The evolution and research framework of carbon footprint: Based on the perspective of knowledge mapping

Yang, Yi; Meng, Guanfei

doi:10.1016/j.ecolind.2020.106125

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“…For example, strong public support can ensure that environmental policies achieve emission reduction targets under weak environmental regulation [43]. As a wide-scale system of environmental information disclosure, public participation is expected theoretically to be the link between government-led vertical governance [44][45][46] and market-oriented horizontal governance [28,47]. However, the complementary effect is influenced by a wide range of factors, ranging from the promotion of information exchange mechanisms [48,49] to the optimization of governance strategies [50,51].…”

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“…Simultaneous effects of multiple policy instruments were systematically examined in policy simulations, whereas previous similar analyses often conducted independent sensitivity analyses for individual parameters. In addition, the research design of the evolution dynamics of public environmental governance behaviour in this paper is not designed to prove the robustness of theoretical propositions commonly found in the existing literature [ 28 , 29 ], so it is more policy-oriented predictability of effects.…”

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A game theoretical model for the stimulation of public cooperation in environmental collaborative governance

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Digital technologies provide a convenient way for the public to participate in environmental governance. Therefore, by means of a two-stage evolutionary model, a new mechanism for promoting public cooperation is proposed to accomplish environmental collaborative governance. Interactive effects of government–enterprise environmental governance are firstly explored, which is the external atmosphere for public behaviour. Second, the evolutionary dynamics of public behaviour is analysed to reveal the internal mechanism of the emergence of public cooperation in environmental collaborative governance projects. Simulations reveal that the interaction of resource elements between government and enterprise is an important basis for environmental governance performance, and that governments can improve this as well as public cooperation by increasing the marginal governance propensity. Similarly, an increase in the government's fixed expenditure item of environmental governance can also significantly improve government–enterprise performance and public cooperation. And finally, the effect of government's marginal incentive propensity on public environmental governance is moderated by enterprises' marginal environmental governance propensity, so that simply increasing the government's marginal incentive propensity cannot improve the evolutionary stable state of public behaviour under the scenario where enterprises’ marginal environmental governance propensity is low.

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A game theoretical model for the stimulation of public cooperation in environmental collaborative governance

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“…It could be re ected by the actively citing papers and the speci c keywords whose occurring frequency has suddenly increased in recent years (Huang et al, 2020;Yang and Meng, 2020). Here, a burst detection algorithm of keywords from WOS and CNKI databases and a co-citation clustering analysis of references from WOS based on LLR algorithm were performed to explore the research frontiers of LMF (Xiao et al, 2017).…”

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Integrated quantitative bibliometric and in-depth qualitative content analysis of global biodegradable liquid mulching film research: Progress, hotspots and prospect

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Biodegradable liquid mulching film (LMF) as a new alternative to alleviate the agricultural plastic pollution has attracted increasing attentions for sustainable development of agriculture, especially in China. However, the global research status and knowledge gaps of LMF are still unclear despite expanding academic literatures, hindering its promotion. Here, a data-driven analysis integrating the advantages of bibliometric visualization technology and content analysis was firstly conducted to present an objective and comprehensive overview of LMF at global level. A total of 467 English and Chinese literatures were analyzed to elucidate its global development history, research hotspots, and future research directions. The studies on LMF have increased over time but are still nascent, and Italy and China are the most productive and influential countries with the most influential institutions and authors. The research hotspots have shifted from exploitation of LMF using natural and waste bio-based polymers and synthetic polymers (1998–2005) to plant cultivation effectiveness evaluation (2006–2021) and impact assessment of soil ecosystem (2016–2021). However, studies on the standards establishment, performance improvement, response of soil microbial to LMF mulching, degradation mechanisms, and its long-term effects on agroecosystem are still insufficient and of great significance for the future study. This study offers critical information and guidance to promote the development and application of LMF.

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“…Compared to traditional reviews, a scientometric review has the advantages of dealing with big data, providing a more rigorous research output, finding pivotal points in an intellectual structure, detecting the emerging trends in a specific field, and employing various network-based visualization technologies to make a more intuitive impression [23,28,29]. erefore, this approach has become increasingly applied in different areas of academic research, such as identifying the research trends on green construction [30], showing the intellectual landscape of propoor tourism research [31], finding the opportunities and challenges in destination branding [32], mapping the evolution and research framework of carbon footprint [33], and arising number of scientometric studies in the fields of finance and economics [34,35]. ese papers demonstrate the advantage and fitness of scientometric methods for exploring academic knowledge bases and corresponding cutting-edge issues.…”

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A Scientometric Review of Digital Currency and Electronic Payment Research: A Network Perspective

Shi-qing

Sun

2020

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The potential implications of digital currencies and electronic payment (DC/EP) have become a hot global research area. To present the knowledge bases and research fronts of this field, we apply a scientometric approach to analyze 454 publications obtained from the Web of Science core collection. Results show that, first, the knowledge bases can be classified into three main topics: (1) the usage and diversification effect of private digital currencies from the point of investment and asset allocation; (2) the price dynamics and market efficiency of private digital currencies; and (3) other economic roles of digital currencies and corresponding change brought into the monetary system. Second, several research trends can be inferred using sliding window analysis and burst detection, namely, how the introduction of digital currencies changes consumers’ choice in payment instrument and their money demand; how social media and investor sentiment affect the market of digital currencies; and the impact of digital currencies on the central bank, monetary policy, and central bank digital currency. Third, core scholars and countries involved in the research of DC/EP are identified, and it is found that collaboration has been rising especially among European scholars and countries. With these systematic analyses, we offer recommendations for scholars and practitioners in future research of DC/EP.

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The evolution and research framework of carbon footprint: Based on the perspective of knowledge mapping

Cited by 28 publications

References 43 publications

A game theoretical model for the stimulation of public cooperation in environmental collaborative governance

A game theoretical model for the stimulation of public cooperation in environmental collaborative governance

Integrated quantitative bibliometric and in-depth qualitative content analysis of global biodegradable liquid mulching film research: Progress, hotspots and prospect

A Scientometric Review of Digital Currency and Electronic Payment Research: A Network Perspective

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