Examination of environmentally friendly “green” logistics behavior of managers in the pharmaceutical sector using the Theory of Planned Behavior

Arslan, Miray; Şar, Sevgi

doi:10.1016/j.sapharm.2017.12.002

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“…The empirical evidence from this research provides a new way to examine CSR behavior, through an institutional lens, and confirms previous results by Arslan and Şar (2017), while also showing that the TPB can be applied more extensively at an organizational level to predict behavioral intentions (Ajzen, 1985;Han et al, 2010 (Font & Cochrane, 2005).…”

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confidence: 84%

“…Arslan and Şar (2017) found that the TPB was an appropriate theory for the assessment of green management intentions of decision‐makers at the organizational level of different companies. Notably, Han (2015) and Han et al (2010) applied the TPB to predict pro‐environmental intention.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This investigation addressed the research gap by employing the concept of CSR in green trust (Chen, 2010;Chen & Chang, 2012;Choi et al, 2015) together with Ajzen's (1991) theory of planned behavior (TPB), a theory that can be applied at an organizational level (Arslan & Şar, 2017) to effectively predict behavioral intentions and interpret such behaviors (Ajzen, 2002;Han et al, 2010). Its research purposes were threefold.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Through corporate social responsibility, tourism companies can contribute to sustainable development by embracing concepts such as low-carbon tourism and environmental protection. The purpose of this research was to determine the intention of Taiwanese travel agencies to promote low-carbon tours by incorporating government-approved eco-friendly travel products. In total, 427 valid questionnaires were collected and examined by means of PLS-SEM. The findings showed that green trust not only had a significant and direct impact on intentions to sell low-carbon tours, but also influenced agency attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control. The study also demonstrated that the TPB was appropriate for predicting intentions for green decision-making at an organizational level and that subjective norms (e.g., peers, customers) influenced by green trust displayed more predictive strength (53.4%). The findings provide a method for incorporating low-carbon tourism into the travel industry.

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“…The TPB is often used in ABMs of socio-technical systems because it explains the process of individual decision making straightforwardly 21,24,57 and has been applied in many waste-management ABMs 21,22,24 . The theory explains consumers' decisions 58,59 as well as decisions within companies 13,[60][61][62] . In our ABM, a score is attributed to each EOL pathway according to the TPB.…”

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Integrating sociotechnical factors to assess efficacy of PV recycling and reuse interventions

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Carpenter

Heath

2021

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By 2050, the cumulative mass of end-of-life photovoltaic (PV) modules may reach 80 million metric tons globally. The impacts could be mitigated by circular economy (CE) strategies including module recycling, repair, and reuse. However, previous studies of PV circularity omit consideration of critical social factors. We use a novel agent-based model to integrate social aspects with techno-economic, factors—providing a more realistic assessment of circularity potential for previously studied CE interventions and assessing additional interventions that cannot be analyzed using techno-economic analysis alone. We also performed a global sensitivity analysis using a machine-learning metamodel. We show that excluding social factors underestimates the effect of lower recycling prices on PV material circularity. Interventions aimed at changing customer attitudes about used PV boost module reuse, although used modules can only satisfy a third of US demand during 2020–2050, suggesting that reuse should be complemented by recycling.

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“…Except for the three-dimensional evaluation system, some scholars also analyzed the critical success factors and barriers for G&SL initiative implementation from the SEE perspectives. For instance, Arslan and Sar [68] found that the managers' intention towards green logistics initiatives is generally determined by the environmental attitude, perceived behavior control and subjective norm. Besides, government subsidizes [69] and internalization of externalities [70,71] were considered to be the effective models to reduce negative external cost in the logistics industry, thus promoting the greening process of the logistics market.…”

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A Systematic Literature Review of Green and Sustainable Logistics: Bibliometric Analysis, Research Trend and Knowledge Taxonomy

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Dong

Sun

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Ever-growing globalization and industrialization put forward impending requirements for green and sustainable logistics (G&SL). Over the past decades, G&SL initiatives triggered worldwide deliberations, aiming at easing negative transport externalities and improving supply chain performance. This review-based paper attempts to offer a joint quantitative and qualitative understanding for the overall evolutionary trend, knowledge structure, and literature gaps of the G&SL research field. Employing the science mapping approach, a total of 306 major paper published from 1999 to 2019 were retrieved, elaborated on, and synthesized. Visualized statistics regarding publication years, journal allocation/co-citation, inter-country/institution collaboration, influential articles, co-occurred keywords, and time view clusters of research themes were analyzed bibliographically. On this basis, a total of 50 sub-branches of G&SL knowledge were classified and thematically discussed based on five alignments, namely (i) social-environmental-economic research, (ii) planning, policy and management, (iii) application and practice, (iv) technology, and (v) operations research. Finally, the current knowledge obstacles and the future research opportunities were suggested. The findings contribute to portray a systematic intellectual prospect for the state quo, hotspots, and academic frontiers of G&SL research. Moreover, it provides researchers and practitioners with heuristic thoughts to govern transportation ecology and logistics service quality.

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Examination of environmentally friendly “green” logistics behavior of managers in the pharmaceutical sector using the Theory of Planned Behavior

Cited by 26 publications

References 29 publications

The influence of green trust on travel agency intentions to promote low‐carbon tours for the purpose of sustainable development

The influence of green trust on travel agency intentions to promote low‐carbon tours for the purpose of sustainable development

Integrating sociotechnical factors to assess efficacy of PV recycling and reuse interventions

A Systematic Literature Review of Green and Sustainable Logistics: Bibliometric Analysis, Research Trend and Knowledge Taxonomy

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