This volume consists of 14 essays by organizational sciences, engineering, economics, and other researchers from Europe, Canada, Brazil, and Malaysia, who discuss the application of composite indicators to cross-border regional integration, sustainable urban mobility, technology management, the elements of a knowledge society, development, early childhood development, the rule of law and law enforcement, human capital, the environment, the age-friendliness of cities, human development, and education, as well as issues in the development of composite indicators: construction by data envelopment analysis and methodological challenges in building composite indexes.
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