Legal perspectives on the role of culture in sustainable development

Plessis, Anél du; Rautenbach, Christa

doi:10.4314/pelj.v13i1.55352

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“…e study found that in the context of sustainable development, the fluidity and importance of culture need to be differentiated from the role of culture and the role played in sustainable development [4].…”

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[Retracted] Sustainable Development of Green Reverse Logistics Based on Blockchain

Zhao

2022

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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With the depletion of global resources and the deterioration of the ecological environment, the implementation of green reverse logistics management has become a necessary means. Green reverse logistics is a new type of reverse logistics that aims to improve resource utilization and protect the ecological environment. While promoting sustainable development, “green reverse logistics” also has certain social and economic significance. This paper compared the green reverse logistics system based on blockchain with the current green reverse logistics system. Taking drug recycling as an example, this paper mainly analyzed the waste rate, utilization rate, and enterprise income. The comparison results showed that the efficiency of drug recycling based on blockchain has increased by 20.1% compared with the current stage, and the waste rate has decreased by 16%. The utilization rate has increased by 14%, and corporate income has also increased by 19.5%. It is greatly indicated that green reverse logistics based on blockchain is of great significance to enterprise income and environmental protection, which also produces great social benefits.

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[Retracted] Sustainable Development of Green Reverse Logistics Based on Blockchain

Zhao

2022

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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“…Culture sustainability is an important partition of social sustainability [1] and can even be considered as an additional pillar of sustainability [2,3]. Growing interests have been placed on the role of culture in sustainable development [4].…”

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Where to Preserve? Evaluating the Integrity Principle for Delineating Protection Scopes of Kaiping Diaolou and Villages

Yin

Zhang

et al. 2019

Sustainability

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While establishing where to preserve in a world heritage site is critical for heritage protection, management and cultural sustainability, the approach to delineating protection scopes under the integrity principle remains less discussed in literature. This study explores a quantitative approach to evaluating the preservation scopes of the Kaiping Diaolou and Villages (KDVs), a world culture heritage in south China. Diaolous are multiple-story tower dwellings, originally built for defense purposes in the villages of Kaiping, with mixed Chinese and Western architectural styles. We investigate 1629 Diaolous with varying architectural and locational attributes and defensive functions for resisting invasion. We use a GIS-based analysis to identify the boundaries of defensive regions and then categorize them into four types, relying on principal component and clustering analysis. Results suggest that current protection scopes may overlook the spatial organization of Diaolous as a defensive system, failing to consider the cultural value of typology and boundary integrity. The delineation of protection scopes thus need to emphasize functional distribution and organization of historical buildings along with their architectural value.

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Situating Culture in Sustainable Development Discourse: Reflections in the Context of the Himalayas

Kumar,

Shoshta

2024

Addressing the Climate Crisis in the Indian Himalayas

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Legal perspectives on the role of culture in sustainable development

Abstract: Culture keeps getting guernseys in the pep talks, but when the game starts it always seems to end up on the bench. Perhaps the reason why this keeps happening aren't [sic] all that important, provided that, this time, culture gets a run.

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[Retracted] Sustainable Development of Green Reverse Logistics Based on Blockchain

[Retracted] Sustainable Development of Green Reverse Logistics Based on Blockchain

Where to Preserve? Evaluating the Integrity Principle for Delineating Protection Scopes of Kaiping Diaolou and Villages

Situating Culture in Sustainable Development Discourse: Reflections in the Context of the Himalayas

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