María Dolores Guillamón | Economics, Econometrics and Finance | Best Research Article Award

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María Dolores Guillamón
University of Murcia, Spain

María Dolores Guillamón
Affiliation University of Murcia
Country Spain
Google Scholar M9wOToUAAAAJ
Documents 95
Citations 3,146
h-index 33
Subject Area Financial Economics and Accounting
Event Top Teachers Awards
Scopus ID 36194911900
ORCID 0000-0001-7331-5167

María Dolores Guillamón is a Spanish academic researcher in the field of Financial Economics and Accounting at the Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Murcia. Her scholarly work has focused on transparency, public financial management, local government accountability, public indebtedness, electoral cycles, corruption, sustainability, and public-sector governance. Through extensive contributions to international journals and collaborative research projects, Guillamón has developed a significant academic profile within public sector accounting and municipal financial management studies.[1][2] University of Murcia, Faculty of Economics and Business, Department of Financial Economics and Accounting, Spain. She is also an Associate Fellow of the Institute of Public Sector Accounting Research (IPSAR), University of Edinburgh Business School. Her academic achievements include two recognized six-year research periods (Sexenios), three recognized teaching periods (Quinquenios), accreditation as University Lecturer by ANECA in 2016, and accreditation as Full Professor by ANECA in 2024.[3]

Abstract

This article evaluates the academic profile and research achievements of María Dolores Guillamón in the context of recognition for a Best Research Article Award. Her research portfolio spans public sector accounting, municipal financial management, transparency, governance, public debt, electoral cycles, and sustainability. With substantial scholarly impact demonstrated through Google Scholar and Scopus metrics, numerous peer-reviewed publications, doctoral supervision activities, funded research participation, and editorial board memberships, her contributions have influenced international discussions on public accountability and financial transparency.[1][4]

Keywords

Accounting; Financial Economics; Local Governments; Transparency; Electoral Cycles; Public Debt; Public Financial Management; Municipal Accounting; Governance; Sustainability; Public Sector Accounting; Financial Accountability.

Introduction

The field of public sector accounting has become increasingly important in evaluating governmental transparency, accountability, and efficiency. María Dolores Guillamón has contributed extensively to these themes through research examining financial transparency, local government debt, corruption determinants, budgetary performance, public service management, and governance frameworks. Her work frequently combines accounting, economics, political science, and public administration perspectives to address challenges facing municipalities and public organizations.[4][5]

Research Profile

María Dolores Guillamón serves within the Department of Financial Economics and Accounting at the University of Murcia and has established an international academic presence through collaborations with researchers and institutions across Europe. Her principal research lines include public sector management, municipal financial sustainability, transparency, public indebtedness, electoral cycles, urban development, corruption, budgetary deviations, efficiency, and governance.[3]

  • 95 indexed scholarly documents.
  • 3,146 Google Scholar citations.
  • Google Scholar h-index of 33.
  • Scopus record of 72 documents and 1,612 citations.
  • Editorial board memberships in multiple international journals.
  • Participation in publicly funded research projects and doctoral supervision.

Research Contributions

A significant contribution of María Dolores Guillamón’s research concerns transparency in local government financial reporting. Her studies have demonstrated how transparency practices influence governance quality, accountability mechanisms, borrowing costs, and public trust. Her work on electoral budget cycles and municipal finance has provided empirical evidence regarding political incentives and public expenditure behavior.[4][6]

She has also contributed to research on corruption determinants, public-private service provision, budget forecast deviations, debt sustainability, social media use in local governments, and efficiency assessment in public institutions. These studies have informed broader discussions regarding public management reform and evidence-based governance.[5][7]

Publications

Among the most influential publications authored by María Dolores Guillamón is The Determinants of Local Government’s Financial Transparency (2011), published in Local Government Studies. This highly cited research examined political and socio-economic factors affecting financial transparency in Spain’s largest municipalities and has become an important reference in public-sector accountability, governance, and transparency research. The study significantly advanced understanding of municipal disclosure practices and public financial management.[4]

