Green corridor: A critical perspective and development of research agenda

Aman, Aini; Rafiq, Muhammad; Dastane, Omkar; Sabir, Asrar Ahmed

doi:10.3389/fenvs.2022.982473

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Waste reduction as ethical behaviour: a bibliometric analysis and development of future agenda

Rafiq

Dastane

Mushtaq

2023

JGR

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to map the research landscape on the topic of waste management in the business and management domain, with a particular emphasis on pro-environmental ethical behaviour. The objective is to evaluate publication performance, identify key stakeholders, investigate major clusters, recognise the evolution of themes and offer a research agenda for the future based on bibliometric reflection. Design/methodology/approach Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis procedure was used to extract and choose a total of 609 publications from the Scopus database from 1985 to 2022. The research then does bibliometric analysis with the open-source R application bibliometrics. The authors used a number of tools and techniques, including a collaboration network, word dynamics, co-occurrence network, thematic map and strategy map. Findings The analysis identifies most prolific stakeholders, key clusters and evolving themes in the field. The motor themes, niche themes, basic themes and emerging themes of the field were identified, and future research agenda is proposed based on such identification. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this is the first bibliometric study in the field of waste reduction, providing a comprehensive view of the research landscape by analysing more than 50 years of literature focussing on behavioural aspects. These findings could assist policymakers in identifying waste management/reduction priority regions and developing policy guidelines for a more sustainable waste practise. In addition to providing recommendations and future directions for academic research, this report also includes these elements.

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“…This comparison convinced us to use Scopus for our data collection needs. The same has been demonstrated by previous researchers (Aman et al , 2022; Dastane and Haba, 2022)…”

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“…This comparison convinced us to use Scopus for our data collection needs. The same has been demonstrated by previous researchers (Aman et al, 2022;Dastane and Haba, 2022) The articles were collected using the PRISMA review technique. The updated PRISMA protocol, as recommended by Page et al (2021), was followed.…”

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Waste reduction as ethical behaviour: a bibliometric analysis and development of future agenda

Rafiq

Dastane

Mushtaq

2023

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“…The bibliometric analysis generates data on the value of the publications via citation analysis. Meanwhile, topic-based bibliometric investigations are frequent in the literature (Aman et al ., 2022; Dastane and Haba, 2023).…”

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Women financial inclusion research: a bibliometric and network analysis

Mushtaq

Dastane²,

Rafiq³

et al. 2023

IJSE

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PurposeDespite its importance, the literature on women financial inclusion (WFI) remains fragmented due to the absence of a comprehensive review that consolidates the intellectual structure of the field. This paper examines the intellectual structure of the topic and gives a complete overview of the research undertaken so far in the field.Design/methodology/approachA bibliometric study of 235 Scopus-indexed publications, including citation analysis, keyword network analysis, co-authorship analysis and reference co-citation analysis using VOSviewer was performed.FindingsThe study identified major contributors to the field (the most prolific author was Ghosh, S.), the leading journals in the field (the World Development), the geographical locations where research in the field is concentrated (India is the leading country) and the organisations focussing on green consumer research (leading organisation: The World Bank, USA). In addition, four significant themes that describe the body of information about women's financial inclusion were found.Originality/valueThis study provides policymakers and academic scholars with fresh insights at a higher level into this burgeoning topic. Such insights would aid in the development of initiatives to address women's financial inclusion concerns.Peer reviewThe peer review history for this article is available at: https://publons.com/publon/10.1108/IJSE-06-2022-0438.

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“…From the perspective of landscape design, the design techniques in green space planning studies advocate the formation of a "green corridor" by forming a green axis along linear urban infrastructure such as roads and rivers (Guneroglu et al, 2013;Aini et al, 2022;Zhang et al, 2022). The results based on the analysis provide an opportunity to consider how to effectively arrange limited green spaces in cases where it is not possible to create a sufficient amount of new green spaces in overcrowded urban areas.…”

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Estimation of possible locations for green roofs and bioswales and analysis of the effect of their implementation on stormwater runoff control

Kinoshita,

Ozaki

2024

Front. Clim.

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IntroductionThe objectives of this study are twofold. The first is to identify potential green infrastructure construction sites by building rooftops and sidewalks. The second is to analyze internal flooding for a wide range of drainage areas and to quantitatively evaluate the effectiveness of stormwater runoff control.MethodsThe target area has approximately 600 ha with a runoff coefficient of 0.71. Using Arc GIS Desktop 10.8.1, this study has identified green roofs and bioswales that would be highly beneficial in capturing large amounts of rainfall. In addition, Info Works ICM was used for the inundation analysis, which can simultaneously calculate the flow in sewer pipelines and above-ground inundation flow. Runoff coefficients were calculated for each land use using the urban land use subdivision mesh data with 100 m unit. This study targeted a 10-year probability rainfall (total rainfall: 86.3 mm, maximum hourly rainfall: 52.3 mm/h, duration: 3 h) with a middle concentrated rainfall waveform obtained from past experiments in the d4PDF database of ensemble climate prediction contributing to global warming.ResultsThe amount of land availability for green roofs and bioswales was about 1 and 0.1% of the drainage area, respectively. The runoff coefficients for green roofs only, bioswales only, with and without introduction of both green roofs and bioswales were 70.34, 70.87, 70.28, and 70.93%, respectively. The difference in runoff coefficients was about 0.65 percentage points even when both were constructed. As a result of inundation analysis, the reduction was 2.5% for the maximum waterlogged area, 1.5% for the flooded area, and 0.7% for the average depth of waterlogging divided by the maximum waterlogged area. The construction of green roofs and bioswales in the same area or downstream of the area shows little mitigation effect when flooding occurs in an area near the downstream end of the sewer network.DiscussionAlthough this study has mainly discussed the stormwater runoff control aspect, the most important feature of green infrastructure is its multifunctionality. In terms of utilizing and promoting green infrastructure, it is important to visualize its multifaceted effects and share them with many stakeholders.

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Green corridor: A critical perspective and development of research agenda

Cited by 14 publications

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Waste reduction as ethical behaviour: a bibliometric analysis and development of future agenda

Waste reduction as ethical behaviour: a bibliometric analysis and development of future agenda

Women financial inclusion research: a bibliometric and network analysis

Estimation of possible locations for green roofs and bioswales and analysis of the effect of their implementation on stormwater runoff control

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