Twan Huybers
Biographic Data
| ID | 6221587 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Twan Huybers |
| GIVEN NAMES | Twan |
| FAMILY NAME | Huybers |
| SIGNATURE | HUYBERS T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Canberra |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3632-4731 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
What drives academic research misconduct? The viewpoint of researchers
Research misconduct in higher education is a global concern. Research integrity is vital for ensuring scientific research is trustworthy for the research community and public. Despite the importance of research integrity, research misconduct – breaches of scientific norms such as fabrication, falsification, plagiarism, and questionable practices – remains prevalent. This study explores academic researchers’ perceptions of the relative importance …
Exploring heterogeneity in studies of income elasticity of renewable energy deployment
The relationship between national income and renewable energy deployment has gained significant attention in recent years, as understanding this linkage is crucial for shaping future energy policy. However, existing empirical studies report widely varying estimates of income elasticity of renewable energy deployment, creating ambiguity around the consistency of this relationship. To address this, we conduct a meta-analysis using 785 elasticity es…
Public servants working from home during the pandemic
Employees experienced both advantages and disadvantages while working from home during the COVID‐19 pandemic. Researchers have examined these impacts on women and those with caring responsibilities; however, little research has examined the impacts on other groups of employees, such as those with a disability or employed on a casual basis. In this article, we focus on the public sector and examine who gained and who lost while working from home, …
Exploring integrity in Australian public services
Integrity is an ongoing concern in the public sector. Contemporary examples include fraud incidents, ethical violations, theft, and a disregard of legal advice resulting in significant harms to the public. Public service integrity management systems are interconnected frameworks of legislation and institutions intended to reduce such incidents, including Codes of Conduct (CoCs). A CoC is typically defined as a written set of norms that outline vi…
International student flows into provincial China – the main motivations for higher education students
While being a major source country of international students for western countries, China's position as a destination for international students has risen rapidly in the last decade. However, the reasons behind provincial China's inbound student flows are under-researched. To address this gap in the literature, taking Jiangsu as a case study, this study identifies a hierarchy of motivations behind international flows of students into provincial C…
Exploring the use of best-worst scaling to elicit course experience questionnaire responses
Students are an important stakeholder group in the context of quality assurance in higher education. From their perspective as learners, students’ views on educational experiences are increasingly used as an indicator of educational quality. The Course Experience Questionnaire (CEQ) is a widely used quantitative tool to gauge students’ perceptions of degree programmes. With a view to enhancing the scope for differentiation between individual ques…
Tourist destination and experience choice
Student evaluation of teaching
An important purpose of student evaluation of teaching is to inform an educator’s reflection about the strengths and weaknesses of their teaching approaches. Quantitative instruments are one way of obtaining student responses. They have traditionally taken the form of surveys in which students provide their responses to various statements using item-by-item agree/disagree ratings. Previous research has identified shortcomings of such rating scale…
Tourism and discretionary income allocation. Heterogeneity among households
The effect of international tourism on economic development
The expansion of international tourism in developing countries is generally considered to promote their economic development. In this paper, the impact of international tourism on economic development is modelled using an aggregate production function framework. It specifically investigates intersectoral externalities and marginal factor productivity differences between the international tourism sector and the rest of the economy. The net effect …
Tourism and discretionary income allocation. Heterogeneity among households
Tourist destination and experience choice
The effect of international tourism on economic development
The expansion of international tourism in developing countries is generally considered to promote their economic development. In this paper, the impact of international tourism on economic development is modelled using an aggregate production function framework. It specifically investigates intersectoral externalities and marginal factor productivity differences between the international tourism sector and the rest of the economy. The net effect …
The effect of international tourism on economic development
The expansion of international tourism in developing countries is generally considered to promote their economic development. In this paper, the impact of international tourism on economic development is modelled using an aggregate production function framework. It specifically investigates intersectoral externalities and marginal factor productivity differences between the international tourism sector and the rest of the economy. The net effect …
Tourism and discretionary income allocation. Heterogeneity among households
Student evaluation of teaching
An important purpose of student evaluation of teaching is to inform an educator’s reflection about the strengths and weaknesses of their teaching approaches. Quantitative instruments are one way of obtaining student responses. They have traditionally taken the form of surveys in which students provide their responses to various statements using item-by-item agree/disagree ratings. Previous research has identified shortcomings of such rating scale…
Tourist destination and experience choice
Exploring the use of best-worst scaling to elicit course experience questionnaire responses
Students are an important stakeholder group in the context of quality assurance in higher education. From their perspective as learners, students’ views on educational experiences are increasingly used as an indicator of educational quality. The Course Experience Questionnaire (CEQ) is a widely used quantitative tool to gauge students’ perceptions of degree programmes. With a view to enhancing the scope for differentiation between individual ques…
International student flows into provincial China – the main motivations for higher education students
While being a major source country of international students for western countries, China's position as a destination for international students has risen rapidly in the last decade. However, the reasons behind provincial China's inbound student flows are under-researched. To address this gap in the literature, taking Jiangsu as a case study, this study identifies a hierarchy of motivations behind international flows of students into provincial C…
Public servants working from home during the pandemic
Employees experienced both advantages and disadvantages while working from home during the COVID‐19 pandemic. Researchers have examined these impacts on women and those with caring responsibilities; however, little research has examined the impacts on other groups of employees, such as those with a disability or employed on a casual basis. In this article, we focus on the public sector and examine who gained and who lost while working from home, …
Exploring integrity in Australian public services
Integrity is an ongoing concern in the public sector. Contemporary examples include fraud incidents, ethical violations, theft, and a disregard of legal advice resulting in significant harms to the public. Public service integrity management systems are interconnected frameworks of legislation and institutions intended to reduce such incidents, including Codes of Conduct (CoCs). A CoC is typically defined as a written set of norms that outline vi…
Exploring heterogeneity in studies of income elasticity of renewable energy deployment
The relationship between national income and renewable energy deployment has gained significant attention in recent years, as understanding this linkage is crucial for shaping future energy policy. However, existing empirical studies report widely varying estimates of income elasticity of renewable energy deployment, creating ambiguity around the consistency of this relationship. To address this, we conduct a meta-analysis using 785 elasticity es…
What drives academic research misconduct? The viewpoint of researchers
Research misconduct in higher education is a global concern. Research integrity is vital for ensuring scientific research is trustworthy for the research community and public. Despite the importance of research integrity, research misconduct – breaches of scientific norms such as fabrication, falsification, plagiarism, and questionable practices – remains prevalent. This study explores academic researchers’ perceptions of the relative importance …
Business (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (3 works) · Higher education (3 works) · Marketing (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Public relations (3 works)