Charles Fang Chin Cheng

TL;DR: In this article, the authors explored whether the low levels of industrialization in developing countries are attributable to long-term changes in opportunities available to the sector around the globe, and found that the manufacturing sector's value added and employment contribution to world GDP and employment, respectively, have not changed significantly since 1970.

TL;DR: It is provided evidence that a substitution effect exists between environmental regulation stringency and trade of environmental goods, and increased capacity to innovate, cultural ties, geographical proximity and financial uncertainty also play a role.

TL;DR: In this article, student participation and guided learning in an ecotourism-education-based study was examined to examine the pro-environmental behaviour (PEB) outcome and change through student participation.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors assess the effectiveness of a student participatory approach and assessment to achieve an environmentally friendly behaviour and change strategy, and find that students' participations through the development, implementation and maintenance of nature-based experiences, combined with professional guides in educating students about sustainable practices has significant and positive effects on pro-environmental behaviour (PEB).

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed a dual-formulation of ISID to rationalize the trade-offs among externalities brought by industrialization, and applied two newly developed efficiency evaluation approaches, Multi-Directional Efficiency Analysis (MEA) and Range-Adjusted Measure (RAM), to evaluate and analyze the ISID for China.