OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Oeconomia Copernicana is 26. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-04-01 to 2026-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Investments in the green transition and their impact on economic growth and competitiveness in the European Union	136
Can I trust my AI friend? The role of emotions, feelings of friendship and trust for consumers' information-sharing behavior toward AI	124
Artificial intelligence algorithms and cloud computing technologies in blockchain-based fintech management	119
Life cycle cost assessment and economic analysis of a decentralized wastewater treatment to achieve water sustainability within the framework of circular economy	111
Implementing artificial intelligence in forecasting the risk of personal bankruptcies in Poland and Taiwan	102
A moderated mediation model of perceived barriers, entrepreneurial self-efficacy, intentions, and behaviors: A social cognitive career theory perspective	78
Digital transformation and corporate cash holdings in China's A-share listed companies	75
The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on employees’ skills and well-being in global labor markets: A systematic review	72
Tracing the impact of global value chain participation on CO2 emissions under the tech-nology gap heterogeneity: Evidence from emerging and developing countries	69
Economic and institutional determinants of environmental health and sustainability: Spatial and nonlinear effects for a panel of worldwide countries	67
Social commerce use intention: The mediating effect of trust and the moderating effect of generational cohorts	63
Does ESG performance bring to enterprises’ green innovation? Yes, evidence from 118 countries	59
Financial performance and bankruptcy concerns of SMEs in their export decision	56
Everyday artificial intelligence unveiled: Societal awareness of technological transformation	56
The role of the Lendtech sector in the consumer credit market in the context of household financial exclusion	51
How to measure employees’ interests so as to be a more socially-responsible employer: A proposal of a new scale and its validation	46
The impact of digital finance and financial inclusion on banking stability: International evidence	46
Economic competitiveness vs. green competitiveness of agriculture in the European Union countries	45
Artificial intelligence: The future is already here	44
Generative artificial intelligence in FinTech: Applications, environmental, social, and governance considerations, and organizational performance: The moderating role of ethical dilemmas	44
Understanding the role of institutions and economic context on entrepreneurial value creation choice	41
Sociocultural valuation of ecosystem services in protected areas: A study applied to Southeast Spain	39
Artificial intelligence and corporate social responsibility: A necessary convergence oriented towards innovation, ethics, co-creation of economic added value and measurable societal impact	38
Beyond boundaries: Navigating smart economy through the lens of tourism	36
Digital Innovation Hubs and portfolio of their services across European economies	34

Transitioning from net-zero to climate-positive supply chains	34
Post-Brexit exchange rate volatility and its impact on UK exports to eurozone countries: A bounds testing approach	33
Multifrequency-based non-linear approach to analyzing implied volatility transmission across global financial markets	32
Business model innovation elements and product innovation radicalness: Central European lessons for innovation leaders and followers	30
Influence of digitalisation on ESG outcomes and its performance across ownership structures	29
Concave and convex effects of ESG performance on corporate sustainable development: Evidence from China	29
Generating loyalty towards fast fashion stores: a cross-generational approach based on store attributes and socio-environmental responsibility	28
Gold-backed cryptocurrencies in cryptocurrency portfolios: Evaluating their hedging capabilities and safe-haven characteristics during extreme market conditions	28
Earnings management model for Visegrad Group as an immanent part of creative accounting	27
The future of hotel check-ins: Evaluating generation Z's acceptance of facial recognition technology using AIDUA-PMT model approach	27
Model of relationships between corporate social responsibility, human resources management, and artificial intelligence	27
The effect of collateral-based monetary policy on green finance: Evidence from China	26
Leveraging artificial intelligence in marketing: Trend or the new normal?	26
The Internet of Things in financial services: Real-time data for smarter asset management and insurance underwriting	26
The nexus between economic policy uncertainty and innovation performance in Visegrad group countries	26
How is artificial intelligence technology transforming energy security? New evidence from global supply chains	26