1.1 Background This Manuscript reports the major findings regarding students’ perspectives
on what matters to their learning in International Service-Learning (ISL). This material is …

… activities since the historical period, and new viewpoints on the mechanisms of periodic
climate change and human social adaptability; it also discusses the similarities and differences …

… This chapter points out such problematic issues as the overlapping yet fragmented authority
in regulation of renewable-energy development at the central level; incoherence between …

… the perspective of social identity. SIMPEA considers the influence of collective self-definition
on environmental assessment and behavioral response, which provides a new perspective …

… resilient city. Therefore, in this paper, it focuses on the following three problems: 1) Since the
existing definitions of resilience … concepts applicable to multidisciplinary and research fields…

… In summary, community resilience is defined as the community system's capacity to absorb
disturbances and rearrange the system when changing to maintain or create functions, …

… to recognize and adopt an interdisciplinary perspective in understanding the cultural forces
(Leung, K. et al., 2005). Therefore, we need a multidisciplinary paradigm to carry on effective …

… We encourage interdisciplinary perspectives that highlight the intersections between life
writing, history, sociology, and culture. Topics may include, but are not limited to: theoretical …

… resilience should be cultivated at the meso level, and the research development direction of
moral resilience of … a reference for the development of moral resilience of nurses in China. …

… Drawing upon a multidisciplinary perspective and a multimethod approach, I analyzed
emerging opportunities, issues, and challenges of commodification, morality, political dissonance/…