The 2030 Agenda and Development Co-operation Results

Engberg-Pedersen, Poul; Zwart, Rosie

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“…To be more precise, future research on social mentality to assist health could tend to explore diversified methods to cultivate a healthy social mentality from the perspective of art, improving the SPPS, strengthening the refinement of population research and the comparative study of populations, and exploring the influencing factors and cultivation methods of a healthy social mentality from the perspective of methodology. Furthermore, it is an important topic to explore new training methods for healthy social mentality in the future, which assist the achievement of SDG 3, ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages, and SDG 11, building sustainable cities and communities [ 7 ].…”

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“…However, sustainable mental health at the individual level can form a healthy social mentality [ 4 ] and the public’s attitude toward COVID-19 reflects a nation’s culture, quality, and competitiveness, in which a healthy social mentality is conducive to dealing with the current and post-COVID-19 situations [ 5 ]. Harmonious societies can be achieved and supported by a healthy social mentality [ 6 ], which facilitates sustainable cities and communities in line with the United Nations SDG 11 [ 7 ].…”

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The Relationship between Social Mentality and Health in Promoting Well-Being and Sustainable City

Liu

Han

Yan

et al. 2022

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In the context of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), people’s social mentality and mental health have been severely affected, which has hindered or even reversed the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, there is a lack of investigation into the potential relationship between social mentality and health, as well as of the comparison between different databases worldwide and in China, in the current context of COVID-19. Hence, the aim of this paper is to explore the research hotspots and development trends of social mentality and health in China and worldwide, while improving people’s health, building a sustainable society, and facilitating the achieving of the SDGs. A bibliometric method is employed in this paper from a macro-quantitative and micro-qualitative perspective to explore the research hotspots and trends of social mentality and health in the world and China from the two databases, namely the English-language Web of Science (WOS) and the Chinese-language China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI). The results indicate that: (1) By using keyword co-occurrence and clustering analysis via the CiteSpace software bibliometric tool, 11 current research hotspots have been identified and studies are increasing in terms of using the Chinese language and the English language. (2) The current studies in the CNKI database mainly focus on the macro social environmental factors affecting social mentality and population research, while the studies in the WOS database pay more attention to social mentality and health in the context of the COVID-19 epidemic situation and a variety of professions. Hence, future research could explore the influencing factors and cultivation methods toward a healthy social mentality from the perspective of methodology and toward achieving SDG 3, providing healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages, and SDG 11, building sustainable cities and communities in the post-pandemic COVID-19 era.

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The Relationship between Social Mentality and Health in Promoting Well-Being and Sustainable City

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Yan

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“…Bendixen (2001, p. 13), looking for links and relations between market-driven economies and culture, concluded that modern economies could not develop without the contribution of culture. On the other hand, the great importance of culture for the economy and societies (Engberg-Pedersen, & Zwart, 2018;Fukuyama, 2003;Sanetra-Szeliga, 2018, pp. 50-58), especially local (Kurowska-Pysz, 2014, p. 43) justifies analysing costs and institutions in general.…”

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Cultural institutions in Poland: the nature of their organisation and financing

Gałecka

Smolny

2023

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Motivation: Previous research regarding the external conditions of public cultural institutions inspired us to analyse the internal conditions of individual institutions.Aim: The purpose of the current study is to answer the question of whether and how the internal regulations pertaining to theatres based on financial, organisational, and creative autonomy affect the financial and substantive performance of public cultural institutions. In order to achieve the aim of the study and answer the research question, we analysed cultural institutions in terms of their system. Additionally, the financial and substantive situation of the studied theatres was analysed.Results: The lack of clear process and entity requirements affects the dependence of the performance of public cultural institutions on individual, internal organisational arrangements, suggesting the need to unify these processes through a reform of these institutions. Attention should be paid to the transparency of public spending, organizational culture and effectiveness of public cultural institutions. In the current legal status, the conducted showed a large discrepancy in the results of the theatres studied.

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The role of finance in environmental protection: A report on regulators’ perspective

Boscia¹,

Stefanelli²,

Coluccia³

et al. 2019

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In international contexts, a key role has been assigned to sustainable finance for the achievement of climate change mitigation objectives. In the context of environmental finance, this contribution focuses on the tool of green bonds, framing the regulators’ perspective and the principles of (self) regulation that describe the process of issuing, evaluating and reporting for the transparency and efficiency of the financial market. The previous studies, in fact, neglected the theme of the rules despite the numerous interventions of the institutions in this field and despite the fact that the theory of market efficiency underlines the crucial role of the rules for the protection of investors and the transparency of the market. In particular, knowing the regulatory framework makes possible to highlight the system of incentives and protections for issuers and investors in the segment of listing and trading of securities. From our analysis, it emerged that the current voluntary regulatory system is still far from ensuring an adequate level of transparency to investors. However, the report published by the EU Commission, containing the proposal to introduce common criteria for the issuance of green bonds in Europe, seems to promote greater protection for the underwriters, leaving more room for the development of green investments. The present study concerns a preliminary analysis, necessary for subsequent investigations aimed at evaluating the convenience of green bonds compared to other segments of bonds listed on the European market.

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The 2030 Agenda and Development Co-operation Results

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The Relationship between Social Mentality and Health in Promoting Well-Being and Sustainable City

The Relationship between Social Mentality and Health in Promoting Well-Being and Sustainable City

Cultural institutions in Poland: the nature of their organisation and financing

The role of finance in environmental protection: A report on regulators’ perspective

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