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• TITLE: Research on the Development Pathways for Low-Carbon City Construction from a Multi-Stakeholder Collaborative Perspective—A Case Study of Xiamen, a Pilot Low-Carbon City in China

  AUTHORS: Yihan Ye, Shuai Ma, Anting Dai, Yuqing Zeng, Linyue Jin, Yaqian Li

  KEYWORDS: Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration, Low-Carbon Cities, Developmental Pathways

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Business and Management, Vol.12 No.3, May 31, 2024

  ABSTRACT: The construction of low-carbon cities is crucial for sustainable urban development. This paper investigates the developmental pathways for low-carbon city construction based on the theory of collaboration, analyzing the stakeholders involved in the construction of low-carbon cities. Using Xiamen, a pilot low-carbon city in China, as a case study, the research analyzes the main practices of various stakeholders. Finally, it offers strategic recommendations for low-carbon city construction from multiple dimensions including government, residents, businesses, and media. This study enriches the field of low-carbon city construction and provides theoretical guidance to accelerate the global advancement of low-carbon cities.