Adapting the governance of social–ecological systems to behavioural dynamics: An agent-based model for water quality management using the theory of planned behaviour

Bourceret, Amélie; Amblard, Laurence; Mathias, Jean‐Denis

doi:10.1016/j.ecolecon.2021.107338

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“…The heterogeneity of business dedication, the scarce collective organization and the leading role of some individuals in a situation of in uence, can obscure the achievements of CSR in the ICM. The analysis of the implications of less signi cant stakeholders (Espectato et al, 2022;Nicolodi et al, 2021) can shed light on both alternative forms of governance (Bourceret et al, 2022;Omondi et al, 2020) in tourist contexts and business promotion/exclusion strategies, such as on the e ciency in the use and protection of coastal resources.…”

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Profile of socially responsible marine tourism companies in island destinations

González-Morales¹,

Talavera²,

Donate³

2022

JMIC

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The objective of this study is to analyze the degree of involvement of marine tourism companies in Corporate Social Responsibility actions with special reference to relational responsibility, taking into account certain characteristics of the companies that allow defining a profile of socially responsible companies. Results are presented distinguishing between different levels of business commitment to CSR, and results of the estimation of the applied logit models. The assessment made by companies of socially responsible actions shows that actions of the internal dimension have more weight, especially actions on human resource management and environmental actions. Of particular relevance is the positive influence of factors related to human resource management, adaptation to change, community development and the relationship with private agents on the likelihood of a company having a high level of commitment to CSR. The factor least valued by all the companies has been that of relations with public agents. Besides companies with a broader CSR strategy are younger and smaller in size.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Profile of socially responsible marine tourism companies in island destinations

González-Morales¹,

Talavera²,

Donate³

2022

JMIC

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“…Therefore, countries form communities of responsibility for maximizing reasonable interests and common interests, and play an increasingly prominent role in the international community, and the resulting communities of responsibility become the guarantee of shared governance. The basic structure of the community of responsibility is shown in figure 2 [9] .…”

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Exploring the innovation path of international social governance in the context of globalization

2023

IJNDES

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In the context of globalization, the practice of international social governance is at a new turning point. In order to promote the construction of global order, innovative paths of international social governance need to be explored in terms of practice. From the perspective of system construction, the international social governance system is analyzed. The necessity of innovation in international social governance is also analyzed from three aspects: governance structure, governance model and governance system. On this basis, specific innovation paths are proposed, including the diversification of governance subjects, the construction of a community of responsibility and the optimization of governance structures, aiming to promote the reform and construction of the international social governance system and to promote the practice of global governance in a diversified way.

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Leveraging IoT and System Dynamics for Effective Cooperation in Solving Social Dilemmas in Water Management

Marin,

Parra-Valencia

2023

Understanding Complex Systems

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Adapting the governance of social–ecological systems to behavioural dynamics: An agent-based model for water quality management using the theory of planned behaviour

Cited by 18 publications

References 85 publications

Profile of socially responsible marine tourism companies in island destinations

Profile of socially responsible marine tourism companies in island destinations

Exploring the innovation path of international social governance in the context of globalization

Leveraging IoT and System Dynamics for Effective Cooperation in Solving Social Dilemmas in Water Management

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