profitability, and market str…
Is market mechanism a reasonable path for agricultural emission reduction? Evidence from China carbon emission trading scheme
Advancements in low-carbon economic growth research from an energy consumption perspective
Extensive fossil fuels and energy utilization have ensured the sustained development of modern society's economy. However, they have also led to a continual increase in greenhouse gas emissions, notably carbon dioxide, ultimately resulting in climate change and environmental deterioration. Investigating how to sustain low-carbon economic growth (LCEG) by adjusting energy consumption holds paramount theoretical and practical significance. This stu…
Moran process stochastic evolutionary game model for cooperative innovation strategies in green technology
New data and descriptor for crowdfunding and renewable energy
This work exhibits an extensive panel dataset and data descriptor on the crowdfunding-renewable energy nexus. This new source of data may find large use in energy economics, econometrics and policy, as well as financial and microfinance analysis. The referred dataset is made of 4704 observations to related to crowdfunding campaigns from 2009 to 2021. Data can be used for diverse energy econometrics studies and data analysis, especially for socioe…
Redd+ in Indonesia
This paper provides a comprehensive review of the literature and assesses the progress on the effects of Indonesia’s REDD+ program. Due to the significance of Indonesia in terms of global rainforests and the comprehensive implementation practice of REDD+ programs since 2009, focusing on the case study of Indonesia enables interesting insights regarding the challenges and opportunities of REDD+. Indonesia faced challenges during the project’s impl…
Public sector digitalization, corruption, and sustainability in the developing world
E‐government presents one of the utmost opportunities and challenges for development and offers solutions to tackle corruption. Corruption generates even erratic impacts in developing and transition economies. Developing and transition economies can dramatically benefit from related technological innovation uptake that would spur public sector transparency and sustainability. The intersections of these areas have not received full academic consid…
Energy poverty in African countries
Give me credit! Microcredit for sustainable development and ethical finance in Rione Sanità, Naples
Purpose The purpose of microcredit is to offer small loans to people who are not covered by traditional financial channels. It can facilitate entrepreneurship, boosting local socio-economic development and improving environmental and political factors. Design/methodology/approach This paper aims to analyse microcredit in Italy, focusing on a project based in Rione Sanità, Naples. Rione Sanità is one of the poorest areas of Southern Italy, display…
Farm forests, seasonal hunger, and biomass poverty
Seasonal hunger is the most common food insecurity experience for millions of small dryland farmers. This study tests the relationships between food insecurity, farm forests, and biomass poverty using a longitudinal dataset from the Amhara region of Ethiopia. These data form part of the Ethiopia Socioeconomic Survey, which collected panel data over three survey rounds from 530 households between 2011 and 2016. This dataset represents a collection…
Towards the Next Fifty Years of Social Indicators Research
Sustainable management of lithium and green hydrogen and long-run perspectives of electromobility
The present paper assesses the prospective role of lithium in the long-run development of electromobility. Based on the existing data, the study shows that the geographical concentration of global lithium riches and rather an oligopolistic market structure of the worldwide primary supply makes the global lithium supply vulnerable to unexpected shocks. Furthermore, the work finds that the current transition to lithium-based electromobility does no…
Panel data and descriptor for energy econometrics – an efficiency, resilience and innovation analysis
The work at hand presents a new extensive panel dataset for energy economics, econometrics and policy. The referred dataset is made of 5000 observations circa, including 6 energy economics variables and the majority of the world’s countries (n = 136), extended for 6 years (2009–2014). Data can be used for diverse energy econometrics studies, especially for socioeconomic and environmental aspects of energy innovation and efficiency investigations.…
Measuring energy poverty and energy vulnerability
On energy resilience and energy vulnerability measurement
Towards more robust energy policy metrics
Gauging energy poverty in developing countries with a composite metric of electricity access
Energy poverty is a significant development issue that is not univocally interpreted. In many parts of the world, people do not have access to modern and reliable energy, which can be a big problem, particularly for vulnerable and developing countries. When vulnerable people do not have access to energy, they will often not be able to get the power they need to improve their lives. In addition, they may not be able to get proper food, education, …
Measure of indigenous perennial staple crop, Ensete ventricosum, associated with positive food security outcomes in southern Ethiopian highlands
Enset-based food systems are unique to southern Ethiopia where they serve as a staple food for millions of households. Enset, a banana relative of which the entire pseudostem and corm are edible, possesses a highly unusual combination of crop traits including perenniality, highly flexible planting and harvest times, and tolerance of a very wide range of environmental conditions, which together earn it the local name of “the tree against hunger.” …
A new team and vision of the international social science journal
Since its inception in 1949 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the International Social Science Journal (ISSJ) has sought to strengthen the ties between social science communities globally. Aiming to reach the widest possible audience for over 70 years, the ISSJ uses inter-disciplinary and transdisciplinary approaches to uncover new knowledge, offering an open door for theoretical and applied researc…
Misleading intentions? Questioning the effectiveness and biases of Eurobarometer data for energy sustainability, development and transition research
