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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 16/10/2026

Proposal: The international factor in the transitions to democracy of the southern European countries Keywords: Democratic transition, EU accession, European identity, Rule of law, Political systems and institutions, Go... f.mtr.cool/vwgvk6hlav

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 14/10/2026

Proposal: Empowering young people to combat anti-Semitism and promoting inclusive Holocaust histories for a peaceful Europe through living libraries Keywords: Holocaust, Combatting Anti-Semitism, Youth, Europe in a chan... f.mtr.cool/pt6z3qi5md

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 12/10/2026

Is it possible to have a sustainable economy without first having a sustainable energy system? This research addresses a critical gap in economic theory by mapping the direct correlation between energy and economic deve... f.mtr.cool/g3t226myo4

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 09/10/2026

Policy without data is just guesswork. This research provides a data-driven look at how European nations can accelerate their shift away from fossil fuels by managing a “Golden Triangle” of drivers: Financial Developmen... f.mtr.cool/t32b6117kn

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 07/10/2026

Do strict environmental laws help or hurt the economy? This research examines 20 years of data across the European Union to find the answer. By using the Global Malmquist–Luenberger index, the study measures “Green Econ... f.mtr.cool/8gk700ioey

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 05/10/2026

If we want to stop depleting our planet’s resources while still growing our economies, we need to rethink where our money goes. This research investigates the power of “Greenfield” investments—building new, sustainable ... f.mtr.cool/b4zdteog50

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 02/10/2026

As we shift our focus toward a truly circular economy, we are discovering that the “greenest” building might not be the one with the most solar panels, but the one that already exists. This research dives into the criti... f.mtr.cool/fu8cbsfelh

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 30/09/2026

This research dives into the complex “three-way” relationship between environmental health, economic growth, and the circular economy across 31 European nations. Covering the decade from 2009 to 2020, the study investig... f.mtr.cool/821ch0mq9l

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 28/09/2026

“Greener Revolution” is necessary to achieve higher crop yields while significantly reducing the use of water, fertilizers, and synthetic pesticides. The researchers point out that plant secondary metabolites—bioactive ... f.mtr.cool/hm4oqoqd6a

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 25/09/2026

Europe’s historic skyline presents a unique challenge: how do we drag buildings from the 1920s into the 2020s without losing their architectural soul? This research tackles the “modernization dilemma” facing asset manag... f.mtr.cool/r0ub7p4zbh

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 23/09/2026

Can we grow our economies without warming the planet? This research explores the long-term relationship between GDP and carbon emissions across the European Union. Using advanced statistical modeling, the authors reveal... f.mtr.cool/hppp12jhfv

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 21/09/2026

This study provides a rigorous ranking of 27 European nations based on their ability to balance economic growth with environmental and social responsibility. By analyzing 35 specific indicators across the five “economic... f.mtr.cool/rqac594lz5

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 18/09/2026

Traditional financial models often treat money as a neutral tool, but in a world facing climate change, the “financial sphere” must evolve to support the “real sphere.” This research explores how sustainable finance act... f.mtr.cool/7txd1xdgfv

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 16/09/2026

Is a “Green Economy” just a buzzword, or a viable roadmap for our future? This research peels back the layers of contemporary environmental economics to define what it truly means to “green” our global processes. By syn... f.mtr.cool/papqaqahtt

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 14/09/2026

Does protecting the planet have to come at the cost of the economy? This study explores the “Triple Bottom Line”—the idea that a country’s success depends on the harmony of social, environmental, and economic factors. B... f.mtr.cool/pvap1qd76t

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 11/09/2026

Traditional concrete is a major contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions, creating an urgent need for eco-friendly alternatives. This systematic review identifies Geopolymer Concrete (GeoC) as a superior “green” m... f.mtr.cool/1ghr49qb6s

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 09/09/2026

Can a transport company go green in an unstable economy? This research argues that the answer is largely “no.” For transport firms in Eastern Europe, macroeconomic stability is the single most important predictor of sus... f.mtr.cool/j66bvwlnyd

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 07/09/2026

Is the European Union becoming more unified or more divided in its quest for sustainability? This research utilizes advanced taxonomic methods to analyze the economic development of 27 EU member states through the lens ... f.mtr.cool/ai97etb1m0

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 04/09/2026

Designing zero-energy buildings in developing countries is a significant challenge due to a lack of viable techniques and the high cost of energy-saving investments. This research addresses this gap by evaluating retrof... f.mtr.cool/u7y9okw4kg

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 02/09/2026

How can city planners predict the energy needs of thousands of buildings at one? This research reviews the urban building energy modeling as a possible solution, a methodology that allows for large-scale energy estimati... f.mtr.cool/c1vqtw254f

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 31/08/2026

How do we stop buildings from becoming the landfills of tomorrow? This research explores the transition of the construction industry from a linear “take-make-waste” model to an innovative Circular Economic model to addr... f.mtr.cool/npjp95qrd7

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 28/08/2026

Sustainability in construction is often misunderstood as a purely environment goal, neglecting the vital social and economic dimensions of a project. This research addresses this gap by proposing a decision-making frame... f.mtr.cool/avdt5knvb6

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 26/08/2026

Can we build our way to carbon neutrality? According to this research, the answer lies in reimagining the lifecycle of our most common material: concrete. Within the ambitious framework of the European New Green Deal, t... f.mtr.cool/giicgzn2o9

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 24/08/2026

Modern universities face a difficult balancing act: they must remain financially competitive while serving as leaders in the global movement toward sustainability. This research investigates the growth of Sustainable Ec... f.mtr.cool/qcfcyvsedg

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 21/08/2026

Is the end of a building’s life actually an opportunity? This research reframes “deconstruction” as the backbone of a circular urban future. While traditional demolition is fast and cheap, it hides a massive environment... f.mtr.cool/ddpmrnwszr

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 19/08/2026

“Economic development trends in the EU tourism industry. Towards the digitalization process and sustainability,” addresses the delicate balance between the economic benefits of tourism and its ecological costs. By exami... f.mtr.cool/czpkxuukyn

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 17/08/2026

The construction industry is at a crossroads. Recognized by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) as a sector that must change, it faces the dual challenge of reducing its massive carbon footprint while s... f.mtr.cool/sygmhuooqi

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 14/08/2026

This research explores the lack of standardized Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) tools capable of measuring the environmental benefits of reusing building components from demolition sites. By testings six recognized carbon-a... f.mtr.cool/zimmubqdzt

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 12/08/2026

For decades, we have used Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as the ultimate yardstick for progress, but can a single number truly capture the complexity of human survival and well-being? This research explores the three fund... f.mtr.cool/pmphngdyjo

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European Research Center for Social Development @social.npo.one · 10/08/2026

While the global pursuit of economic growth has successfully raised living standards for many, it has also pushed our natural resources to a breaking point, creating an urgent dilemma for future generations. This resear... f.mtr.cool/bnaertxmpa