生态系统文化服务研究进展——基于Web of Science分析
摘要
随着社会经济的发展,人类对精神层面产品的需求越来越多。生态系统具有文化服务功能,因此近年来学者对文化服务的研究和关注越来越多,发表的文献数量也在持续增加。通过收集与生态系统文化服务相关的文献资料,运用统计分析方法,试图理清国际生态系统文化服务研究脉络。利用Web of Science核心合集数据库,共析出样本文献1530篇,分别对文化服务的研究趋势、时段特征、作者分布、机构分布和文献期刊分布等进行分析。研究发现,生态系统文化服务研究逐渐从以生态学为主,演变为融合生态学、地理学、管理学、社会学等众多学科的综合研究。未来文化服务的研究将集中在文化服务价值的货币化评估、文化服务管理与应用、文化服务指标体系构建、文化服务价值制图、游憩功能和美学功能6大方向。
引文
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