Ensuring data quality is a pivotal and resurgent issue in research. The ascending importance of natural resource and energy sustainability, development and transition in social science scholarship has led to a soaring of databases exploring detailed dynamics. Nevertheless, international organisations and development agencies have not necessarily managed to reply effectively to the arising needs, which stimulates a request for reliable environment…
Towards the Next Fifty Years of Social Indicators Research
The energy futures we want
Understanding the energy transition is crucial for determining future business, societal and ecological trajectories. Upcoming economic, environmental and social change will depend on how energy policy will model energy transition and adapt to connected transformations. This paper has the purpose to draft a possible agenda to forecast and react to those changes. Opting for a sustainability perspective, the paper presents a possible roadmap, based…
Gauging energy poverty in developing countries with a composite metric of electricity access
Energy poverty is a significant development issue that is not univocally interpreted. In many parts of the world, people do not have access to modern and reliable energy, which can be a big problem, particularly for vulnerable and developing countries. When vulnerable people do not have access to energy, they will often not be able to get the power they need to improve their lives. In addition, they may not be able to get proper food, education, …
When renewable energy, empowerment, and entrepreneurship connect
Governance matters. Fieldwork on participatory budgeting, voting, and development from Campania, Italy
On the wave of the success of the participatory budgeting (PB) implemented in Porto Alegre, Brazil, a number of administrations around the world jumpstarted new forms of nonfinancial balance reporting. This trend was supported by an increasing consensus from the international community. PB aims to enhance mutual trust between the different social stakeholders and foster public administrations transparency. For this reason, PB is recognized as an …
Measure of indigenous perennial staple crop, Ensete ventricosum, associated with positive food security outcomes in southern Ethiopian highlands
Enset-based food systems are unique to southern Ethiopia where they serve as a staple food for millions of households. Enset, a banana relative of which the entire pseudostem and corm are edible, possesses a highly unusual combination of crop traits including perenniality, highly flexible planting and harvest times, and tolerance of a very wide range of environmental conditions, which together earn it the local name of “the tree against hunger.” …
Energy poverty in African countries
Farm forests, seasonal hunger, and biomass poverty
Seasonal hunger is the most common food insecurity experience for millions of small dryland farmers. This study tests the relationships between food insecurity, farm forests, and biomass poverty using a longitudinal dataset from the Amhara region of Ethiopia. These data form part of the Ethiopia Socioeconomic Survey, which collected panel data over three survey rounds from 530 households between 2011 and 2016. This dataset represents a collection…
Misleading intentions? Questioning the effectiveness and biases of Eurobarometer data for energy sustainability, development and transition research
Ensuring data quality is a pivotal and resurgent issue in research. The ascending importance of natural resource and energy sustainability, development and transition in social science scholarship has led to a soaring of databases exploring detailed dynamics. Nevertheless, international organisations and development agencies have not necessarily managed to reply effectively to the arising needs, which stimulates a request for reliable environment…
Measuring and modeling energy resilience
When renewable energy, empowerment, and entrepreneurship connect
Governance matters. Fieldwork on participatory budgeting, voting, and development from Campania, Italy
On the wave of the success of the participatory budgeting (PB) implemented in Porto Alegre, Brazil, a number of administrations around the world jumpstarted new forms of nonfinancial balance reporting. This trend was supported by an increasing consensus from the international community. PB aims to enhance mutual trust between the different social stakeholders and foster public administrations transparency. For this reason, PB is recognized as an …
Misleading intentions? Questioning the effectiveness and biases of Eurobarometer data for energy sustainability, development and transition research
Ensuring data quality is a pivotal and resurgent issue in research. The ascending importance of natural resource and energy sustainability, development and transition in social science scholarship has led to a soaring of databases exploring detailed dynamics. Nevertheless, international organisations and development agencies have not necessarily managed to reply effectively to the arising needs, which stimulates a request for reliable environment…
The energy futures we want
Understanding the energy transition is crucial for determining future business, societal and ecological trajectories. Upcoming economic, environmental and social change will depend on how energy policy will model energy transition and adapt to connected transformations. This paper has the purpose to draft a possible agenda to forecast and react to those changes. Opting for a sustainability perspective, the paper presents a possible roadmap, based…
Sustainable management of lithium and green hydrogen and long-run perspectives of electromobility
The present paper assesses the prospective role of lithium in the long-run development of electromobility. Based on the existing data, the study shows that the geographical concentration of global lithium riches and rather an oligopolistic market structure of the worldwide primary supply makes the global lithium supply vulnerable to unexpected shocks. Furthermore, the work finds that the current transition to lithium-based electromobility does no…
Panel data and descriptor for energy econometrics – an efficiency, resilience and innovation analysis
The work at hand presents a new extensive panel dataset for energy economics, econometrics and policy. The referred dataset is made of 5000 observations circa, including 6 energy economics variables and the majority of the world’s countries (n = 136), extended for 6 years (2009–2014). Data can be used for diverse energy econometrics studies, especially for socioeconomic and environmental aspects of energy innovation and efficiency investigations.…
