Sakiru Solarin

Contact

• workRoom EA72 Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
  Malaysia Campus
  Jalan Broga
  43500 Semenyih
  Selangor Darul Ehsan
  Malaysia
• work+6 (03) 8924 8699
• Sasolarin@nottingham.edu.my

Biography

Sakiru Adebola Solarin read for his Ph.D. in Universiti Utara Malaysia. Currently, he is an Associate Professor and Exam Officer at the School of Economics, University of Nottingham, Malaysia. Prior to joining the University of Nottingham, he was affiliated with Multimedia University Malaysia, where he was the Chairperson of Centre for Globalisation and Sustainability Research (GCSR) for several years.

Expertise Summary

1. Energy Economics

2. Tourism Economics

3. Environmental Economics

4. Islamic Economics

5. Applied Economics

6. Applied Econometrics

Teaching Summary

The courses that I currently teach include Financial Economics, Advanced Financial Economics, Applied Econometrics, Advanced Experimental and Behavioural Economics at UNMC. I have previously taught… read more

Recent Publications

• ADEBOLA SOLARIN, SAKIRU, GIL-ALANA, LUIS A. and LAFUENTE, CARMEN, 2021. Persistence and sustainability of fishing grounds footprint: Evidence from 89 countries SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT. 751,
• SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, 2020. An environmental impact assessment of fossil fuel subsidies in emerging and developing economies ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REVIEW. 85,
• SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, 2020. The effects of shale oil production, capital and labour on economic growth in the United States: A maximum likelihood analysis of the resource curse hypothesis RESOURCES POLICY. 68,
• ALI, HAMID E. and SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, 2020. Military Spending, Corruption, and the Welfare Consequences DEFENCE AND PEACE ECONOMICS. 31(6), 677-691

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The courses that I currently teach include Financial Economics, Advanced Financial Economics, Applied Econometrics, Advanced Experimental and Behavioural Economics at UNMC. I have previously taught Economics for Managers (postgraduate level), Malaysian Economics, Introductory Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics. Intermediate Macroeconomics, International Monetary Economics, Financial Economics, Introductory Mathematical Economics and Monetary Theory and Institutions at Universiti Utara and Multimedia University Malaysia.

• ADEBOLA SOLARIN, SAKIRU, GIL-ALANA, LUIS A. and LAFUENTE, CARMEN, 2021. Persistence and sustainability of fishing grounds footprint: Evidence from 89 countries SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT. 751,
• SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, 2020. An environmental impact assessment of fossil fuel subsidies in emerging and developing economies ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REVIEW. 85,
• SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, 2020. The effects of shale oil production, capital and labour on economic growth in the United States: A maximum likelihood analysis of the resource curse hypothesis RESOURCES POLICY. 68,
• ALI, HAMID E. and SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, 2020. Military Spending, Corruption, and the Welfare Consequences DEFENCE AND PEACE ECONOMICS. 31(6), 677-691
• USAMA, AL-MULALI, SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA and SALAHUDDIN, MOHAMMAD, 2020. The prominence of renewable and non-renewable electricity generation on the environmental Kuznets curve: A case study of Ethiopia ENERGY. 211,
• AL-HAJJ, EKHLAS, AL-MULALI, USAMA and SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, 2020. Exploring the nexus between oil price shocks and sectoral stock returns: a new evidence from stock exchange in Malaysia ECONOMIC CHANGE AND RESTRUCTURING.
• SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, GIL-ALANA, LUIS A. and LAFUENTE, CARMEN, 2020. Persistence of the Misery Index in African Countries SOCIAL INDICATORS RESEARCH. 147(3), 825-841
• SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, GIL-ALANA, LUIS A. and LAFUENTE, CARMEN, 2020. An investigation of long range reliance on shale oil and shale gas production in the US market ENERGY. 195,
• SHAHBAZ, MUHAMMAD, SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, AZAM, MUHAMMAD and TIWARI, AVIRAL KUMAR, 2019. Tourism-induced income distribution in Malaysia: a practical experience of a truly Asian economy CURRENT ISSUES IN TOURISM.
• SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA and BELLO, MUFUTAU OPEYEMI, 2019. Interfuel substitution, biomass consumption, economic growth, and sustainable development: Evidence from Brazil JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION. 211, 1357-1366
• UMAR, ZAGHUM, NASREEN, SAMIA, SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA and TIWARI, AVIRAL KUMAR, 2019. Exploring the time and frequency domain connectedness of oil prices and metal prices RESOURCES POLICY. 64,
• SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, 2018. Convergence hypothesis in tourism markets and activities in Taiwan TOURISM ECONOMICS. 24(8), 1037-1044
• SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, SHAHBAZ, MUHAMMAD and STEWART, CHRIS, 2018. Is the consumption-income ratio stationary in African countries? Evidence from new time series tests that allow for structural breaks APPLIED ECONOMICS. 50(38), 4122-4136
• BELLO, MUFUTAU OPEYEMI, SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA and YEN, YUEN YEE, 2018. The impact of electricity consumption on CO2 emission, carbon footprint, water footprint and ecological footprint: The role of hydropower in an emerging economy JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT. 219, 218-230
• TIWARI, AVIRAL KUMAR, KHALFAOUI, RABEH, SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA and SHAHBAZ, MUHAMMAD, 2018. Analyzing the time-frequency lead-lag relationship between oil and agricultural commodities ENERGY ECONOMICS. 76, 470-494
• SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, HAMMOUDEH, SHAWKAT and SHAHBAZ, MUHAMMAD, 2018. Influence of economic factors on disaggregated Islamic banking deposits: Evidence with structural breaks in Malaysia JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS INSTITUTIONS & MONEY. 55, 13-28
• SHAHBAZ, MUHAMMAD, SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, HAMMOUDEH, SHAWKAT and SHAHZAD, SYED JAWAD HUSSAIN, 2017. Bounds testing approach to analyzing the environment Kuznets curve hypothesis with structural beaks: The role of biomass energy consumption in the United States ENERGY ECONOMICS. 68, 548-565
• AL-MULALI, USAMA, SOLARIN, SAKIRU ADEBOLA, SHEAU-TING, LOW and OZTURK, ILHAN, 2017. Does moving towards renewable energy cause water and land inefficiency? An empirical investigation (vol 93, pg 303, 2016) ENERGY POLICY. 111, 297-297