Multi-level Governance and Digitalization in Climate Change: A Bibliometric Analysis

Malik, Ihyani; Prianto, Andi Luhur; Roni, Nur Ismi; Yama, Arifeen; Baharuddin, Tawakkal

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-29860-8_10

Cited by 11 publications

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“…In the background of escalating climate change challenges, climate governance has become an important issue for governments worldwide, with important implications for sustainable economic and social development. Digital development can overcome future challenges in sustainable development and become a key supporter of sustainability, having the potential to drive climate-friendly development models [53]. Digital technologies are increasingly being utilized to support global governance efforts, addressing common challenges and emerging as a focal point in global governance [54].…”

Section: Conclusion and Policy Recommendationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Progress in Digital Climate Governance in China: Statistical Measurement, Regional Differences, and Dynamic Evolution

Wen,

Hu,

Zhou

2024

Systems

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The capacity for climate governance is crucial for sustainable advancement, with data elements being a pivotal production factor in contemporary governance. This study examines the trajectory and strategy of digital transformation in climate governance, creating a three-dimensional dataset encapsulating 11 primary and 36 secondary indicators to facilitate the assessment of digital climate governance. Employing spatiotemporal analysis and coupling coordination models, this study evaluates the digitalization levels in climate governance across 30 regions in China, examining how to progress digital integration from governmental and market perspectives. Findings reveal a consistent improvement in China’s regional digital climate governance, bolstering economic and social progress. Nonetheless, regional disparities and developmental lags persist, with convergence analysis indicating a divergence trend in provincial climate governance capabilities. Moreover, kernel density and Markov chain analyses suggest an ongoing evolution in regional digital climate governance efforts, aiming at achieving a higher development plateau. The study emphasizes the dual role of government and market dynamics in boosting digital governance levels, deducing from two-stage regression that effective government-market interplay is vital for elevating governance quality and fostering new productive forces, recommending an integrated governance mechanism for optimal synergy.

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Section: Conclusion and Policy Recommendationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Progress in Digital Climate Governance in China: Statistical Measurement, Regional Differences, and Dynamic Evolution

Wen,

Hu,

Zhou

2024

Systems

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“…In addition, cooperation and response from various parties are required to deal with the ecological, physical, social, and mental risks associated with ecological modernization through dam construction, including policymakers, practitioners, and other stakeholders. This approach has been widely used, especially in human activities and the environment [47]. Policymakers should integrate comprehensive environmental and social impact evaluations into dam construction projects' approval and planning processes.…”

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Exploring Social, Physical, and Mental Risks of Ecological Modernization Through Dam Construction: A Case Study of PT. Vale Indonesia's Mining Activities

Muis,

Agustang,

Maru

et al. 2024

IJSDP

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Mining activities can have a significant impact on ecology, either directly or indirectly. From 1977 to 2011, PT. Vale Indonesia had continuously carried out ecological modernization to produce a supply of energy for production. Even though it has carried out ecological modernization through the construction of dams, it still poses some bad risks. This study aims to analyze the impacts and risks arising from ecological modernization through the dam construction. Data collection included interviews, observations, focus group discussions, and documentation. This study also leveraged the Nvivo 12 Plus analysis tool for coding the data. The findings of this study indicate that ecological modernization through dam construction has significant impacts and risks. Physical impacts and risks include flood portraits that impact the activities of the surrounding community, including residents' settlements and plantations. The social impacts and risks include the loss of people's livelihoods, particularly in the agricultural and plantation sectors. The worst conditions of this social risk tend to erode social feelings, thus leading to the birth of a society without feelings, sensitivity, togetherness, and social responsibility in the social community. Mental risks include the community's mental health due to the accumulation of physical and social risks. Important implications of these findings for policymakers, practitioners, and other stakeholders are involved in the ecological modernization and construction of dams. These findings highlight the importance of considering ecological, physical, social, and mental impacts in the planning and implementing of projects such as dam construction. Stakeholders should focus on protecting the environment, physical security, and the social and mental well-being of the community.

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“…The endeavor to map global research on women's political participation seeks to comprehensively detail and analyze pertinent research trends, themes, and contributions on an international scale. This approach has not only been widely adopted across numerous case studies but has also fostered significant research contributions within a broad spectrum of domains (Baharuddin et al, 2022;Malik et al, 2023). This study presents the results of mapping global research on women's political participation.…”

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From global trends to local realities: understanding women's political involvement for Indonesia's democratic progress

Dzinnun,

Jubba,

Azhar

et al. 2024

otoritas

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The urgency of this research lies in the need to understand the trends, contributions, and dynamics of women's political participation globally. This article aims to map studies that focus on women's political participation. Research methods include bibliometric analysis with data sources from the Scopus database. The study's findings reflect significant growth in women's political participation research, especially in recent years, with distribution varying by country and research theme. The research findings also show that although there are themes that have received attention, there are still areas that need to be explored further, such as intersectionality, gender equality, gender, and the impact of social media that provide insight into the complexity of women's political participation issues. This study recommends the need for increased research and local understanding of the factors influencing women's political participation in Indonesia to strengthen women's role in politics by learning from other countries that have successfully implemented inclusive policies. In addition, by involving various parties, including the government, research institutions, and civil society, Indonesia can create an environment that supports, empowers, and encourages women's political participation optimally. The implications of these findings not only help shape academic discourse, but also lay the foundation for concrete efforts to achieve gender equality and women's empowerment in the wider political sphere.

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Multi-level Governance and Digitalization in Climate Change: A Bibliometric Analysis

Cited by 11 publications

References 30 publications

Progress in Digital Climate Governance in China: Statistical Measurement, Regional Differences, and Dynamic Evolution

Progress in Digital Climate Governance in China: Statistical Measurement, Regional Differences, and Dynamic Evolution

Exploring Social, Physical, and Mental Risks of Ecological Modernization Through Dam Construction: A Case Study of PT. Vale Indonesia's Mining Activities

From global trends to local realities: understanding women's political involvement for Indonesia's democratic progress

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