The researcher has authored or co-authored journal articles, books, book chapters, conference papers, and research outputs covering financial accountability and public governance. Representative publications include:[4][5][6][7]

  • The Determinants of Local Government’s Financial Transparency (2011).
  • The Electoral Budget Cycle on Municipal Police Expenditure (2013).
  • Accounting for Austerity: The Troika in the Eurozone (2015).
  • The Impact of Transparency on the Cost of Sovereign Debt in Times of Economic Crisis (2016).
  • Factors Influencing Social Media Use in Local Governments: The Case of Italy and Spain (2016).
  • Efficiency Determinants for Higher Education Institutions: An Empirical Study of Italian Public Universities (2026).

Research Impact

The academic influence of María Dolores Guillamón is reflected through citation indicators, publication quality, international collaborations, doctoral supervision, and engagement with editorial activities. Her work has been cited extensively in studies concerning transparency, accountability, public debt, governance, and municipal management. Several publications have appeared in internationally recognized journals within public administration, accounting, and financial management disciplines.[1][2]

In addition to research output, she has supervised doctoral dissertations addressing corruption, transparency, governance, municipal efficiency, and public finance. She has also served on thesis committees and editorial boards for numerous international academic journals, contributing to scholarly quality assurance and disciplinary development.[3]

Award Suitability

The research profile of María Dolores Guillamón demonstrates characteristics commonly associated with recognition for a Best Research Article Award. Her scholarship combines methodological rigor, policy relevance, interdisciplinary analysis, and measurable academic impact. Research outputs have advanced understanding of transparency, accountability, debt management, and public governance while contributing practical insights for policymakers and public administrators.[4][5]

The sustained publication record, international visibility, citation performance, editorial service, research leadership, and educational contributions collectively support recognition within the academic community and align with the objectives of scholarly excellence awards.[1]

Conclusion

María Dolores Guillamón has established a distinguished academic profile through sustained research contributions in Financial Economics and Accounting, particularly within public sector management and transparency studies. Her publication record, citation impact, doctoral supervision, editorial participation, and international collaborations provide substantial evidence of scholarly influence. These achievements support her suitability for recognition in connection with the Best Research Article Award and related academic distinctions.[1][2]

References

  1. Google Scholar. (n.d.). María Dolores Guillamón citation profile. https://scholar.google.es/citations?user=M9wOToUAAAAJ&hl=es&oi=sra
  2. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: María Dolores Guillamón, Author ID 36194911900. Scopus. https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=36194911900
  3. University of Murcia. (n.d.). Academic profile of María Dolores Guillamón. https://webs.um.es/mdguillamon/miwiki/doku.php
  4. Guillamón, M. D., Bastida, F., & Benito, B. (2011). The determinants of local government’s financial transparency. Local Government Studies, 37(4), 391–406. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/03003930.2011.588704
  5. Guillamón, M. D., Rios, A. M., Gesuele, B., & Metallo, C. (2016). Factors influencing social media use in local governments: The case of Italy and Spain. Government Information Quarterly, 33(3), 460–471. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.giq.2016.06.005
  6. Guillamón, M. D., Bastida, F., & Benito, B. (2013). The electoral budget cycle on municipal police expenditure. European Journal of Law and Economics.
  7. Rella, A., Guillamón, M. D., Benito, B., & Vitolla, F. (2026). Efficiency determinants for higher education institutions: An empirical study of Italian public universities. International Journal of Productivity and Performance Management, 75(1), 108–131. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/IJPPM-09-2024-0649

Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie | Economics, Econometrics and Finance | Best Researcher Award

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Best Researcher Award

Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie
Department of Economics, College of Business and Economics, Aksum University, Ethiopia
Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie
Affiliation Aksum University
Country Ethiopia
Scopus ID 57218306613
Documents 15
Citations 75
h-index 5
Subject Area Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Event Top Teachers Awards
ORCID 0000-0003-0402-0773
Google Scholar ZBEEVGgAAAAJ

Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie is an Ethiopian economist, academic researcher, and associate professor affiliated with Aksum University. His scholarly activities focus on applied econometrics, development economics, health economics, food security, poverty analysis, and impact evaluation. He has contributed to academic research through peer-reviewed publications, conference presentations, research supervision, editorial leadership, and externally funded research initiatives. His academic profile demonstrates engagement with interdisciplinary economic research and policy-oriented studies concerning post-conflict recovery, food insecurity, and socioeconomic development in Ethiopia.[1]

Abstract

Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie has made sustained contributions to economics research, higher education, and policy-oriented scholarship in Ethiopia through work in applied econometrics, food security, development policy, poverty analysis, and post-conflict socioeconomic recovery. His academic activities include peer-reviewed publications, funded research projects, editorial leadership, and academic mentorship, with a continued focus on interdisciplinary research addressing socioeconomic challenges in Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa region.[2]

Keywords

Applied Econometrics; Development Economics; Food Security; Poverty Analysis; Health Economics; Impact Evaluation; Quantitative Research; Ethiopia; Economic Policy; Post-Conflict Recovery

Introduction

Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie is a senior lecturer and researcher at Aksum University, Ethiopia, holding a PhD in Economics from the University of KwaZulu-Natal and economics degrees from Mekelle University. His professional work includes teaching, postgraduate supervision, research leadership, consultancy services, conference participation, and editorial management of academic publications.[3]

His research examines food insecurity, poverty, gender disparities, rural–urban inequalities, and household welfare in Ethiopia using econometric methods to analyze the impacts of conflict, displacement, and social protection programmes.[4]

Research Profile

Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie has over a decade of experience in teaching, research supervision, and applied socioeconomic studies, having served at Adigrat University before becoming a senior lecturer and researcher at Aksum University, where he combines academic scholarship with community-focused development and policy analysis.[5]

Alongside his teaching and research roles, he is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of AJBD, an international journal reviewer, and a member of professional organizations including the Ethiopian Economics Association, Young Scholars Initiative, PREPSS, and the Global Society of Tigray Scholars and Professionals.[1]

  • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Economics, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
  • Associate Professor and Senior Research Economist at Aksum University
  • Founder and Editor-in-Chief of AXUMITE Journal of Business and Development
  • Research interests include applied econometrics, food security, poverty analysis, and development economics
  • Reviewer for international journals including BMJ Open, BMC Public Health, PLOS One, and Sustainable Development

Research Contributions

Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie’s research focuses on empirical studies of food insecurity, poverty, social protection, and post-conflict socioeconomic recovery, with publications examining rural and urban vulnerabilities in Tigray, Ethiopia through econometric and decomposition analyses of disparities and development outcomes.[6]

He has secured and contributed to funded research projects on poverty reduction, post-war recovery, migration, cultural economics, and household welfare through grants and collaborations involving Aksum University, the Ethiopian Ministry of Culture and Sport, and other academic and development organizations. [2]

His scholarly activities include conference presentations on child mortality, social protection, diversity in higher education, and socioeconomic inequality at academic forums organized by Carleton University, IFPRI, Addis Ababa University, and the University of Luxembourg.[3]

Publications

Selected peer-reviewed publications by Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie demonstrate ongoing research engagement in development economics, food security, and post-conflict socioeconomic analysis.[4]

  • Gebrihet, H.G., and Gebresilassie, Y.H. (2025). Gender disparities in post-war food insecurity among urban households in Tigray, Ethiopia. Discover Food, 5(1), 374. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s44187-025-00664-4
  • Gebresilassie, Y.H., Gebrihet, H.G., and Gessesow, B.G. (2025). Urban Vulnerability to Food Insecurity Under Displacement Pressures: Evidence from Tigray, Ethiopia. Economies, 13(11), 311. DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/economies13110311
  • Gebrihet, H.G., and Gebresilassie, Y.H. (2025). Gender Disparities in Food Insecurity: Evidence from war-affected Rural Tigray, Ethiopia. Cogent Social Sciences, 11(1), 2558088. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/23311886.2025.2558088
  • Gebrihet, H.G., and Gebresilassie, Y.H. (2025). Drivers of rural–urban food insecurity disparities in war-affected settings of Tigray, Ethiopia. International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 45(13/14), 34–55. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/IJSSP-12-2024-0624
  • Gebresilassie, Y.H., Tesfay, G.B., Abay, T.H., and Mpungose, S. (2025). Does the Urban Productive Safety Net Programme alleviate food insecurity and improve education? Evidence from Tigray, Ethiopia. Economies, 13(5), 144. DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/economies13050144

