Persepsi komuniti kampus terhadap inisiatif dan amalan kelestarian di Universiti Sains Malaysia

Bakar, Mohd Fairus Abu; Kadir, Nadhrah A.

doi:10.17576/geo-2021-1701-17

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“…The results of the study confirm the conclusions made earlier by other authors that the agglomeration of production services based on the "local neighborhood" effect contributes to a more active introduction of urban green innovations [45][46][47].…”

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The role of university technology transfer centers in the development of the “green” potential of cities

Li,

Mingaleva,

Postnikov

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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A special role in creating a green economy of modern cities is assigned to service industries, which determine the conditions and quality of life of people. The aim of the study is to identify the contribution of Perm universities in the development of a city’s green economy through the creation and dissemination of green technologies. Using the comparative case study methodology, the methods of content qualitative analysis and bibliographic analysis, we study the contribution of Perm universities and university technology transfer centers to the creation of a green economy in the city of Perm and other cities in the region. It has been established that scientific research carried out in Perm universities is capable of providing the industry and service industries with modern scientific developments in the field of green technologies and green products. The study confirmed the research hypothesis that Russian Universities can influence upon the green development of urban and regional economies in the places of their location (presence). It is concluded that Perm universities are in line with the modern innovation ecosystem and there is an opportunity to expand the participation of universities in the Perm Territory in creating the city’s green economy.

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The role of university technology transfer centers in the development of the “green” potential of cities

Li,

Mingaleva,

Postnikov

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…A characteristic that largely links the similarities that Pakistan shares with Malaysia pertain to religion, as both of them have Islam as the national religion. Pakistan and Malaysia share British colonial linkages (Hugo, 2011), and people from what is now Pakistan have been migrating to Malaysia since the late 1800s, with many arriving in the early 1900s (Abu Bakar, 2013).…”

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Migration contexts in shaping community ethnic resources: a Forms of Capital approach on ethnic migrant entrepreneurs in Malaysia

Hamid

Everett

2022

JEC

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Purpose This paper aims to refine the concept of community/ethnic resources for migrant communities by focusing on the way ethnic migrant entrepreneurs (EMEs) use co-ethnic-based (CEB) resources in their entrepreneurial activities, taking into account their migration contexts. Migrants are usually considered as disadvantaged individuals given their restricted opportunities in the labor market and in the business arena; thus, they rely on ethnic resources for survival in the host country. Design/methodology/approach Through Bourdieu’s (1986) forms of capital model, the authors compare the experiences of EMEs from three migrant communities in Malaysia (specifically, the Indonesian, Pakistani and South Korean communities) with regard to their ethnic resources. The authors used a qualitative approach in analyzing our data, which includes interview narratives with 41 individuals consisting of EMEs, community leaders, embassy representatives and trade experts. Findings This study’s findings indicate that migration contexts influence the differences in the way ethnic resources are used by EMEs. The findings are synthesized into a framework of ethnic resources within the context of ethnic migrant entrepreneurship. Research limitations/implications Adopting a qualitative approach was useful in studying the subject, but the findings are still limited within the context of the study. As such, future research is encouraged to test the proposed framework and examine the underexplored aspects of migration in influencing the utilization of ethnic resources for entrepreneurial migrant communities. Practical implications A practical implication of this paper lies in the illustration of migrants’ usage of alternative routes for resources through co-ethnic networks, which is useful for policymakers and businesses focusing on migration and trade. Originality/value This framework contributes to the discourse of ethnic migrant entrepreneurship through further clarifying aspects shaping the utilization of community ethnic resources.

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Towards symbiotic approaches between universities, sustainable development, and cities

Filho

Caughman

Dinis

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Universities are key actors and play a central role in the cities which host them, either as employers, consumers or simply as a magnet to young people and cultural activities. They can be also influencers and supporters of cities in the field of sustainable development. Through an exploratory method and aiming to explore the efforts deployed to foster closer links between universities, sustainable development, and cities and address a literature gap in this regard, this study considers the contribution of universities to sustainable development at the city level. Based on some of the ongoing initiatives worldwide and an international online survey documenting measures undertaken, this study translates the commitment to pursuing sustainable development within cities, with responses from a sample of 45 countries. This study lists some items which may help foster more symbiotic relations between cities and universities. The findings of this study may be used as baselines for strengthening the connections between universities and cities in addressing the sustainable development challenges, as demonstrated through the responses obtained. Accordingly, some suggested actions involving cooperation may include increased communication with city stakeholders and the undertaking of joint initiatives and projects, taking advantage of the ongoing sustainable development challenges worldwide.

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Persepsi komuniti kampus terhadap inisiatif dan amalan kelestarian di Universiti Sains Malaysia

Cited by 3 publications

References 2 publications

The role of university technology transfer centers in the development of the “green” potential of cities

The role of university technology transfer centers in the development of the “green” potential of cities

Migration contexts in shaping community ethnic resources: a Forms of Capital approach on ethnic migrant entrepreneurs in Malaysia

Towards symbiotic approaches between universities, sustainable development, and cities

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