长三角地区影响FDI流入因素的实证研究

本文以邓宁的区位优势理论为基础,选择劳动力工资水平、市场容量、基础设施、产业结构、制度变迁和进出口商品总值等关键变量,利用江苏省、上海市和浙江省的面板数据对这些变量与FDI的流入量之间的关系进行了实证分析,并简要推断了FDI的类型,得出了具有一定解释力的结论。     

我国汇率制度的现状分析及改革策略

本文首先阐述了我国目前采取固定钉住汇率制度的原因,然后结合我国经济发展的走势对固定钉住汇率制的缺陷和管理浮动汇率制的优势进行了分析,得出了有管理的浮动汇率制度才是我国汇率制度的最佳选择。最后笔者对我国汇率制度实现由固定向浮动转变的政策建议。     

合作社生猪质量供给困境与治理研究——基于集体行动理论的视角

专业合作社成员在空间分布上呈现出明显的地缘性特征,使得合作社对生猪质量控制具有天然的优势,但仍无法避免成员“搭便车”的困境。文章以奥尔森的集体行动理论为指导,设计了选择性激励、允许成员异质性以及强制措施等治理机制,并通过对金诚众和合作社的案例分析,提出扶持合作社进行生猪品牌建设,提高生猪抽检比例,加强猪肉产品的认证管理等政策建议。     

耗散结构理论视域下高职院校基层团组织建设路径探究——以广东农工商职业技术学院为例

从系统论角度出发分析高职院校基层团组织的自组织特性,借用耗散结构理论对自组织系统确立新的有序结构所需要条件的研究,分析当前高职院校基层团组织存在的问题,探究形成开放有序的基层团组织的建设路径.     

中国林业NGO对外交流面临的机遇和挑战

随着NGO在林业国际事务中的作用日渐显现,以及我国林业事业对外交流的需求不断增强,中国林业NGO对外交流迎来了良好的机遇期,同时也面临着诸多问题和挑战。通过对林业NGO对外交流现状以及存在问题的介绍与分析,提出了今后我国林业NGO对外交流的具体建议。     

Acquiescence and conflict in exchanges between inbound tour operators and their overseas outbound partners: A case study on Tanzania

Achieving partner acquiescence is critical in interfirm exchanges because it allows the focal firm to achieve its desired outcomes. Using a case study on dyadic relationships between inbound tour operators in Tanzania and their overseas outbound partners, this paper investigates the effect of partner irreplaceability and distributive fairness on acquiescence, and the subsequent effect that acquiescence has on conflict. The case study uses partial least squares structural equation modeling on data collected from 129 dyadic relationships. Results show that partner irreplaceability and distributive fairness are positively associated with acquiescence, which in turn reduces conflict. The effect of distributive fairness on acquiescence was found to be larger than that of irreplaceability. In addition, the direct effect of distributive fairness on conflict, although not hypothesised, was found to be significant. This emphasises the importance of distributive fairness, and its role as a possible buffer to conflict in less acquiescent exchanges.     

Tourists’ hotel event experience and satisfaction: an integrative approach

ABSTRACT

Tourists’ hotel event experiences have received little attention in tourism research. By proposing an integrated model of expectation–confirmation theory (ECT) and the experience economy concept, this research explores the relationship between tourists’ event experience and their satisfaction regarding the hotel event setting. The hypothesized model was empirically validated using a sample of 663 tourists who experienced a holiday event at a resort hotel. Results confirmed that the integration of the experience economy and ECT provided a better understanding of tourists’ post-satisfaction in a pleasure-driven setting. This affective–cognitive approach advances the knowledge of tourists’ experiences and satisfaction at hotel events.     

Examining the influencing factors of intention to share accommodations in online hospitality exchange networks

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CouchSurfing is a free social-network-based online hospitality exchange network, aptly representing a new sharing economy phenomenon. Based on social capital theory and previous literature, this study attempts to answer why hosts help strangers without any expected economic benefit within online hospitality exchange networks. An empirical study based on a Web survey conducted with CouchSurfing hosts reveals that the most identified antecedents (enjoy helping, shared narratives, desire to make friends, and reciprocity) are significantly related to hosts’ intention to share accommodations. Interestingly, the overshadowing effect of trust in CouchSurfing on the intention to share accommodations is also found.     

Unraveling public support for casino gaming: The case of a casino referendum in Penghu

By integrating the social exchange theory (SET) and the theory of planned behavior (TPB), this study unravels the factors associated with residents’ intention to support casino gaming development in Penghu in future referenda. Residents’ attitudes toward casino gaming development in their community were examined in the SET framework while their intention to support such development was investigated in the TPB framework. Despite that partisan difference did not have a significant interaction with TPB variables, past behavior exerted moderating effects determining residents’ intention to support casino gaming development through two TPB variables: subjective norm and perceived behavioral control. Implications are provided.

Abbreviations: ATTU: attitude; DPP: Democratic Progress Party; ECOI: perceived economic impact; ENVI: perceived environmental impact; INT: intention to support casino gaming development in future referenda; KMT: Kuomingtang; PBC: perceived behavioral control; PPB: perceived personal benefit; SET: social exchange theory; SN: subjective norms; SOCI: perceived social impact; TPB: theory of planned behavior