A Comprehensive Knowledge Pedigree
on Environmental Transparency

Yao, Rui; Duan, Ziwei; Du, Mengjin; Xin, Miao

doi:10.15244/pjoes/123290

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“…With the promulgation and implementation of relevant national policies, academic circles will conduct diversified research into their impact. CiteSpace has been applied to the study of environmental regulation [ 39 ], environmental transparency [ 40 ], green innovation [ 41 ], green technology [ 42 ], and the combination of environmental regulation and green innovation [ 43 ], but there is few such literature. Based on CiteSpace, Li et al revealed the publication trend of a number of Chinese green technology research papers, the evolution path of hot research topics, and the number of Chinese scholars on green technology research showed a N-type upward trend and will continue to rise in the future [ 44 ].…”

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Bibliometric Analysis of the Research on the Impact of Environmental Regulation on Green Technology Innovation Based on CiteSpace

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With increasing environmental regulation (ER), the requirements for green technology innovation (GTI) in enterprises are also rising. However, there are relatively few systematic summaries of the themes of ER-affecting GTI. Adopting the method of bibliometrics and visual analysis, this research discusses the status of research and development trends of ER-affecting GTI and summarizes the research in this field. The paper takes 738 papers from 2001 to 2021 in the core database of Web of Science as the research sample. Based on CiteSpace, this paper makes a visual analysis of the number of published papers, institutions, authors, keywords, countries (regions) and journals. The study found that to some extent, favorable collaboration between authors and institutions in this field needs to be strengthened. Research hotspots in this field include innovation, technology, performance, policy and environmental regulation. Renewable energy consumption, the pollution haven hypothesis, sustainable development, carbon dioxide emission, energy technology and environmental Kuznets curve are the current research frontiers in this field. In terms of the number of published papers, research in this field has been conducted in a national (regional) layout with China as the core force, and Italy, America, Britain, Germany and other European countries as important forces. This field covers three main research areas: corporate performance, policy instruments and research methods, going through the initial phase (2001–2011), the growth phase (2012–2018) and the development phase (2019–2021). Future research can further incorporate the digital economy, pilot policies of intellectual property model cities, and synergy of multiple environmental regulation policies into this field, which will continuously enrich the theoretical research system in this field. The content, methods and conclusions of research in this field are becoming increasingly diverse.

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Bibliometric Analysis of the Research on the Impact of Environmental Regulation on Green Technology Innovation Based on CiteSpace

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“…As sustainable supply chain-related activities have developed, so the application of sustainable supply chain management has been explored [ 34 , 35 ]. Environmental responsibility practices include sustainable consumption of products and natural resources, recycling, reuse, waste disposal, environmental information disclosure, and environmental governance [ 9 , 26 , 36 ]. The implementation of environmental responsibility relies on the joint participation of different environmental stakeholders, including consumers, manufacturers, the public, governments, and businesses [ 37 , 38 , 39 ].…”

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“…In short, companies and brands should provide clear, understandable, objective, and truthful information to third parties [ 25 ]. Thus, both CSR and transparency can be considered as a source of signals [ 26 ]. Consumers can judge the moral quality of a company based on a combination of transparency signals and CSR information cues.…”

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“…Brands’ proactive, authentic, and transparent environmental responsibility is expected to build stronger relationships between customers and the public [ 26 ], and customers will admire brands implementing environmentally responsible practices [ 27 ]. When customers make consumption decisions, they associate relevant brands with environmental protection and health, and they trust and identify more with brands that are more socially responsible.…”

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Does Brand Truth-Telling Yield Customer Participation? The Interaction Effects of CSR Strategy and Transparency Signaling

Zhou

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Behavioral Sciences

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Customer participation in brand environmental responsibility is necessary for enterprises and consumers to co-create value. However, it is not yet clear why some corporate social responsibility (CSR) communications are more effective in attracting higher customer participation in a digitally transparent environment. Based on signal theory and social identity theory, this study examines the impact of the interactive effect of CSR strategy (proactive vs. reactive) and transparency signals (high vs. low) on customer trust (perceived integrity and perceived competence), customer–brand identification, and participation intention in brand environmental responsibility. We conduct a 2 × 2 study with 140 respondents. The findings reveal a significant interaction effect of CSR strategy and transparency signals on perceived integrity, perceived competence, and participation intention in brand environmental responsibility. Mediation analysis reveals that the impact of CSR strategy on participation intention is serially mediated via perceived trust and customer–brand identification and varies across different transparency levels.

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“…A knowledge system is structured knowledge that members of a discipline or field use to guide their practice or work [36], including a systematization of the structure, principles, and examples of professional knowledge generated by members through continuous discovery and validation. The organization of the knowledge system facilitates the self-reflective growth and reproduction of WH tourism research [37]. A single visual knowledge map can hardly reflect the intrinsic nature of the knowledge system, and a single content analysis method is slightly lacking in objectivity.…”

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Research progress and knowledge system of world heritage tourism: a bibliometric analysis

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In the context of integrating culture and tourism, world heritage tourism research has become a focus in tourism research in recent years. There are increasing discussions in academic circles on the content and methods of this field. Clarifying the knowledge system of research is conducive to dialogue with international theoretical frontiers and integrating, analyzing, and predicting the progress and lineage from a more comprehensive perspective. Still, few studies on the knowledge system of world heritage tourism research have been conducted. To fill this gap, this study uses the SSCI and SCI sub-databases of Web of Science Core Collection as the data source with the help of CiteSpace and VOSviewer software to measure the knowledge system of world heritage tourism research. A bibliometric analysis of 567 publications between 1992 and 2020 was conducted to construct a framework of a knowledge system based on literature statistics and content analysis, revealing the geographic research regions, theories and methods, themes and contents, trend evolution, and future research inspiration. The results show that: (1) the number of publications tends to increase gradually, with the highest in 2019. The authors and research institutions are mainly concentrated in Europe, America, East Asia. China has the highest publications. More literature on cultural heritage as a geographical study area than natural heritage. (2) The research themes, objects, and methods of the sample literature have become more diversified with the advancement of the research stage. The literature on multi-stakeholder research is the largest, followed by tourism impacts and research on World Heritage Sites’ resource management techniques and methods. These studies provide a multifaceted interpretation of the sustainable development of World heritage tourism, mainly from the perspectives of both supply and demand. However, the theoretical system is still incomplete. (3) Future research should strengthen the theoretical system construction, research innovation, cooperation, and research exchange in world heritage tourism research. Pay more attention to the research on the pluralistic value system of world heritage. Focus on exploring research on world heritage tourism’s resilience and localization dilemmas under the impact of the New Crown epidemic. To reveal the synergistic mechanisms and paths of diversified livelihoods of World Heritage Sites’ residents in ecologically fragile and impoverished areas.

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A Comprehensive Knowledge Pedigree on Environmental Transparency

Cited by 8 publications

References 61 publications

Bibliometric Analysis of the Research on the Impact of Environmental Regulation on Green Technology Innovation Based on CiteSpace

Bibliometric Analysis of the Research on the Impact of Environmental Regulation on Green Technology Innovation Based on CiteSpace

Does Brand Truth-Telling Yield Customer Participation? The Interaction Effects of CSR Strategy and Transparency Signaling

Research progress and knowledge system of world heritage tourism: a bibliometric analysis

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