Encouraging Knowledge Sharing Among Green Fashion Communities

Chuang, Li-Wen; Chiu, Shu-Ping

doi:10.1109/icgi.2017.43

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“…This technique has been used in a multitude of studies (see e.g. Chuang and Chiu 2017;Gefen and Straub 2005;Sheko and Braimllari 2018). Based on the CFA results, no item was deleted.…”

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Determinants of Global Korea Scholarship students’ word-of-mouth about Korea

Ayhan

Gouda

2021

Asia Pacific Educ. Rev.

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International student-mobility programs are one of the core programs countries employ as part of their public diplomacy portfolio. Policymakers assume that sponsored foreign students would develop positive beliefs about and emotions towards the host country, which in turn would lead to favorable behavior towards it. However, evaluations of such programs from a public diplomacy perspective are rare and Western-centric. In this paper, we analyze how Global Korea Scholarship students' cognitive and affective evaluations of Korea influence their country image and word-of-mouth about Korea; i.e., in how they voluntarily share their experiences in Korea with others. We use variance-based partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) to analyze the data obtained from surveying 1107 scholarship holding foreign students. Our findings suggest that students evaluate Korea most positively in terms of its culture and nature, while their evaluations are not as positive in terms of the integrity and values of the country. For positive word-of-mouth, affection towards Korea plays the most significant role, while for negative word-of-mouth, the students' beliefs about the country's integrity and values had the most influence. Our findings help identify the strengths and weaknesses in Korea's country image which can, in turn, inform and shape policies accordingly.

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“…This technique has been used in a multitude of studies (see e.g. Chuang and Chiu 2017;Gefen and Straub 2005;Sheko and Braimllari 2018). Based on the CFA results, no item was deleted.…”

Section: Analysis and Model Validationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Determinants of Global Korea Scholarship students’ word-of-mouth about Korea

Ayhan

Gouda

2021

Asia Pacific Educ. Rev.

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“…Green Fashion is a fashion concept that focuses on environmental protection and sustainability and aims to reduce the fashion industry's negative impact on the environment (Tran & Uehara, 2023). Green Fashion covers the entire fashion lifecycle from design, production, and distribution to consumer use and disposal to ensure that the fashion industry is more sustainable economically, socially, and environmentally (Chuang & Chiu, 2017). Some sustainable fashion brands demonstrate that their products meet environmental and social responsibility standards by obtaining green certifications (Diekel et al, 2021).…”

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A Scientometric Analysis and Visualisation of Sustainable Fashion

Ou,

Mohd Shariff,

Mohd Tajuddin

et al. 2024

E-BPJ

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Several studies on sustainable fashion have been reported. However, there needs to be more literature dealing with the scientometric analysis of sustainable fashion. To understand the current status of sustainable fashion, this study aimed to use bibliometric analysis and historical review to highlight recent research in sustainable fashion, to predict future research hotspots and trends in sustainable fashion, and to summarise and analyse the shortcomings in sustainable fashion. The Web of Science core database was searched for 573 publications on sustainable fashion up to 31 December 2023. VOSviewer and CiteSpace software were used to perform visual analyses.

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“…Lack of sustainable software engineering practices is another challenge that hinders software engineers from sustaining and from maintaining themselves for the more extended period [7], [22], [30]. [33] Avoid knowledge loss by effective knowledge sharing [33] Increase organizational learning [33], [35] Develop a framework for individual or group discussions in collective learning and problem solving [33] Provide effective knowledge sharing platforms, for example, social media [40] Top management should provide tutorial and teaching courses to software engineers [40] Introduce sustainable software engineering education and knowledge in Software engineering Curricula [13], [7], [19], [28] C2…”

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“…Software Engineers must know how to learn and develop a high level of education [33] Software engineers should be able to acquire education from the publications and other data sources [33] Develop a framework for individual or group discussions in collective learning and problem solving [33] Top management should provide tutorial and teaching courses to software engineers [7], [19], [40] Introduce sustainable software engineering education and knowledge in Software engineering Curricula [13], [7], [19], [28] C13 Provide sustainable software engineering practices at the tactical and strategic level [28], [33] Introduce sustainable software engineering education and knowledge in Software engineering Curricula [13], [7], [19], [28] C. Contribution The study provides two-fold contribution towards software engineering primarily with respect to sustainable software engineering body of knowledge by providing the challenges regarding individual sustainability along with their possible solutions. Additionally, the study contributed towards the software engineering body of knowledge concerning situational software engineering by highlighting the need of situational software engineering to address the challenge of varying and unidentified situations.…”

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Sustainable Software Engineering:A Perspective of Individual Sustainability

Nazir

Fatima

Chuprat

et al. 2020

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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Sustainable software engineering is a mean of developing sustainable software with sustainable software engineering process activities while balancing its various dimensions for instance economic, environmental, social, technical and individual. It is conveyed that the economic, technical, environmental and social dimensions are explored to satisfactory degree however the individual dimension of sustainable software engineering which is concerned with wellbeing of software engineers is not explored to satisfactory degree with respect to its understanding and challenges. Therefore, the aim of the study is to highlight and prioritize the challenges regarding individual sustainability dimension. The study also provides the mitigation strategies for the top five individual sustainability challenges. The systematic literature review has been performed to report the challenges and mitigation strategies. The study finding shows that lack of domain knowledge, lack of methodologies and tool support, lack of education, varying and unidentified situations and lack of sustainable software engineering practices are top most challenges regarding individual sustainability. These challenges need an urgent attention to achieve the goal of sustainable software engineering. The study also reports various mitigation strategies to overcome the risk of identified top most individual sustainability challenges such as to introduce sustainable software engineering education and knowledge in software engineering curricula, development of knowledge sharing frameworks and awareness regarding unclear and varying situations for each software engineering activity etc. The study will be beneficial for sustainable software engineering body of knowledge, sustainable software engineering practitioners and researchers by providing classified list of individual sustainability challenges and their mitigation strategies.

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Encouraging Knowledge Sharing Among Green Fashion Communities

Cited by 5 publications

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Determinants of Global Korea Scholarship students’ word-of-mouth about Korea

Determinants of Global Korea Scholarship students’ word-of-mouth about Korea

A Scientometric Analysis and Visualisation of Sustainable Fashion

Sustainable Software Engineering:A Perspective of Individual Sustainability

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