Research Impact

Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie’s research impact is reflected through his publications, editorial work, conferences, and funded projects, contributing policy-relevant evidence on food security, gender disparities, migration, poverty reduction, and institutional resilience in Ethiopia.[5]

His academic service includes postgraduate supervision, PhD examinations, training workshops, and journal peer review, while his collaborations with regional and international institutions support applied economic research on contemporary development challenges.[2]

Award Suitability

Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie’s academic and professional record reflects sustained contributions to higher education, economic research, scholarly publication, and research leadership, particularly in development economics, food security, and post-conflict recovery.[6]

His student supervision, journal leadership, manuscript reviewing, and success in securing research grants demonstrate strong academic service and contributions to economics scholarship and institutional development.[1]

Conclusion

Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie has built a strong academic profile through research productivity, institutional leadership, teaching, and interdisciplinary economic scholarship, contributing to development economics and evidence-based research in Ethiopia through publications, grants, editorial work, and international academic engagement.[3]

References

  1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie, Author ID 57218306613. Scopus. https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=57218306613
  2. Gebresilassie, Y.H. (2025). Academic curriculum vitae and professional research profile. Aksum University.
  3. University of KwaZulu-Natal. (2019). Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Economics awarded to Yibrah Hagos Gebresilassie. University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
  4. Gebrihet, H.G., and Gebresilassie, Y.H. (2025). Gender disparities in post-war food insecurity among urban households in Tigray, Ethiopia. Discover Food, 5(1), 374. https://doi.org/10.1007/s44187-025-00664-4
  5. Gebresilassie, Y.H., Gebrihet, H.G., and Gessesow, B.G. (2025). Urban Vulnerability to Food Insecurity Under Displacement Pressures: Evidence from Tigray, Ethiopia. Economies, 13(11), 311. https://doi.org/10.3390/economies13110311
  6. Top Teachers Awards. (n.d.). International academic recognition and excellence awards programme. https://topteachers.net/

Fatma Alahouel | Finance | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Fatma Alahouel | Finance | Research Excellence Award

University of Tunis El Manar, Faculty of Economic Sciences and Management of Tunis | Tunisia

Dr. Fatma Alahouel research portfolio advances contemporary finance scholarship through interdisciplinary and innovative investigations spanning sustainable finance, climate finance, Islamic finance, cryptocurrency markets, investor behavior, and broader financial market dynamics. A core contribution lies in linking environmental risk to financial market behavior by empirically examining how physical climate risk affects volatility across multiple asset classes, including cryptocurrencies, conventional and Islamic equities and bonds, and listed private equity. This research introduces a novel behavioral and cyclical dimension by demonstrating the moderating role of lunar phases (moon days), providing a unique conceptual extension to climate finance and behavioral finance literature. Methodologically, the work combines advanced econometric techniques with behavioral insights to explain heterogeneous market responses to environmental and psychological drivers. The research output is reflected in 10 peer-reviewed journal publications and 11 completed research projects, achieving measurable scholarly impact with 69 citations, an h-index of 3, and an i10-index of 3 (Google Scholar). In addition, contributions to the academic ecosystem include rigorous peer review for international journals published by Emerald and Wiley, supporting research quality and dissemination. Collectively, this body of work deepens understanding of the interactions between sustainability, behavioral factors, and financial systems, offering valuable insights for future academic research, evidence-based policymaking, and the development of resilient and responsible financial markets.

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Financial uncertainty valuation: does Shariah compliant screening matter?

