Sustainability governance for agrarian transformation under climate change

Liao, Chuan; Liu, Juan; Agrawal, Arun

doi:10.1007/s11625-023-01422-0

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“…Other sustainable fields include green ecology, 108 sustainable physics, 109 sustainable microbiology, 110 sustainable engineering, 111 sustainable technology, 112 sustainable agriculture, 113 which has agronomy as one of its strategies. Other fields of study included project management, 114 sustainable construction, 115 sustainable marketing 116 or green marketing, 117 green accounting, 118 green banking, 119 green finance, 120 risk management strategy, 121 governance, 122 green taxation, 123 technology, 124 sustainable supply chain management 125 which includes: reverse logistics, 126 green logistics, 127 green packaging, 128 green warehousing, 129 green procurement, 130 green operations or production, 131 green transportation, 132 etc.…”

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The sustainability onion: a panoramic view of a parent concept, its paths, and progeny

Aryee

2024

RSC Sustain.

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Section: The Sustainability Onionmentioning

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The sustainability onion: a panoramic view of a parent concept, its paths, and progeny

Aryee

2024

RSC Sustain.

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At the intersections of influence: exploring the structure–agency nexus across sufficiency goals and time frames

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Bibliometric analysis of research on China’s rural environmental governance in CNKI and WOS

Shen,

Sun,

Zhao

2024

Front. Environ. Sci.

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At present, the global consensus on the concept of sustainable development continues to deepen, and China’s ecological civilization construction and rural revitalization strategy continue to advance. However, the rural environmental situation in China is becoming more and more complex. Therefore, a comprehensive review and summary of China’s rural environmental governance research are particularly important, which can not only provide theoretical support for future research but also offer vital guidance for governance practices. Based on the research literature of CNKI (1993–2023) and WOS (2001–2024), bibliometrics and CiteSpace software are adopted in this review to tease out the main characteristics, research hotspots and evolution trends of rural environmental governance research in China. The results indicate that: 1) Research interest shows an overall upward trend, with an expanding scale of interdisciplinary scholars and teams emerging. The collaboration network among authors and institutions in WOS appears tighter than that in CNKI. 2) In CNKI, Research hotspots revolve around environmental issues and pollution governance, social participation and governance mechanisms, ecological civilization and sustainable development, and rural revitalization and construction. In WOS, research hotspots pivot towards policy implementation and governance mechanisms, environmental issues and resource management, socio-economic impacts and equity, information disclosure and community participation, and technology and methods. 3) The research in CNKI has undergone three stages: “initiation”, “development”, and “deepening”. In contrast, the research in WOS started relatively late and is currently still in the “development” stage. Future research should focus on enhancing disciplinary integration and fostering collaboration among domestic and international scholars and institutions. Under the rural revitalization strategy, focus should be on achieving symbiosis between rural economic growth and ecological civilization construction. Simultaneously exploring diverse stakeholder governance models, focusing on rural living environment issues and striving to reduce rural carbon emissions to address climate change challenges.

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Sustainability governance for agrarian transformation under climate change

Cited by 3 publications

References 87 publications

The sustainability onion: a panoramic view of a parent concept, its paths, and progeny

The sustainability onion: a panoramic view of a parent concept, its paths, and progeny

At the intersections of influence: exploring the structure–agency nexus across sufficiency goals and time frames

Bibliometric analysis of research on China’s rural environmental governance in CNKI and WOS

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