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Environmental NGOs' Roles in Promoting Green Development
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作者 Zhang Yonghong Wang Bo 《International Understanding》 2016年第3期10-12,共3页
China is currently vigorously pushing forward ecological protection,laying emphasis on the development of green,circular and low-carbon development.China’s President Xi Jinping laid out a series of important decision... China is currently vigorously pushing forward ecological protection,laying emphasis on the development of green,circular and low-carbon development.China’s President Xi Jinping laid out a series of important decisions and arrangements on ecological conservation,and put forward the concepts of innovative,coordinated,green,open and shared development.The green 展开更多
关键词 this Roles in Promoting Green Development environmental ngos
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Constructing a "Common Field" Across the Taiwan Strait via Environmentalism? Case Studies of Cross-Strait Environment NGO Exchanges
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作者 Szu-chien Hsu 《International Relations and Diplomacy》 2015年第8期565-577,共13页
This paper examines cases of exchange among environmental non-governmental organizations (ENGOs) between Taiwan and China. Based on interviews with three Taiwan Residents ENGOs and five Chinese ENGOs, this article h... This paper examines cases of exchange among environmental non-governmental organizations (ENGOs) between Taiwan and China. Based on interviews with three Taiwan Residents ENGOs and five Chinese ENGOs, this article has come up with the following preliminary observations. First, Chinese ENGOs have already built widespread connections with international community and developed good partner relationship within international groups. The exchange between the ENGOs across the Taiwan Strait is part of such a global network. Second, unlike other external or international actors, the Taiwan Residents ENGOs rarely provide direct financial support to the Chinese counterparts. Instead, the most important impact the Taiwan Residents ENGOs have brought to their Chinese counterparts are their accounts of ideas and their experiences of practices. Third, due to similar language and cultural backgrounds, Taiwan Residents ENGOs have a more important role in influencing their Chinese counterparts in comparison with other international connection. These direct contacts have contributed to form a "common identity" of environmentalism among the ENGOs across the strait, which actually is also part of a "global identity of environmentalism". Exchanges across the Taiwan Strait among ENGOs have provided a case in which cross-strait relations can be constructed and construed beyond nationalistic or economic context. ENGOs of Taiwan and China are developing a "common identity" as partners in a global community via "environmentalism". 展开更多
关键词 environmental ngo cross-strait relation civil society TAIWAN China
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