– International Journal of Islamic and Middle Eastern Finance and Management, 2021

Co-movements and diversification opportunities among Dow Jones Islamic indexes

– International Journal of Islamic and Middle Eastern Finance and Management, 2020

An Islamic inter-temporal capital asset pricing model: evidence from GCC indexes

– International Journal of Finance & Economics, 2025

Nuno Moutinho | Finance | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Nuno Moutinho | Finance | Best Researcher Award

Professor at Institute of Professional Banking, Portugal

Nuno Moutinho is a distinguished academic specializing in finance and management. Currently a Full Professor at the Department of Business and Social Sciences at the Instituto Politécnico de Bragança (IPB) in Portugal, he has been an educator since 2002. His expertise spans finance, quantitative methods, accounting, and management. Additionally, he serves as the pedagogical director of the bachelor’s program in International Business Management. A prolific researcher, Nuno has contributed significantly to peer-reviewed journals, book chapters, and international conferences. His research focuses on econometrics, financial analysis, and corporate governance. He is also an active scientific reviewer and participant in international research projects.

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Education 🎓

Nuno Moutinho holds a PhD in Management with a specialization in Finance. He also earned a Master’s degree in Business Science in Finance and an undergraduate degree in Management. His academic journey has been shaped by a strong focus on quantitative methods and financial modeling. Over the years, his research has expanded to include econometric applications in corporate finance, investment analysis, and risk assessment. His formal education, combined with extensive teaching experience, has contributed to his deep understanding of economic and financial systems.

Work Experience💼

Since 2002, Nuno Moutinho has been a Professor at IPB, where he has taught courses in finance, quantitative methods, accounting, and management. He has supervised numerous postgraduate students and played a key role in curriculum development. Apart from teaching, he has participated in various international research projects and is widely recognized for his expertise in financial econometrics. As a scientific reviewer, he assesses papers for prestigious journals and contributes to the academic community. His professional experience extends beyond academia, collaborating with financial institutions and economic research organizations

Research Focus

Nuno Moutinho‘s research primarily revolves around financial markets, econometrics, corporate governance, and investment analysis. His studies have examined the impact of financial policies, corporate malpractices, and economic shifts on stock markets. He has also investigated the financial performance of hospitality and tourism companies, as well as the effects of environmental certifications on business sustainability. His work integrates quantitative techniques to provide empirical evidence on economic and financial trends.

Conclusion✅

 

Nuno Moutinho is a highly qualified candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His extensive research portfolio, academic leadership, and international collaborations make him a strong contender. Enhancing industry collaborations and public engagement could further elevate his contributions to finance and economics.

📚Publications to Noted

 

“Stock market effects of corporate malpractices and misconduct: Evidence from the short-seller Hindenburg” (2025)

Authors: Bruno Albuquerque, António Miguel Martins, Nuno Moutinho

Journal: Finance Research Letters

“Stock-term market impact of major cyber-attacks: Evidence for the ten most exposed insurance firms to cyber risk” (2025)

Authors: António Miguel Martins, Nuno Moutinho

Journal: Finance Research Letters

“Entrepreneurial incentives among university students in Georgia and Portugal” (2024)

Authors: Tengiz Taktakishvili, Vakhtang Charaia, Nuno Moutinho, Jorge Alves

Journal: TalTech Journal of European Studies

“The Impact of Corporate Governance on Financial Performance: Study for Portuguese Hotel Companies” (2024)

Book Chapter: Included in conference proceedings

“A Web-Based Gamification Program to Improve Nutrition Literacy in Families of 3- to 5-Year-Old Children: The Nutriscience Project” (2019)

Authors: José Azevedo, Patrícia Padrão, Maria J. Gregório, Carla Almeida, Nuno Moutinho, Nanna Lien, Renata Barros

Journal: Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior

Citations: 31 (as of 2019)

“The Relative Importance of Financial and Non-Financial Analysis in Project Evaluation – Evidence from Portuguese Firms” (2011)

