Carrying capacity for SDGs: A review of connotation evolution and practice

Gao, Qian; Fang, Chuanglin; Cui, Xuegang

doi:10.1016/j.eiar.2021.106676

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“…As before, the UN made a strong statement on eradicating poverty in all associated research were also reviewed. Techniques such as geospatial information systems (GIS), remote sensing and multiple criteria decision making (MCDM) [44][45][46], conceptual issues such as carrying capacity, social innovation, and corporate social responsibility (CSR) [47][48][49], and other comprehensive themes can be found in the literature.…”

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The Trends and Content of Research Related to the Sustainable Development Goals: A Systemic Review

Yeh

Hsieh

et al. 2022

Applied Sciences

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This study employed a comprehensive systematic review of the literature (SRL) process with the Content Analysis Toolkits for Academic Research (CATAR) for conducting a bibliometric analysis of the 2814 general SDG-related papers and 92 review papers selected from the Web of Science database from 2013 to 2022. The overview analysis found that the US and UK took the lead in publication and citation. The WHO and several universities were identified as the most prominent institutes around the globe. The field distribution of the most cited papers revealed the existence of a “strong sustainability” paradigm and the importance of science and technology. A landscape of 1123 papers was included in eight clusters according to the bibliographic coupling algorithms in the Multi-stage Document Clustering (MSDC) process. These clusters were then categorized into three groups, “synergies and trade-offs”, “networking”, and “systems analysis”, demonstrated in the theme maps. As for the 92 SDG-related review papers, most were shaped based on literature analysis without specified countries. Moreover, SDG 3 was identified as that exclusively studied in most papers. The information presented is expected to help research scholars, public sectors, and practitioners monitor, gather, check, analyze, and use the growing volume of SDG-related academic articles.

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The Trends and Content of Research Related to the Sustainable Development Goals: A Systemic Review

Yeh

Hsieh

et al. 2022

Applied Sciences

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“…and other communication media (Pritchard, 1969, p.2). Thanks to bibliometric analysis, it is possible to provide visualizations for theme mining, clustering, and citation chronology chart (Gao, Fang & Cui, 2021). The purpose of bibliometric analysis, which is one of the scientific quantitative techniques, is to summarize the bibliometric and intellectual structure of a research topic or field (See, Ülkü, Forsyth & Niemeier, 2022).…”

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A Bibliometric Analysis of the Literature on the Origins of the Technology Acceptance Model (Tam) and a Marketing-Sided Approach to Tam

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Uslu

2023

Öneri Dergisi

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This study aims to visually present the bibliometric data sources related to the origin of TAM as a result of the literature review by running the VOSviewer visual mapping technique. The bibliometric data sources obtained, the selected studies and the citation counts of these studies are for the researchers who contributed to TAM, the theoretical foundations of TAM, the key components of TAM, and the application areas of TAM. The PRISMA 2009 Flow Diagram was used for a systematic literature review. Many studies published from 1985, when the original TAM was introduced, to 2008, when TAM 3 was introduced, contributed to the development of TAM, and most of these studies have over one thousand citation counts. Fred D. Davis and/or Viswanath Venkatesh have co-authored with some of the researchers contributing to TAM. The theoretical foundations of TAM are based on many more theories/models in addition to the theory of reasoned action. In addition to the two key components of ease of use and usefulness, TAM has other key components. Finally, management information technology, management information systems, and computer technology are areas where TAM is applied. Explanations are provided in this present study with a marketing-sided approach to the application areas of TAM.

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“…LRCC from the perspective of regional carrying threshold can be gained by using two methods, namely, based on limiting food or based on a reference region. LRCC based on limiting food is one of the earliest paradigms, which extends the theory introduced by Malthus [13] about the discussion of the human-food relationship, and focuses on the carrying threshold expressed in terms of population size [14]. For example, Hao et al [15] investigated how large of a population could be supported by nine types of agricultural products (including grain, vegetable oil, sugar, fruits, meat, poultry eggs, milk, and fishery products) produced on cultivated land and grass land based on the daily calories, protein and fat of regular human needs.…”

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A Load-Carrier Perspective Method for Evaluating Land Resources Carrying Capacity

Luo

Shen

Zhang

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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If land resources are forced to withstand greater populations than they are able to withstand, irreversible damage to the land resources system will happen in a specific region. This challenge highlights the urgency of appropriately evaluating the land resources carrying capacity (LRCC). A proper level of the capacity can ensure that land resources demands imposed by human activities are at a reasonable level. There is a need for a proper evaluation method for assessing LRCC. This study presents a new evaluation method from a load-carrier perspective for assessing LRCC by examining the relationships between the pressure caused by human activities and the supply capacity of land resources. In developing this method, a land resources system is determined by two primary components, namely carrier and load. The compositions of carrier and load are determined by applying the theory of multifunctional land use. A case demonstration is conducted to show the application of the method. The main findings can be drawn from this study as follows. Firstly, a “load-carrier” perspective method is requested for evaluating the regional LRCC, and it is effective in obtaining the value of LRCC in the demonstration case. Secondly, the composition of land resources carriers and loads embodied in the load-carrier perspective method is determined by using the theory of multifunctional land use. Thirdly, the case results suggest that seven regions are overloaded in LRCC and the other two regions are approaching the limitation of LRCC among nine county-level administration regions in Chongqing. This study contributes to the development of literature in the field of LRCC. The application of the “load-carrier” perspective method can help local governments in the case study regions make policies to ensure that land resources demands imposed by human activities are under control at a reasonable level.

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Carrying capacity for SDGs: A review of connotation evolution and practice

Cited by 28 publications

References 98 publications

The Trends and Content of Research Related to the Sustainable Development Goals: A Systemic Review

The Trends and Content of Research Related to the Sustainable Development Goals: A Systemic Review

A Bibliometric Analysis of the Literature on the Origins of the Technology Acceptance Model (Tam) and a Marketing-Sided Approach to Tam

A Load-Carrier Perspective Method for Evaluating Land Resources Carrying Capacity

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