![]() | Editor-in-chief:Dongzhu Chu ISSN:2424-8053(print) ISSN: 2424-9882(online) Publishing Frequency:semi-yearly Article Processing Charges(APC):500 SGD Publishing Model:Open Access Journal number:7 |
About the journal Journal of Sustainable Urbanization, Planning and Progress (JSUPP) is a multidisciplinary journal whose research papers, opinion articles, technical notes and monographs / special issues have attracted worldwide attention. It provides a channel for expanded papers on the process of urbanization, sustainable planning techniques, and global progress in the development of sustainable cities. We welcome papers on the process of urbanization, spatial and environmental planning, sustainable practices in urban planning, and progress in the field of sustainable cities, which contribute to the scholarship on urbanization, planning and progress. |
Vol 8, No 1 (2024)
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RESEARCH ARTICLE
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Xinyu Lin, Chen-Yuan Chiu, Yichia Lin AbstractExamining industry output, productive berths, and GDP in China informs effective policy strategies for sustainable development, with a focus on key ports like Xiamen Port in the southeast region of china. Utilizing multiple regression analysis, this study explores the relationships among industry output, productive berths, and GDP, particularly focusing on Xiamen Port's significance in China's economic landscape. A negative correlation exists between primary industry output and GDP, emphasizing the need for sustainable industrial policies. Secondary industry also influences GDP negatively, albeit to a lesser extent. Increased productive berths positively impact GDP, highlighting infrastructure's role in economic growth. Balancing economic growth with sustainability requires targeted policies. Infrastructure development is crucial for economic performance. However, cautious interpretation is essential due to regression analysis limitations.
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Qingqing Yang AbstractThe need for deep integration of culture and tourism, aiming ultimately to establish a Chinese discourse and narrative system. This includes creating two windows and one position: transforming the tourism industry into a window for spiritual civilization and a platform to promote Chinese civilization and modernization achievements, serving as an important base for spreading scientific knowledge and advanced culture. In response to the national call, we are tasked with a new cultural mission to build the modern civilization of the Chinese nation. Around the national development strategy and key areas such as strategic emerging industries, the "Rural Revitalization Cultural and Art Planning" proposal has been approved as a national experts service grassroots demonstration team project. Initially targeting regions like Shandong, Guizhou, Jiangxi, and Shanghai across four cities and five districts and counties, the project focuses on research, guidance, and deep practice to transform cultural and tourism performances into unique cultural attractions for rural revitalization.
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Yongjin Liu, Wenhu Su, Liqun Chang AbstractChina's agricultural resources play a very important role globally, serving as the foundation for the development of China's agricultural economy and playing an irreplaceable role in China's socio-economic development. However, due to various factors such as population growth, economic growth, and social progress, China's agricultural resources are facing unprecedented pressure. To effectively protect and reasonably utilize agricultural resources, relevant departments in China should actively take measures to ensure the sustainable utilization of agricultural resources. From an ecological perspective, the protection and rational utilization of agricultural resources can further promote the healthy and rapid development of the agricultural economy. Therefore, based on ecology, this article explores specific measures for the protection and rational utilization of agricultural resources, aiming to provide some reference and inspiration for the sustainable development of agriculture in China. |
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