2021
DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/qrxku
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Building an “eco-surplus culture” among urban consumers and restaurant settings for reducing wildlife trade

Abstract: In this short essay, I present why building an “eco-surplus culture” among urban consumers and restaurant settings might help reduce wildlife trade.

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“…To resolve this problem, some scholars suggest that the best solution is to build an ecosurplus culture/high-value culture (Khuc, 2022e;Nguyen, 2021;Q.-H. Vuong, 2022c). It is possible because now people can use the SM3D knowledge management theory systems (Quan-Hoang Vuong et al, 2022;Q.-H. Vuong, 2022bQ.-H. Vuong, , 2022a coupled with mindspongecon (Khuc, 2022b), mindspongenviron (Khuc, 2022c), the asymmetry principle (Khuc, 2022d), the semiconducting principle (Q. H. Vuong, 2021), which are based on environmental values.…”
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“…To resolve this problem, some scholars suggest that the best solution is to build an ecosurplus culture/high-value culture (Khuc, 2022e;Nguyen, 2021;Q.-H. Vuong, 2022c). It is possible because now people can use the SM3D knowledge management theory systems (Quan-Hoang Vuong et al, 2022;Q.-H. Vuong, 2022bQ.-H. Vuong, , 2022a coupled with mindspongecon (Khuc, 2022b), mindspongenviron (Khuc, 2022c), the asymmetry principle (Khuc, 2022d), the semiconducting principle (Q. H. Vuong, 2021), which are based on environmental values.…”
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