Sustainability Assessment of Policy

Ali, Mohammad

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“…Policy instruments refer to the governing tools, measures and strategies that are used to achieve a particular goal (Ali, 2012). As regulatory policies, the main content of academic integrity policies is a series of measures implemented to maintain academic integrity.…”

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Understanding China's construction of an academic integrity system: A grounded theory study on national level policies

Zhou

2023

Learned Publishing

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Academic integrity has long been an issue of concern to the academic community, and in recent years has attracted attention worldwide. As the country with the world's largest research output, especially as shown during the recent pandemic, China is actively working to combat academic misconduct. To explore China's initiatives and actions in this regard, 75 Chinese official policies from the national level were collected, analysed and reviewed. Based on the policy text, this study examines the construction of the academic integrity system in China. Through grounded theory and text analysis methods, six parts of the policy system were identified: current status, goals and objectives, polycentric governance, cultural‐cognitive measures, normative measures and regulative measures. The results show the specific measures taken by China with regards to each part and indicate that an academic integrity system has been formed in China.

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Understanding China's construction of an academic integrity system: A grounded theory study on national level policies

Zhou

2023

Learned Publishing

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“…6 June 2024 their respective policy domains. Policy implementation occurs after a measure is signed into law (Ali, 2012).…”

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“…Various government agencies and departments tasked with the implementation of their respective policy areas are formally accountable at this juncture. The process of policy implementation commences once a measure is signed into law (Ali, 2012).…”

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Transfer Pricing Audit Policy Design Toward A Fair Tax System In Indonesia

Togatorop,

Rosdiana,

Setyowati

2024

AJESH

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The execution of transfer pricing (TP) audit policies, aimed at deterring tax evasion activities and ensuring adherence to the arm's length principle (ALP) among affiliated parties, is scrutinized in this investigation. This study adopts a qualitative research approach encompassing post-positivism and constructivism, employing data analysis methodologies like triangulation techniques and utilizing NVivo tools such as Coding. The research seeks to elucidate and scrutinize the enforcement of transfer pricing audit policies, pinpoint factors affecting their execution, and devise strategies for managing transfer pricing audits. Findings reveal that the enforcement of TP audit policies can be examined from the contextual policy aspect, encompassing influential interests, decision-making locus, and resource utilization, alongside considerations of policy content, including actor strategies and regulatory characteristics. External factors such as perceptions of the Indonesian tax system and internal factors such as human resource preparedness impact policy execution. Practical implications include the necessity to update operational guidelines, stay abreast of business model advancements, and enhance Customer Relationship Management (CRM) implementation to bolster TP audit efficacy.

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Renewable Heat Policy in China: Development, Achievement, and Effectiveness

Xiong

Hassan²

2022

Sustainability

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Heat is the largest energy end-use sector, accounting for half of the global final energy consumption and more than 40% of energy-related CO2 emissions. China produces more than one-quarter of global heat. Policy interventions are of great necessity to overcome the economic and non-economic barriers the sector encounters. The purpose of this study is to explore the evolution history of China’s renewable heat policies over the last 20 years and to assess the effectiveness of the current policy system. The evolution of the policies is strongly linked to China’s socio-economic background and is driven by various factors at each stage. A policy intensity index model is formulated to further dive into the dynamic characteristics of renewable heating. The results indicate that regulation-based instruments are always preferred, with varying degrees of lag for the other three types of instrument. Since the inception of the clean heating program in 2017, the intensity of renewable heating has increased dramatically, revealing that renewable heating has received increasing policy attention and is gradually becoming a key pillar in the context of climate change targets.

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Sustainability Assessment of Policy

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Understanding China's construction of an academic integrity system: A grounded theory study on national level policies

Understanding China's construction of an academic integrity system: A grounded theory study on national level policies

Transfer Pricing Audit Policy Design Toward A Fair Tax System In Indonesia

Renewable Heat Policy in China: Development, Achievement, and Effectiveness

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