Sustainable Governance in Northeast Asia: Challenges for Sustainable Frontier

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moral hazard; Chinese traditional culture; agro-products quality and safety; semi-parametric model; crops production; forested land use efficiency; global generalized directional distance function (GGDDF); global Malmquist–Luenberger (GML index); China; industrial pollutant emissions; urbanization; the spatial panel model; Chinese case; reclamation area; land use/cover change; coastal ecological environment; ETS; emissions trading scheme; carbon technical efficiency; CTE; shadow price; Morishima elasticity of substitution; governance; slack-based measure (SBM); ecological footprint (EF); total-factor ecological efficiency (TFEcE); urban land use economic efficiency (ULUEE); sequential slack-based measure (SSBM) model; green land policies; Korea; residential solid waste management; public goods; informal governance; Bivariate Probit; government guanxi; business guanxi; institutional turbulence; market turbulence; new venture performance; ZSG-SBM model; carbon reduction target; efficiency allocation; low-carbon economy; appropriate technology; technology identity; local supply system; emerging market; architectural innovation; Sustainable Asia Conference (SAC); Post-2020 climate regime; green growth; sustainable governance; household heterogeneity factors; urban residents; green travel behavior; home health care; mathematical programming; scheduling optimization; environmentally significant behavior (ESB); public private partnership (PPP); trust; structural equation model (SEM); Korea; carbon responsibility sharing; production principle; consumption principle; value capture principle; provincial value chain