Mohammad Nadimur Rahman | Economics | Innovative Research Award

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Innovative Research Award

Mohammad Nadimur Rahman — Erciyes University, Turkey

Academic profile
Affiliation Erciyes University
Country Turkey
Google Scholar K29QFfEAAAAJ
Documents 13
Citations 63
h-index 2
Subject Area Economics
Event International Phenomenological Research Awards
Scopus 58513802900

Mohammad Nadimur Rahman is an economist whose documented academic work addresses economic development, renewable energy, environmental quality, financial development, natural resources, human capital, and sustainability. His academic record includes doctoral research at Erciyes University and university teaching in economics, alongside journal publications and book chapters examining relationships between economic activity and environmental outcomes.[1]

Abstract

Mohammad Nadimur Rahman is an economics researcher whose documented work focuses on economic growth, environmental sustainability, renewable energy, financial development, natural resources, human capital, and environmental quality. His research record includes peer-reviewed international and national journal articles, scientific book chapters, conference contributions, and doctoral research concerning development and environmental relationships.[1]

Keywords

Economic development; Renewable energy economics; Environmental economics; Economic growth; Financial development; Environmental sustainability; Human capital; Natural resources.

Introduction

Mohammad Nadimur Rahman’s academic trajectory combines economics education, university teaching, and empirical research. He completed a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in economics at International Islamic University Malaysia and subsequently completed doctoral study in economics at Erciyes University. His research activities connect conventional economic-development questions with contemporary concerns involving energy use and environmental sustainability.[1]

Research Profile

Mohammad Nadimur Rahman’s research profile is centered on applied economics and sustainability. His documented studies investigate renewable energy production and consumption, economic growth, environmental quality, CO₂ emissions, financial development, natural-resource rents, human capital, technological advancement, and trade. These themes are examined through country-level and panel-data analyses, with particular attention to interactions among development, energy systems, and environmental indicators.[2]

Research Contributions

The documented research contributes empirical evidence on relationships between economic activity and environmental outcomes across different national and regional settings. Publications address asymmetric food-price responses to energy-price shocks, renewable energy and CO₂ emissions, environmental quality in upper-middle-income countries, low-carbon growth, bio-renewable energy efficiency, and load-capacity indicators. The record also includes sustainability-focused scholarly book chapters.[2][3]

Publications

Mohammad Nadimur Rahman’s publication record includes international refereed journal articles, national journal articles, conference work, and scientific book chapters. Selected studies examine global food prices, energy-price shocks, economic-policy uncertainty, renewable energy, economic globalization, CO₂ emissions, environmental quality, technological advancement, low-carbon growth, and environmental indicators. Several listed journal publications provide DOI-based bibliographic identifiers for scholarly access.[2][3][4][5][6]

Research Impact

The supplied Google Scholar profile records 13 documents, 63 citations, and an h-index of 2. These indicators provide a bibliometric snapshot of the profile at the time supplied and should be interpreted within the coverage and updating practices of the relevant indexing service. His publication record additionally demonstrates engagement with international and national scholarly outlets in economics and sustainability.[1]

Award Suitability

The documented record provides evidence relevant to an academic recognition profile in economics, particularly through sustained work connecting economic development with renewable energy and environmental sustainability. His doctoral training, academic appointment, peer-reviewed publications, scholarly book chapters, and documented citation record together provide identifiable research outputs for consideration under the International Phenomenological Research Awards framework.[1][2]

Conclusion

Mohammad Nadimur Rahman’s documented academic profile combines economics education, university teaching, empirical research, and scholarly publication. His research addresses interconnected questions involving growth, energy, financial development, natural resources, and environmental quality. The supplied bibliometric information and publication record establish a research profile situated within contemporary applied economics and sustainability studies.[1][3]

References

  1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Mohammad Nadimur Rahman, Author ID 58513802900. Scopus. https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=58513802900
  2. Alnour, M., Altıntaş, H., & Rahman, M. N. (2023). Unveiling the asymmetric response of global food prices to the energy prices shocks and economic policy uncertainty. World Development Sustainability, 3, 100083. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.wds.2023.100083
  3. Dumrul, Y., Bilgili, F., Dumrul, C., Kılıçarslan, Z., & Rahman, M. N. (2023). The impacts of renewable energy production, economic growth, and economic globalization on CO₂ emissions: Evidence from Fourier ADL co-integration and Fourier-Granger causality test for Turkey. Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 30, 94138–94153. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11356-023-28800-6
  4. Rahman, M. N., Altıntaş, H., & Khan, K. (2026). Evaluating environmental quality in upper-middle-income countries: The influence of economic growth, renewable energy and technological advancement. İzmir İktisat Dergisi, 41(1), 1–24. https://doi.org/10.24988/ije.1638979
  5. Rahman, M. N., & Dumrul, C. (2026). Low-Carbon Economic Growth and Bio-Renewable Energy Efficiency in Top High-Income European Union (EU) Countries: Role of Bank-Based Financial Development. Selçuk Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü Dergisi, 60, 66–87. ttps://doi.org/10.52642/susbed.1777331
  6. Rahman, M. N., Altıntaş, H., & Khan, K. (n.d.). Biocapacity-based assessment of trade openness and environmental quality in G20 countries. Research Square. https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-9183601/v1

