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Albinota Nuredini

Albinota Nuredini

Specialist for Research Support – Environment and Health Group | PhD Candidate in Economics

Environment & Health · EHG

Publications

Albinota Nuredini

Research output

4 papers
  • EHG2026Journal

    Air pollution in the shadow of global crises: lessons from a small city in the Western Balkans

    This study examines air pollution dynamics in a small Western Balkan city, providing insights into temporal pollution patterns and the influence of major societal and global disruptions on local air quality.

    Albinota Nuredini, Omid Ghaffarpasand, Dimitrios Bousiotis, Francis D. Pope

    Environmental Science: Atmospheres, Royal Society of Chemistry, 2026

  • EHG2026Journal

    The role of university climate initiatives in shaping municipal sustainability practices: the case of Tetovo

    This study examines the role of university-led climate initiatives in promoting sustainable urban transformation through SEEU’s Climate Action Plan in Tetovo, North Macedonia. It explores university–industry–government collaboration, climate mitigation, data-driven governance, and the integration of institutional climate strategies into sustainable urban development.

    Albinota Nuredini, Vlera Ismaili, Fortesa Asani, Veli Kreci, Nebi Xhemali

    International Journal of Public Sector Performance Management, in press

  • EHG2026Book Chapter

    AI in Business Education: Competences, Integrity, and Resilience in Digital Transition

    This study examines the impact of artificial intelligence on competence development, learning quality, critical thinking, and academic integrity among business students, exploring the implications of AI use for educational resilience and the digital transformation of higher education.

    Driton Asani, Albinota Nuredini, Hyrije Abazi-Alili, Viktorija Atanasovska-Noveski

    Economic Resilience and Sustainability – Vol. 2, Springer Proceedings in Business and Economics, Springer Nature, 2026, pp. 559–575

  • EHG2025Conference

    Transforming Campus-Based Climate Action Plan into Citywide Environmental Resilience: Initiatives for a Smart City in Tetovo, North Macedonia

    This study explores how SEEU’s Climate Action Plan and Air Quality Monitoring Project can support the transition from campus-based sustainability initiatives to citywide environmental resilience. Using a Triple Helix approach, it highlights the role of collaboration between academia, government, and industry in strengthening urban environmental governance and supporting the development of a smart and sustainable Tetovo.

    Fortesa Asani, Vlera Ismaili, Albinota Nuredini, Mennan Selimi, Veli Kreci

    EURA 2025: Creating Healthy and Sustainable Cities – Conference Proceedings, University of the West of England, Bristol, UK, 10–13 June 2025

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