Measuring energy poverty and energy vulnerability
On energy resilience and energy vulnerability measurement
Towards more robust energy policy metrics
Gauging energy poverty in developing countries with a composite metric of electricity access
Energy poverty is a significant development issue that is not univocally interpreted. In many parts of the world, people do not have access to modern and reliable energy, which can be a big problem, particularly for vulnerable and developing countries. When vulnerable people do not have access to energy, they will often not be able to get the power they need to improve their lives. In addition, they may not be able to get proper food, education, …
Measure of indigenous perennial staple crop, Ensete ventricosum, associated with positive food security outcomes in southern Ethiopian highlands
Enset-based food systems are unique to southern Ethiopia where they serve as a staple food for millions of households. Enset, a banana relative of which the entire pseudostem and corm are edible, possesses a highly unusual combination of crop traits including perenniality, highly flexible planting and harvest times, and tolerance of a very wide range of environmental conditions, which together earn it the local name of “the tree against hunger.” …
A new team and vision of the international social science journal
Since its inception in 1949 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the International Social Science Journal (ISSJ) has sought to strengthen the ties between social science communities globally. Aiming to reach the widest possible audience for over 70 years, the ISSJ uses inter-disciplinary and transdisciplinary approaches to uncover new knowledge, offering an open door for theoretical and applied researc…
New data and descriptor for crowdfunding and renewable energy
This work exhibits an extensive panel dataset and data descriptor on the crowdfunding-renewable energy nexus. This new source of data may find large use in energy economics, econometrics and policy, as well as financial and microfinance analysis. The referred dataset is made of 4704 observations to related to crowdfunding campaigns from 2009 to 2021. Data can be used for diverse energy econometrics studies and data analysis, especially for socioe…
Redd+ in Indonesia
This paper provides a comprehensive review of the literature and assesses the progress on the effects of Indonesia’s REDD+ program. Due to the significance of Indonesia in terms of global rainforests and the comprehensive implementation practice of REDD+ programs since 2009, focusing on the case study of Indonesia enables interesting insights regarding the challenges and opportunities of REDD+. Indonesia faced challenges during the project’s impl…
Public sector digitalization, corruption, and sustainability in the developing world
E‐government presents one of the utmost opportunities and challenges for development and offers solutions to tackle corruption. Corruption generates even erratic impacts in developing and transition economies. Developing and transition economies can dramatically benefit from related technological innovation uptake that would spur public sector transparency and sustainability. The intersections of these areas have not received full academic consid…
Energy poverty in African countries
Give me credit! Microcredit for sustainable development and ethical finance in Rione Sanità, Naples
Purpose The purpose of microcredit is to offer small loans to people who are not covered by traditional financial channels. It can facilitate entrepreneurship, boosting local socio-economic development and improving environmental and political factors. Design/methodology/approach This paper aims to analyse microcredit in Italy, focusing on a project based in Rione Sanità, Naples. Rione Sanità is one of the poorest areas of Southern Italy, display…
Farm forests, seasonal hunger, and biomass poverty
Seasonal hunger is the most common food insecurity experience for millions of small dryland farmers. This study tests the relationships between food insecurity, farm forests, and biomass poverty using a longitudinal dataset from the Amhara region of Ethiopia. These data form part of the Ethiopia Socioeconomic Survey, which collected panel data over three survey rounds from 530 households between 2011 and 2016. This dataset represents a collection…
Towards the Next Fifty Years of Social Indicators Research
Valuation of ecosystem services from forests in Chinese rural areas based on forest resource investment
Forest resources provide rural areas with abundant products and ecosystem services. However, due to difficulties and shortcomings in assessing the ecosystem service value of these resources in rural areas, investors or funding institutions often lack a comprehensive understanding of their true value. Consequently, challenges such as difficulties in securing rural forestry guarantees, limited loan amounts, and inadequate compensation standards hav…
African green hydrogen uptake from the lens of African development and European energy security
Economic challenges from carbon intensity reduction and energy transition
This paper explores a significant shift in economic research on decarbonization based on recent findings by Masnadi et al. (2021). Traditional studies have focused on reducing carbon intensity (CI) through macroeconomic variables such as income per capita, tourism, and exports. However, these approaches have yet to lead to effective policies. Recent research highlights the importance of shocks in oil demand, business profitability, and market str…
Is market mechanism a reasonable path for agricultural emission reduction? Evidence from China carbon emission trading scheme
Advancements in low-carbon economic growth research from an energy consumption perspective
Extensive fossil fuels and energy utilization have ensured the sustained development of modern society's economy. However, they have also led to a continual increase in greenhouse gas emissions, notably carbon dioxide, ultimately resulting in climate change and environmental deterioration. Investigating how to sustain low-carbon economic growth (LCEG) by adjusting energy consumption holds paramount theoretical and practical significance. This stu…
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