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Vol. 5 No. 2 (2026): Cognitive Sustainability

Published: 2026-06-30

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Research articles

Decoupling transport-related CO2 emissions from economic growth: Empirical analysis (2000–2023)

Ammar Al-lami
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Modal shift or intermodality? The necessity, opportunities, and limitations of modal shift in Hungary in light of the European Union’s transportation and climate policy goals

Adrienn Boldizsár, Botond Kovari, Beatrix Beres
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Reframing the sustainability transformation of mobility systems through cognitive sustainability: An integrated perspective on cost structures, decision-making, and emission dynamics

Mate Zoldy
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Sustainability assessment of bulletproof materials used for vehicle armouring

Peter Kondor
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Additive Manufacturing as a Driver of Sustainable Economic Growth: A Longitudinal Analysis of Market Dynamics and GDP Transmission Channels (1990–2026)

German Giralt
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The relationship between gentrification and public transport investments: a study on French cities

Emma Damay
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