This review engages with the ongoing blue economy debate to decipher old and emerging forms of economic, institutional, physical social exclusions local communities vulnerable societies that may result from development ocean projects policies across globe. The results this scientific policy show that, whereas for some traditional maritime activities such as fisheries, drivers exclusion are well...

This article examines how environmental degradation of fisheries resources in the context of Mauritius is linked up with human investment in education, economic growth, and income inequality. Empirical evidence shows that public-sector investment in education promotes economic growth, but at the expense of greater inequality of income. Among the vulnerable groups affected by this type of develo...

Purpose: The paper aims at finding out the movement of certain macro-economic variables in India. The variables are FDI inflow, GDP, Market rate and CPI Inflation rate. Design/Methodology: To study the linear relationship, the paper uses simple correlation coefficient and coefficient of determination. Along with it, for further prediction regression analysis is used. For an overview, measures o...

Lu, Yi, Png, Ivan P.L., and Tao, Zhigang—Do institutions not matter in China? Evidence from manufacturing enterprises This study addresses the apparent puzzle that China achieved spectacular economic performance despite weak institutions. Using a World Bank survey of 1566 manufacturing enterprises in 18 Chinese cities, we investigated whether property rights protection mattered for enterprise p...

INTRODUCTION The aim of this paper was to investigate the association between health, social position, social participation and the welfare state. Extending recent research on the social consequences of poor health, we asked whether and how welfare generosity is related to the risk of social exclusion associated with combinations of poor health, low education and economic inactivity. METHODS ...

In this paper, we argue that adopting a human-centred approach to human resource management (HRM) will contribute building sustainable workforces, organizations, communities and societies against backdrop of global pandemic political economic uncertainty. The social cost the continue be felt for years come, road recovery should sustainable, with built-in climate actions as part socio-economic r...

Abstract This paper analyzes the phenomenon of severe material deprivation (SMD) in relation to socio-economic characteristics Italian and Spanish households. Italy Spain have registered very different shares (households that cannot afford a minimum acceptable way life, which is social exclusion problem) since 2008–2009 economic crisis, despite having similar experiences poverty as measured mon...

AIM This descriptive review aimed to assess the characteristics and methodological quality of economic evaluations of cardiac rehabilitation (CR) programs according to updated economic guidelines for healthcare interventions. Recommendations will be made to inform future research addressing the impact of a physical exercise component on cost-effectiveness. METHODS Electronic databases were se...