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The Relationship Between Environmental Regulation, Collaborative Innovation And High-Quality Economic Development Of China’s Five Urban Agglomerations
(2025-07)
Fu, Ying
Due to industrialisation and urbanisation, the Chinese government increasingly focuses on high-quality, innovation-driven, and sustainable development. Urban agglomeration is a crucial platform for new quality productive forces and significantly fosters regional rivalry and collaboration in China. Based on the panel data of 95 cities in China from 2011 to 2021, the study assessed and compared the environmental regulation, collaborative innovation, and high-quality economic development of China’s five major urban agglomerations. Then, it analysed the impact of environmental regulation on collaborative innovation using the Tobit model. Next, it analysed the impact of environmental regulation and collaborative innovation on high-quality economic development using fixed-effects and moderating effect models. The results show that the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration and the Pearl River Delta urban agglomeration outperform the Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration, the Chengdu-Chongqing urban agglomeration and the Central Plains urban agglomeration in terms of environmental regulation, collaborative innovation, and high-quality economic development.
The Dynamic Relationship Between Uncertainty In Climate Change Policy And Energy Deployment In The United States
(2025-10)
Raza, Syed Qasim
In the current epoch, the united states of america (us) has been witnessing environmental degradation due to excessive anthropogenic activities mainly derived from intemperate energy consumption. To replenish environmental sustainability, the us has introduced several climate policies. However, these policies are unstable, and the uncertainty factor is associated with them. Hence, the us climate policy uncertainty (cpu) level has also been on the rise since the turn of the 21st century, significantly impacting the economy, energy sector, and environment. The existing literature on the cpu-energy nexus is relatively sparse and renders inconsistent findings. Also, the theoretical aspects of the cpu-energy nexus are vague. Based on the discourse mentioned above, the primary aim of this thesis is to scrutinize the influence of cpu on (non)-renewable energy deployment (i.E., energy production and consumption). In particular, the study has three core objectives. The first objective involves investigating the impact of cpu on renewable energy consumption (ren). In contrast, the second objective examines the effect of cpu on different sources of non-renewable energy consumption (nrec).
The Construction Of Malay Identity In National Museums: A Study On Selected National Museums In Peninsular Malaysia
(2025-09)
Chang, Yi Chang
This thesis examines the display order of museum displays in selected national museums in peninsular malaysia. Specifically, it investigates the order of permanent museum displays in the museum dioramas, using a case-study approach to analyse how the narrative of malay identities and malayness are represented in the malaysian nation-state framework. The main problem identified is that museum texts such as museum displays in the national museum spaces are deeply influenced by institutional power, especially on the narratives of describing malay identity in the nation state. The arrangement of museum artefacts and dominant narratives construct the malay- muslim framework. National museums as cultural authorities normalize and govern the reality and truth of the malay identity in malaysia. The national museum display is to be repurposed to represent the contemporary malay muslim framework in the study. The national museum exhibitions, it normalizes the malay muslim through curated national museum narratives. This study has three objectives: 1. To examine the portrayal of malay identities in the national museums in peninsular malaysia. 2. To understand the historical narratives for the malay identity in the museum display and dioramas of the national museum in malaysia 3. To construct a typology of discourses for the malay history in the malaysia national museums. To achieve the objectives, this study employed an inductive social research strategy through qualitative research methods.
The Role Of Civil Society In Promoting Democracy And Good Governance In Post-Conflict States: A Focus On Somalia
(2025-06)
Mohamed, Marian Abdullahi
This study analyses the role of civil society in Somalia's post-conflict state-building efforts and its capacity to foster democratic government under foreign aid dependency.
The Phenomena Of Paternalism: The Contestation Between Democracy And Traditionalism Within Shiite Communities In Iraq
(2025-02)
Abbas, Alabyadh Muhtadi Ridha
This research delves into the evolution of paternalism in iraqi shiite history, focusing on the ayatollah as a paternalistic figure for the shia community and exploring paternal social thought within shiite culture. By investigating key changes across different periods, identifying the generative mechanisms operative in each era, and analyzing the manifested processes associated with these mechanisms. Utilizing a retroductive research strategy and historical sociology with a qualitative approach, the study identifies generative mechanisms, including tribal culture, islamic religion, shiite theology, and the ayatollah system. Within shia iraq, the mechanisms for paternal social thought involve shiite theology and the usul al-faqih approach for deriving religious law, as well as aspects like an independent economy and educational institutions. In the 19th century, the shiite uṣūlism school asserted control over iran and iraq, establishing the taqlid system. This system emphasized laypeople's emulation of the most knowledgeable ayatollah, where the ayatollah, based on ijtihad, interferes or restricts others' freedom, engaging in discussions on their behalf. Taqlid emerged to counter political modernity entering iraq and iran, linking the shia community with ayatollahs to oversee modernity and limit liberalism. Moving to the 20th century, ayatollah naini supported iran's constitutional movement, while ayatollah al-nouri rejected it. In 1921,

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