Jorge Zumaeta | Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Jorge Zumaeta | Economics | Best Researcher Award 

Professor at Florida International University | United States 

Dr. Jorge Zumaeta is a distinguished scholar and senior academic administrator whose career spans over three decades in macroeconomics, labor economics, and socio-economic development. He serves as Senior Director at Florida International University and a Senior Research Affiliate at Duke University’s Samuel DuBois Cook Center on Social Equity. His work bridges academic research with community-focused economic policy, emphasizing equity, liberty, and workforce development. Known for his exceptional leadership, he has contributed to national policy through high-impact research, strategic planning, and cross-institutional collaborations. Dr. Jorge Zumaeta is committed to preparing future leaders with an ethical and economically informed worldview grounded in classical and modern principles.

Profile:

Orcid | Google Scholar

Education:

Dr. Jorge Zumaeta holds a Ph.D. in Social Science from Tilburg University in the Netherlands, an M.S. in Economics from Florida Atlantic University, and a B.A. in Economics from the same institution. His academic training combines rigorous theoretical foundations with applied economic methodologies, particularly in labor markets and macroeconomic stability. His doctoral work emphasized the intersection of economic equity and academic access. Throughout his academic path, Dr. Jorge Zumaeta has remained focused on empowering underrepresented communities through education and economic opportunity. His transatlantic education has shaped his global perspective and guided his commitment to equitable development through evidence-based research.

Experience:

With a career rooted in both public and academic sectors, Dr. Jorge Zumaeta has held leadership roles at Florida International University since 2007, managing academic planning, accreditation, and workforce alignment initiatives. He previously worked with Miami-Dade County as a Senior Economic and Policy Analyst, and earlier served as Associate Director at Florida Atlantic University’s employment training institute. His experience spans strategic policy development, econometric research, community redevelopment planning, and fiscal management. He has led national and international presentations, developed economic indicators, and collaborated with federal agencies. His practical insights have directly influenced labor policy, workforce strategies, and institutional effectiveness across various regions.

Research Interest:

Dr. Jorge Zumaeta’s research lies at the nexus of applied macroeconomics, labor market dynamics, and socio-economic equity. His recent studies explore disparities in income, wealth, and incarceration, particularly in minority communities. He utilizes advanced econometric tools to evaluate the impact of job training programs, academic policy interventions, and misinformation in the digital age. A significant portion of his work assesses the socioeconomic effects of institutional structures, aiming to offer policy solutions rooted in academic rigor and equity frameworks. His interdisciplinary focus blends economics, public policy and data science to produce insights that serve both scholarship and real-world transformation.

Awards and Honors:

Dr. Jorge Zumaeta’s contributions have earned him numerous accolades, including the Fulbright Research Chair, FIU FLAME Award, APEX Award , and High Impact Leadership Award. He was a Top Scholar at FIU and received multiple community engagement recognitions, such as nominations for the SPOT and Community Awards. As a National Science Foundation DITE Fellow and Faculty Mentor, he has mentored emerging economists in diversity-driven research. His strategic involvement with county-level economic councils and chambers reflects his leadership in policy-making and commitment to advancing equitable development through multidisciplinary collaboration.

Publications Top Notes:

Title: Racial Disparities in Family Income, Assets, and Liabilities: A Century After the 1921 Tulsa Massacre
Citations: 3
Year of Publications: 2024

Title: The Incarceration Penalty and Black-White Economic Inequality: The Case of Baltimore
Citations: 1
Years of Publications: 2023

Title: Money Illusion in Charitable Giving in the Absence of Market Price Resistance
Citations: 1
Year of Publications: 2021

Title: A Logistic Regression Analysis to Assist Welfare Recipients Attaining Employment
Citations: 1
Year of Publications: 2021

Title: Meta-Analysis of Seven Standard Experimental Paradigms Comparing Student to Non-student
Citations: 1
Year of Publications: 2021

Conclusion:

Dr. Jorge Zumaeta exemplifies the values of a visionary researcher and public intellectual. His integration of academic inquiry with policy application positions him as a transformative leader in economics and public service. His contributions span publications, federal research initiatives, curriculum development, and community advocacy, making him a deserving nominee for the Best Researcher Award. His scholarly impact and unwavering dedication to social equity, economic development, and educational access embody the spirit of excellence and civic responsibility. Recognizing Dr. Zumaeta would honor a career dedicated to uplifting communities through evidence-based research and inclusive education.

