Editorial: environmental and sustainability education in compulsory education: challenges and practices in Francophone Europe

Pache, Alain; Glaudel, Anne; Partoune, Christine

doi:10.1080/13504622.2023.2239530

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“…The green accounting model that can realize sustainable halal tourism is formulated based on studies conducted related to green accounting, halal tourism, and sustainability based on previous studies' findings (Bein & Kawczynski, 1997;Bell & Lehman, 1999;Hueting, 1987;De Azua (1995); Xepapadeas, 1997;Chan & Lam, 2001;Bebbington & Thomson, 2007;Reed, 2007;Jones, 2008;De Silva and Henderson, 2011;Gelderman et al, 2017;Greyling et al, 2017;Yang et al, 2017;Bayramoglu et al, 2018;Bhatasara & Nyamwanza, 2018;Gnanaweera & Kunori, 2018;Fuenfschilling et al, 2019;Maama & Appiah, 2019;Addae-Dapaah & Wilkinson, 2020;Fox & Alldred, 2020;Goffman, 2020;Osemene et al, 2021;Wellton & Lainpelto, 2021;Brown & Vacca, 2022;Edwards et al, 2022;Eppinger, 2022;Faghihi et al, 2022;Hagbert et al, 2022;Hofstetter et al, 2022;Van Assche et al, 2022;Venneman et al, 2022;Bruhn et al, 2023;Kall et al, 2023;Pache et al, 2023;Stolowy & Paugam, 2023).…”

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Sustainability and Green Accounting in Halal Tourism: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Florid,

Mafruhat,

Purnamasari

et al. 2024

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This article has four main objectives: first, identify the challenges and opportunities to realize sustainable halal tourism; second, identify the challenges and opportunities faced in realizing green accounting; third, formulate a sustainable halal tourism model; fourth, formulate a green accounting model that can realize sustainable halal tourism. There is still a lack of understanding and studies related to green accounting. On the one hand, green accounting is needed to realize the concept of sustainability (economic, social, and environmental balance) in a business. Currently, the halal business is growing. As a result, demand related to halal tourism has increased. When halal tourism is emphasized as sustainable, green accounting certainly needs to be applied in the business. However, the problem is that no clear model of what kind of green accounting can realize sustainable halal tourism. To answer the four objectives of the study that have been set, the study method used is descriptive qualitative research with literature analysis. The data source used in this study is secondary data in the form of articles obtained from Science Direct, Emerald, Taylor & Francis, and Sage. The results of the literature review showed four main findings. First, there are 13 challenges and 6 opportunities in realizing sustainable halal tourism. Second, there are 13 challenges and 12 opportunities in realizing green accounting. Third, a sustainable halal tourism model consists of 6 important elements. Fourth, the green accounting model that can realize sustainable halal tourism consists of 5 important elements.

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confidence: 99%

Sustainability and Green Accounting in Halal Tourism: A Comprehensive Literature Review

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Mafruhat,

Purnamasari

et al. 2024

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Sowing Seeds of Sustainability: Assessing the Effects of a Green Residential Hall Program in Hong Kong

Liu,

Yang

2024

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This study assesses the impact of a sustainability-focused residential hall in Hong Kong on the environmental awareness and adoption of sustainable practices of its student residents. The hall provides an immersive learning environment, offering hands-on activities such as eco-gardening, sustainability drives, seminars, and workshops to impart sustainability knowledge and skills. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, this study gathered quantitative data through a questionnaire on environmental beliefs and pro-environmental intention, revealing a significant enhancement in environmental awareness among students with more than two semesters of residence in the hall. Qualitative research explored the impact of residential hall experiences on the residents’ environmental mindset, uncovering three themes: immersive experiences, long-term habituation, and the visibility of outcomes. These findings suggest that living in a sustainability-themed residential hall shapes students’ environmental attitudes and behaviors, reinforcing the value of integrating residential education within Environmental Sustainability Education (ESE) frameworks. This study highlights the potential of residential halls or communities as catalysts for fostering a culture of sustainability within academic communities, offering insights for educators and policy-makers in designing effective ESE strategies.

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Editorial: environmental and sustainability education in compulsory education: challenges and practices in Francophone Europe

Cited by 2 publications

References 30 publications

Sustainability and Green Accounting in Halal Tourism: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Sustainability and Green Accounting in Halal Tourism: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Sowing Seeds of Sustainability: Assessing the Effects of a Green Residential Hall Program in Hong Kong

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