Undercurrents in the world economy: Evolving global investment flows in the South

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Gone with the epidemic? The spatial effects of the Covid-19 on global investment network

“…However, we would like to echo Horner and Nadvi (2018) that the rise of Global South and its embeddedness into global OFDI participation significantly benefit the whole economic network. In other words, if the southern countries continue to maintain an open attitude towards global cooperation, they are likely to stabilize the world economy and witness a gradual upgrading in the global OFDI network( Gómez et al, 2022 ).…”

Engaging Students in Sustainable Science Education

“…On the one hand, according to several research works, students' motivation is correlated with academic success [42,43] or with an impact on their engagement [44]. In fact, motivation may improve different academic outcomes [45][46][47].…”

“…Missing values at both student-and school levels were managed differently. Missing values for students were treated at the analytical step of multilevel modeling; meanwhile, missing values for schools were treated by using the multiple imputation function within SPSS [44].…”

“…In recent months, the multiple effects caused by the COVID-19 virus have been evidenced. At current times, at the global level, the slowdown in economic growth, reduction in income, loss of profitability and economic insolvency, high level of unemployment, and the disappearance of companies have been observed [42][43][44]. At the same time, society has feared physical contact, which characterizes human beings.…”