Conference Proceedings: International Conference Proceedings Book

 

Vincent Weidenbörner | Finance | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Vincent Weidenbörner | Finance | Best Researcher Award

PhD Student at University of Cologne, Germany

Vincent Weidenbörner is a dedicated researcher in management and economics, specializing in consumer behavior, energy regulation, and digital marketing strategies. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Management at the University of Cologne, where his research focuses on sustainable energy practices, electricity consumption, and the digital transformation of marketing. His academic journey has been marked by rigorous research contributions, including publications in esteemed journals like Energy Research & Social Science and Die Unternehmung – Swiss Journal of Business Research and Practice. In addition to his research, Vincent has actively participated in international conferences, presenting at prestigious forums such as the Marketing Strategy Consortium and the EMAC Annual Conference. His professional experience includes a role as an energy regulator at the Federal Network Agency in Germany, where he played a key role in conceptualizing a European net-zero emission gas transmission network. Through his research and teaching, he continues to explore the intersection of economic policy, sustainability, and digital marketing.

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Vincent Weidenbörner holds a strong academic background in economics and management, having pursued his studies at leading German universities. He is currently enrolled in a PhD program in Management at the University of Cologne (2022–2026), where he investigates topics related to consumer decision-making in energy and digital markets. Prior to this, he earned an MSc in Economics from the University of Münster (2019–2022), where he deepened his expertise in economic analysis and statistical research. His undergraduate education was completed at the University of Cologne, where he obtained a BSc in Economics (2014–2018), building a solid foundation in economic theory and market analysis. His academic training has provided him with advanced quantitative and analytical skills, which he applies to his research on sustainable energy consumption and digital marketing strategies.

work Experience💼

Vincent Weidenbörner has gained significant experience in the fields of energy regulation and economic policy. From May 2018 to May 2019, he worked as an energy regulator at the Federal Network Agency in Bonn, Germany. In this role, he was responsible for overseeing German gas transmission operators, ensuring compliance with regulations, and contributing to the development of a European net-zero emission gas transmission network. His work involved close collaboration with key stakeholders, including the European Commission and the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs. Beyond his regulatory experience, Vincent has been actively engaged in academia, teaching courses in marketing and supervising theses at the University of Cologne. His professional and academic experiences complement each other, enabling him to approach economic and managerial issues with both theoretical insight and practical understanding.

Research Focus

Vincent Weidenbörner’s research is centered on the intersection of consumer behavior, energy economics, and digital marketing. His studies explore how individuals make decisions regarding electricity tariffs, sustainable energy consumption, and digital retail strategies. His work particularly examines the role of individual attitudes, regional co-benefits, and policy influences on energy consumption patterns. Additionally, he investigates the effects of digital marketing and online services on traditional retail businesses. His current research projects include analyzing how flexible electricity tariffs affect consumer choices and assessing the impact of digital advertising strategies on store performance. His multidisciplinary approach integrates economic modeling, behavioral science, and digital analytics, making his work valuable for both academia and industry.

Awards & Honors🏆 

While Vincent Weidenbörner’s profile does not currently list specific awards, his academic contributions and research impact reflect high recognition in his field. He has co-authored multiple publications in prestigious journals, indicating his growing influence in energy and marketing research. Additionally, his nomination for presentations at major conferences such as the Marketing Strategy Consortium (University of South Carolina) and the Haring Symposium (Indiana University) highlights his standing in the academic community. His research has been cited in discussions on sustainable energy consumption and digital transformation, demonstrating its practical relevance.

Conclusion✅

Vincent Weidenbörner is an emerging researcher with notable achievements in energy economics and marketing. While he is still building his academic profile, his research potential, interdisciplinary contributions, and strong engagement in teaching and conferences position him as a strong future candidate for the Best Researcher Award. At this stage, he is a promising contender, but further high-impact publications and independent research leadership would strengthen his case significantly.

📚Publications to Noted

On the determinants of regional sustainable electricity consumption: Individual preferences and regional co-benefitsDie Unternehmung

2022 | journal-article
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