Mokgadi Phoebe Ramaloko | Economic | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Mokgadi Phoebe Ramaloko | Economic | Best Researcher Award

Phd Researcher at University of Urbino, Botswana.

Dr. Mokgadi Phoebe Ramaloko 🎓 is a passionate researcher from Botswana 🇧🇼, specializing in climate change 🌍, migration 🧳, and industrial policy 🏭. She is completing her Ph.D. in Global Studies: Economy, Society, and Law at the University of Urbino 🇮🇹, where her research focuses on Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in Zambia 🇿🇲. Dr. Ramaloko holds a Master’s in Asia Pacific Affairs from Taiwan 🇹🇼 and a Bachelor’s in Finance from Botswana. With international research experience, scholarly publications 📚, and expertise in data analysis tools 📊, she contributes actively to global academic discourse and policy-oriented research 🌐.

Professional Profile:

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🏆 Sutability For Best Researcher Award – Dr. Mokgadi Phoebe Ramaloko

Dr. Mokgadi Phoebe Ramaloko is highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award due to her outstanding interdisciplinary research spanning climate change, migration, and industrial policy—with a unique focus on Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in Africa. Her academic journey traverses three continents (Africa, Asia, Europe), illustrating global perspective, adaptability, and scholarly depth. With a track record of fieldwork, quantitative research, peer-reviewed publications, conference presentations, and scholarship recognition, she embodies the values of innovative, solution-oriented, and internationally impactful research.

🔹 Education 🎓 & Experience 🧠

Education 🎓

  • 🎓 Ph.D. in Global Studies (Economy, Society & Law), University of Urbino, Italy – Thesis on SEZs in Zambia

  • 🎓 Master of Social Science in Asia Pacific Affairs, National Sun Yat Sen University, Taiwan – Thesis on Chinese SEZs in Africa

  • 🎓 Bachelor of Finance, University of Botswana

Research & Work Experience 🧠

  • 🔬 Research Assistant, University of Urbino – Mediterranean student attitude study (2023–2024)

  • 🌍 Ph.D. Student Exchange, University of Zambia – Fieldwork & quantitative analysis on SEZs (2021–2022)

  • 📊 Research Assistant, National Sun Yat Sen University – Focused on China-Africa investment (2015–2016)

  • 🗂️ Administrative roles at BA ISAGO University, Fuel In Motion, and BATEP (2011–2015)

🔹 Professional Development

Dr. Ramaloko has consistently enhanced her research and analytical skills 🔬 through diverse international academic programs and collaborative projects 🌍. Her experience spans quantitative and qualitative research 📊📋, advanced data analysis using SPSS, Stata & Excel 💻, and cross-university cooperation across the Mediterranean region 🧩. She has presented her findings at international conferences 🎤 and co-authored peer-reviewed journal articles 📚. Adept with research tools like EndNote, Zotero, and Mendeley 🛠️, she has also gained administrative and organizational expertise 🗃️. Her dynamic academic journey bridges Africa, Asia, and Europe, making her a globally oriented, interdisciplinary scholar ✨.

🔹 Research Focus

Dr. Ramaloko’s research 🧠 focuses on economic development and social transformation through the lens of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) 🏭 in Africa, especially Zambia and Ethiopia 🇿🇲🇪🇹. She explores how SEZs influence industrial growth, employment creation 💼, and policy formation 🧾. In parallel, her growing interest in climate change 🌡️ and its intersection with migration 🚶‍♀️ broadens her scope into sustainability and human mobility studies 🌍. Her work is both policy-relevant and empirically grounded, offering vital insights into regional integration, development economics 📈, and international cooperation 🤝.

🔹 Awards & Honors 🏅

  • 🏅 University of Urbino Ph.D. Scholarship (2019–2023)

  • 🏅 IMAPA Scholarship – National Sun Yat Sen University, Taiwan (2015–2016)

  • 🏅 Government of Botswana Scholarship – Undergraduate Studies (2007–2010)

Publication Top Notes

📄 Title: China-Zambia engagements: is there change, what has changed and why?
✍️ Authors: G. Hampwaye, P. Carmody, P.M. Ramaloko
📘 Journal: Journal of Contemporary East Asia Studies, Vol. 12, Issue 1, pp. 179–198
📅 Year: 2023
🔗 Cited by: 1 
🔍 Abstract: This paper examines the evolving nature of China–Zambia relations, focusing on political, economic, and infrastructural engagements. It explores whether these engagements have undergone significant transformation, what specific changes have occurred, and what factors have driven these shifts. The analysis considers both Zambian agency and Chinese strategic interests within the broader context of Africa–China relations.

🔚 Conclusion

Dr. Ramaloko’s research excellence, global academic mobility, and dedication to development-focused scholarship make her a standout candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her work not only advances academic discourse but also offers practical solutions for pressing global challenges. She exemplifies the award’s criteria through innovation, policy relevance, cross-cultural competence, and academic rigor. 🏅✅