Green consumer research: Trends and way forward based on bibliometric analysis

Haba, Herman Fassou; Bredillet, Christophe; Dastane, Omkar

doi:10.1016/j.clrc.2022.100089

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“…Thus, the authors chose the Journal of Cleaner Production as their baseline as it has published many papers from Asia in addition to being one of the leading journals in the field of environment, sustainability and sustainable development; this is also attested by the literature (Fichter et al , 2022; Francisco et al , 2023; Haba et al , 2022; Lima et al , 2023; Yuan and Sun, 2023). The objective of this paper is to assess ASEAN’s response to cleaner production by surveying the relevant literature that has been peer-reviewed and published by the chosen benchmark journal.…”

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Leading countries and research networks advancing clean production and environmental sustainability in Southeast Asia

Sorooshian,

Ahadi,

Zainul Abideen

2024

IJDI

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Purpose This study aims to assess the response of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to cleaner production and environmental sustainability, with a specific focus on identifying the leading countries and research networks driving these efforts. Design/methodology/approach A benchmarking academic journal was chosen, and the journal’s archive was comprehensively examined. To construct the data set, a conventional keyword search technique was applied in February 2023 to filter for ASEAN affiliations. The study used hybrid bibliometric analyses and multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) to analyze the collected data and address the research purpose. Findings The data analysis revealed a rising research trend, particularly after 2014. Malaysia had the most publications, followed by Thailand and Singapore, and their publications had the most cumulative citations among ASEAN countries. Research collaborations between Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore were frequent, but participation from other countries was low. The research topics on which ASEAN members focused were also identified, but it became apparent that there was little coordination. A scant few collaborations involving more than two countries were observed; thus, the MCDA analysis concluded that research leadership was absent in ASEAN countries. Originality/value This study contributes insights to the existing literature and offers a valuable overview of the research direction and collaboration status of cleaner production and environmental sustainability in the ASEAN region, thus benefiting policymakers. Additionally, this study introduces a novel approach combining bibliometrics analysis with MCDA to assess research collaboration, thus providing a novel methodology for future research policy evaluations.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Leading countries and research networks advancing clean production and environmental sustainability in Southeast Asia

Sorooshian,

Ahadi,

Zainul Abideen

2024

IJDI

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“…Bibliometrics analyses, a branch of library science, have been used in various disciplines, including consumer behavior research (Baber et al, 2023;Haba et al, 2023). Utilizing quantitative methods, it analyses bibliographic information to derive insightful conclusions (Mukherjee et al, 2022b).…”

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Wine Consumer Studies: Current Status and Future Agendas

Neelavar Kelkar,

Mallya,

Payini

et al. 2024

F1000Res

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Background As wine has become more than just a drink, exploring wine consumer studies provides a better understanding of various factors that shape the wine industry. Therefore, this paper aims to review and map the landscape of wine consumer literature using bibliometric analysis and systematic review. It identifies the key areas, clusters, antecedents, mediators, moderators, and outcomes to propose the framework for future research directions. Methods This study adopts an integrative review approach: a bibliometric and systematic review. The data for this study were retrieved from the Scopus database. While the bibliometric analyses are conducted using VoSviewer software, a systematic review is conducted using a content analysis approach. Results Four main topics in the extant wine consumer literature are identified: sustainability and wine, wine preferences and choice, wine consumer behavior, and wine consumer insights. The five critical areas of wine consumers’ literature recognized are decision-making, consumer preferences, consumer behavior, segmentation, and consumer involvement. This study also recognizes theoretical and methodological advancements in the wine consumer literature. Conclusions The findings contribute to advancing knowledge development, identifying research gaps and shedding light on future research in the wine consumer domain. The results offer practical insight for wine industry stakeholders, researchers, and influencers.

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“…With a growing consumer focus on natural resources, businesses are placing increasing importance on green marketing [78]. Organizations and governments are increasingly recognizing the significance of maintaining a balance between People, Planet, and Profit [79].…”

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Unraveling Green Marketing and Greenwashing: A Systematic Review in the Context of the Fashion and Textiles Industry

Badhwar,

Islam,

Tan

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Greenwashing is a prevalent issue in the fashion and textile industry, a sector known as one of the largest industrial polluters worldwide. The multi-trillion-dollar industry’s trend-driven, low-cost production models and the availability of numerous distribution options have led to mass consumption, significantly impacting consumer behavior. The aim of this review is to document and analyze the direct and indirect practices of greenwashing in the fashion industry and its impact on consumers. It also seeks to highlight the existence of greenwashing in the industry’s supply and consumption chain. A Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) methodology was employed to examine the complex implications of greenwashing within the fashion industry. Relevant studies from the past decade were identified through comprehensive searches on Elsevier Science Direct, Google Scholar, Web of Science, and Scopus. This review found that some companies resort to greenwashing by promoting a green image without making substantial environmental or social changes. It also revealed varied interpretations and misinterpretations of green-related terms by consumers. The findings underscore the need for transparency and honesty in the fashion industry’s green marketing strategies. They also highlight the importance of consumer education to prevent misinterpretation of green-related terms and to promote sustainable consumption practices.

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Green consumer research: Trends and way forward based on bibliometric analysis

Cited by 37 publications

References 56 publications

Leading countries and research networks advancing clean production and environmental sustainability in Southeast Asia

Leading countries and research networks advancing clean production and environmental sustainability in Southeast Asia

Wine Consumer Studies: Current Status and Future Agendas

Unraveling Green Marketing and Greenwashing: A Systematic Review in the Context of the Fashion and Textiles Industry

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