Having it all? The implications of public health and environmental protection partnerships in the American states

Hopper, JoyAnna S.

doi:10.1002/eet.1838

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“…Although effective pro-environmental policies need most of the related groups to be involved, Michel and Moser considered that the most critical group consists of grassroots farmers [ 20 ]. Hopper agreed with the assertion that to realize some movement goals, changes in individual-level behaviors among ordinary people are indispensable [ 21 ]. Most Chinese farmers have land to cultivate, such that the environmental protection behavior of farmers on their land can be regarded as behaviors related to the private field [ 22 ].…”

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Analyzing the farmers’ pro-environmental behavior intention and their rural tourism livelihood in tourist village where its ecological environment is polluted

2021

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This study examines farmers’ intentions towards pro-environmental behavior in a famous tourist village in China called Guanshan, whose ecological environment is polluted. By adopting the empirically validated norm activation model (NAM) of Schwartz and merging it with Vroom’s expectancy theory, the current research aims to develop a refined framework for understanding the formation of and predicting changes in pro-environmental intention. Field surveys were conducted in Guanshan, which resulted in sample data consisting of 275 valid responses collected by the research team. We develop a refined model, including six latent variables and 24 observational items. The structural equation modeling results show that the final model enjoys a better predictive accuracy of pro-environmental intention than does the original NAM. The study also discovers that the motivational force of expectancy theory significantly influences pro-environmental intention, whose motivational force comes from the impact of valence and expectancy. The pro-environmental intentions of farmers are mainly affected by the environmental personal norm and by a certain degree of personal expectancy. The improvement of farmers’ pro-environmental intention needs be promoted in two approaches: the cultivation of personal environmental protection norms and the guidance of producing a desired expectation for pro-environmental intention.

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Analyzing the farmers’ pro-environmental behavior intention and their rural tourism livelihood in tourist village where its ecological environment is polluted

2021

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“…Although effective pandemic preparedness need most of groups to be involved, Michel and Moser considered that the most critical group was the local tourism practitioners, rather than practitioners from other places [15]. Hopper agreed with their studies that to realize some government goals, it is indispensable to change the norms and intention of local tourism participants towards ordinary foreign tourists [16]. Local tourism practitioners have the right to earn their livelihood income from tourist attractions, that is, so-called "the right to economic benefits of tourism operations".…”

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Intention of Tourism Practitioners to Behave Actively Prevent COVID-19 in Zhangjiajie

Tang¹,

Liu²

2020

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(1) Background: This study examines the intention to behave actively prevent COVID-19 among local tourism practitioners by adopting an empirically validated norm activation model (NAM) of Schwartz and merging it with the Expectancy theory of Vroom; (2) Methods: The study aims to develops a theoretical framework for understanding the formation and predicting the change of personal protective intention to prevent COVID-19. Based on 514 valid responses from the field surveys; (3) Results: The author develops the refined model including 7 constructs and 26 observational items, and the results showed that the refined model has enjoys a better predictive accuracy of protective intention than the original NAM; and (4) Conclusions: The intention of preventing COVID-19 should needs wider public support and advocacy, and recognizing the change rule of improving behavioral intentions of preventing COVID-19 to maintain the safe tourism image of tourist attractions in Zhangjiajie is also beneﬁts for local tourism practitioners.

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Considering subnational support of climate change policy in the United States and the implications of symbolic policy acts

Hopper

Swift²

2021

Environmental Politics

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Having it all? The implications of public health and environmental protection partnerships in the American states

Abstract: To save money and avoid redundancy, states may choose to combine complementary areas of policy implementation into a single bureaucratic agency or ministry. This is often the case with environmental protection, a policy area that is inarguably interdisciplinary in its aims and functions.

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Analyzing the farmers’ pro-environmental behavior intention and their rural tourism livelihood in tourist village where its ecological environment is polluted

Analyzing the farmers’ pro-environmental behavior intention and their rural tourism livelihood in tourist village where its ecological environment is polluted

Intention of Tourism Practitioners to Behave Actively Prevent COVID-19 in Zhangjiajie

Considering subnational support of climate change policy in the United States and the implications of symbolic policy acts

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