The Sustainable Development and Strategic Approaches for Contemporary Higher Education

Hsieh, Ming-Yuan

doi:10.3390/su141912925

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“…Subsequently, ref. [ 47 ] addressed that the presented expert’s and professional’s collected questionnaires should be at least over ten percent of surveyed data to ensure the least errors of research validity and reliability due to the date-collection Delphi method. Thus, considering over ten percent of the 250-person surveyed data, there were 20 experts, professionals, and specialists who were in-person interviewed for expertly weighted questionnaires in the ANP of qualitative analysis [ 48 ].…”

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Preliminary Research on the Sustainable Determinants of Taiwanese Ecotourism with the International Standards

Huang

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Hsieh

2022

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To analyze Taiwanese ecotourism with international standards, this research employed the social learning theory (SLT) to identify the determinants of Taiwanese community ecotourism with the international standards. This basic theory of social psychology comprehensively assays the interplays and interconnections among the three analytical perspectives (ecotourism tours, destinations, and accommodations), the four essential issues (management, social, cultural, and environment) of the Global Sustainable Tourism Council, the six assessed dimensions of ecotourism resolution from the WCC, and the twenty-nine assessed indexes of the KES ecotourism evaluations. It was then possible to comprehensively explore the sustainable determinants of Taiwanese ecotourism with the international standards through the FA of quantitative and qualitative analyses in combination with the highest research validity, reliability, representativeness, and accuracy. After analyzing the evaluated measurements, the empirical and valuable conclusions and findings are (1) these analytical perspectives, appraised attitudes, evaluated criteria, and sub-criteria positively advance Taiwanese ecotourism with the international standards (PITEEICIS); (2) the sustainable determinants of Taiwanese ecotourism with the international standards include the Support for Capacity Building of the Local Community (SCBLC), Cooperation with the Local Community (CLC), Supports for the Local Enterprises (SLE), Local Participation and Benefits Sharing Duties (LPBSD), Tourist Management (TM), and Responsible Tourist Behaviors Inducement (RTBI). Importantly, the majority of ecotourism industrialists and experts still focus on the economic benefits, such as supporting the local community and enterprises, rather than tourist behavior inducement to stimulate ecotourism participation in order to promote and advance the Taiwanese ecotourism to the international standards; (3) in order to promote Taiwanese ecotourism to the international conventions, the Taiwanese government and organizations in ecotourism should contribute toward the local welfare and create and design various training programs and courses to enhance local community’s awareness and capability of ecotourism development in order to establish a complete system that stimulates the ongoing planning and decision making of local community participation and regularly monitors, records, and reflects their opinions, based on the area’s history, culture, and natural attributes, to develop and sell sustainable local products by creating fair trade principles and valuable products.

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Preliminary Research on the Sustainable Determinants of Taiwanese Ecotourism with the International Standards

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2022

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“…Even the amount of semen is regarded as a test of attractiveness, which inadvertently affects males to ejaculate as long as they have sex. Under this pressure, it is difficult to enjoy sex and to remain erect [11][12][13][14][15]. This situation wrecks the sexual interest and relationship of a couple as shown in Figure 2.…”

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Exploring Research on Elevating Male’s Multiple Sexual Climaxes

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“…The United Nations have suggested these goals as the path to follow in order to achieve sustainable development. Some studies have shown the importance of aligning human activities to SDGs (Deveci et al, 2022; Hsieh, 2022; Jagaba et al, 2022). Nevertheless, there is not a clear approach to the contribution of research to the SDGs, especially for countries like Peru.…”

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A systematic review of the trends in ecological science in the megabiodiverse Peru: Research gaps and future directions

2023

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Peru is a megabiodiverse country that is experiencing a considerable amount of anthropogenic change which is risking its ecosystems. Ecological science may provide the answers on how to cope with change by exploring new ways of sustainably using ecosystems. Here we review the current state and trends of ecological studies using a database search aiming to answer these questions: (i) who has been studying Peruvian ecosystems and how impactful was that research? (ii) what are the most studied political and ecological regions in the country? (iii) what are the most studied taxa? (iv) what are the most studied variables? and (v) what are the most studied topics and their relation with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)? To answer these questions, we conducted a systematic review using the Scopus database (1974–2022) and found 465 articles that conducted ecological research in Peru. We found a vast and increasing diversity of journals and authors publishing research on Peru's ecosystems, with an important participation of Peruvian scientists, especially in the last 15 years. The Amazonian regions of the country were most studied, with some political and ecological regions almost assessed, such as Huancavelica, Ayacucho, Apurimac and Tacna and the pacific tropical forest, paramo and palm tree savanna, respectively. Most studies dealt with single species, primarily animals, and secondly plants. Species composition and/or distribution was the main variable of study and conservation was the main topic. Life on Land (SDG 15) was more represented than other SDGs (58.4% of articles), leaving several others almost unstudied. Overall, we found that ecological research on Peruvian ecosystems is biased to certain regions, taxa and topics. This represents important opportunities for new projects, research collaborations and alignment to global sustainability agendas for more meaningful knowledge production, especially considering the significant increase in research output seen in the last 15 years.

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The Sustainable Development and Strategic Approaches for Contemporary Higher Education

Cited by 17 publications

References 37 publications

Preliminary Research on the Sustainable Determinants of Taiwanese Ecotourism with the International Standards

Preliminary Research on the Sustainable Determinants of Taiwanese Ecotourism with the International Standards

Exploring Research on Elevating Male’s Multiple Sexual Climaxes

A systematic review of the trends in ecological science in the megabiodiverse Peru: Research gaps and future directions

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