Vol. 11 No. 37 (2026): Jun. AicE-Bs2026Sokcho, Kyungdong University Global (KDU Global), Sokcho (Goseong), S.Korea 04-06 Jun 2026
The hybrid 14th Asia-Pacific International Conference on Environment-Behaviour Studies (AicE-Bs2026Sokcho) marked the 54th international event for AMER. Further details regarding the event hosted by KDU Research Centre and IIUM's KSTCL from June 04–06, 2026, are available at the official portal https://www.amerabra.org/index.php/aice-bs2026sokcho-04-06-jun-2026/. Out of the total 38 papers presented, 23 papers were approved for publication in this issue.
Editorial Architecture & Outward Trans-Regional Focus: Vol. 11 No. 37
To ensure absolute transparency and content relevance for active international indexing evaluation, the Editorial Board notes that the 23 selected papers compiled within this volume are dedicated to advancing the multidisciplinary discipline of Environment-Behaviour Studies (EBS), focusing on how regional communities respond, adapt, and look outward toward macro-level Asia-Pacific trans-continental currents and global environmental shifts. While drawing upon a highly concentrated empirical dataset from established Asian research hubs to maintain strict baseline data control, this specific volume evaluates how localized populations adapt to macro-variables shaping human Quality of Life (QoL) across the wider Asia-Pacific rim. In alignment with our strict content gatekeeping protocols, all papers are hard-coded into our permanent research taxonomy:
Track 1 (Smart Technology & Digital Behavioral Environments): Human-machine adaptation, digital platform cognition, and virtual city engagements.
Track 2 (Socio-Economic, Management & Public Policy Environments): Food safety questionnaire validation metrics, organizational work ethics, and digital pharmacy regulatory environments.
Track 3 (Built Environment, Spatial Design & Spatial Infrastructure): Architectural tourism experiences, shopping value perceptions within duty-free spatial developments, and physical design evaluations.
Track 4 (Social, Cultural & Community Interaction Environments): Spatial mobility, community sense of belonging, and micro trajectories of regional populations.
Track 5 (Human Development, Spatial Education & Physical Wellbeing): Lived experiences of recovery, educational motivation frameworks, inclusive models, and AI-powered learning environments.
Track 6 (Sustainability, Energy & Natural Cognitive Environments): Environmental awareness, machine learning frameworks for climate monitoring, and perceived ecological responsibility.
Note: All 23 manuscripts cleared our rigorous pre-conference manual double-blind peer review managed over secure institutional email networks and successfully passed a sub-30% Turnitin similarity screening before final publication on 18 June 2026.
Editorial Architecture & Outward Trans-Regional Focus: Vol. 11 No. 37
To ensure absolute transparency and content relevance for active international indexing evaluation, the Editorial Board notes that the 23 selected papers compiled within this volume are dedicated to advancing the multidisciplinary discipline of Environment-Behaviour Studies (EBS), focusing on how regional communities respond, adapt, and look outward toward macro-level Asia-Pacific trans-continental currents and global environmental shifts. While drawing upon a highly concentrated empirical dataset from established Asian research hubs to maintain strict baseline data control, this specific volume evaluates how localized populations adapt to macro-variables shaping human Quality of Life (QoL) across the wider Asia-Pacific rim. In alignment with our strict content gatekeeping protocols, all papers are hard-coded into our permanent research taxonomy:
Track 1 (Smart Technology & Digital Behavioral Environments): Human-machine adaptation, digital platform cognition, and virtual city engagements.
Track 2 (Socio-Economic, Management & Public Policy Environments): Food safety questionnaire validation metrics, organizational work ethics, and digital pharmacy regulatory environments.
Track 3 (Built Environment, Spatial Design & Spatial Infrastructure): Architectural tourism experiences, shopping value perceptions within duty-free spatial developments, and physical design evaluations.
Track 4 (Social, Cultural & Community Interaction Environments): Spatial mobility, community sense of belonging, and micro trajectories of regional populations.
Track 5 (Human Development, Spatial Education & Physical Wellbeing): Lived experiences of recovery, educational motivation frameworks, inclusive models, and AI-powered learning environments.
Track 6 (Sustainability, Energy & Natural Cognitive Environments): Environmental awareness, machine learning frameworks for climate monitoring, and perceived ecological responsibility.
Note: All 23 manuscripts cleared our rigorous pre-conference manual double-blind peer review managed over secure institutional email networks and successfully passed a sub-30% Turnitin similarity screening before final publication on 18 June 2026.
Published:
2026-06-18
