Linking Environmental Citizenship and Civic Engagement to Public Trust and Environmental Sacrifice in the Asian Context

Jin, Myung H.; Shriar, Avrum J.

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“…F. Liu and Mehta 2020). Abundant literature has highlighted the positive relationship between trust in government and public compliance with policies and restrictions, such as taxpaying (Scholz and Lubell 1998), environment protection (Jin and Shriar 2013), organic purchases (Carfora et al 2019), and community development (Ouyang, Gursoy, and Sharma 2017; Nunkoo and Ramkissoon 2012). Tourism studies certified that destinations’ reputation is linked to public trust in government, which impacts tourists’ risk assessment and travel decisions (e.g., Artigas et al 2017).…”

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The Role of Trust in Mitigating Perceived Threat, Fear, and Travel Avoidance after a Pandemic Outbreak: A Multigroup Analysis

Zheng

Luo

Ritchie

2021

Journal of Travel Research

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Public trust plays a vital role in a public health crisis. Drawing on trust and protection motivation theories, the study explores how people impose trust, fear and perceived threat in postpandemic travel decisions. Employing a quota sampling approach, the research collected from an online survey of 1208 respondents across regions in mainland China. Findings suggest that public trust in tourists significantly mitigates fear, perceived threat and postpandemic travel avoidance. Although trust in government can decrease travel fear, it inhibits travel intentions in a postpandemic era. The study also detects group differences by examining sociodemographic and pandemic region factors, providing practical implications on building tourists’ trust in postpandemic travel.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of Trust in Mitigating Perceived Threat, Fear, and Travel Avoidance after a Pandemic Outbreak: A Multigroup Analysis

Zheng

Luo

Ritchie

2021

Journal of Travel Research

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“…This latter example has been also used to measure environmental policy acceptability (e.g. Gelissen 2007;Stern et al 1999) or as an indicator of the degree of public support (Jin and Shriar 2013). As a consequence, every policy will affect citizens by either higher taxes or prices, which often lead to a lower standard of living, as citizens have lower incomes or higher expenses.…”

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Acceptability of Environmental Policies in the Czech Republic: A Comparison with Willingness to Make Economic Sacrifices

Kyselá

2015

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This study aims to identify factors which influence the acceptability of environmental policies and to examine policy acceptability in comparison to willingness to make economic sacrifices for environmental protection. Data for the Czech Republic from the International Social Survey Programme Environment module from 2010 are analysed using regression analysis. Environmental concern, preferences for the role of the state in environmental protection, and trust toward politicians have been identified as factors influencing policy acceptability. Although the declared acceptability of environmental policies in the Czech Republic is high, willingness to make economic sacrifices is low and is not related to acceptability. The results support the conclusion that the two indicators are measuring different concepts.

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“…The article will strive further an idea of the associated capital strength social communities and roles between stakeholders in its efforts. Also this is in line with the function of social capital that can become a social or community setting influences the adoption and community and environmental development within CSR practices (Jin and Shriar, 2013;Kusakabe, 2012;Thoyre, 2011). This is because the social capital embedded in community so the groups and individuals provide information that enriches their ability to cope and make the CSR program sustainable (Gupta and Ogden, 2009).…”

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Social Capital and Multi-Stakeholders Cooperation as a Foundation of Corporate Social Responsibility

Kafaa

2020

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The discussion of related Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in the area of scholarship in Indonesia has been done in any progress. Refers to several studies that have been conducted, the results showed there are still many companies that run CSR programs does more than just as a powerful tool for development and improvement of the company image within the community. By taking the case on Program Pendampingan Posyandu Pelawi Menuju Posyandu Mandiri, leading to this study would be a different and more direct discussion on the explanation of the foundation that supports the sustainability of the program. This study uses qualitative methods with referring to a case study approach. Data obtained in this study is based on two stages, namely: in-depth interviews and field observations. The result shows that social capital and multi-stakeholders cooperation have been put to good use as a foundation of the sustainability program including its activities. However, the program is not free from criticism. Social capital used in the program tend to be exaggerated. When the use of excessive social capital persists, it will make Posyandu Pelawi dependency. Even though, as a preliminary, social support from various parties is very necessary for the Program. The goal efforts of achievement Program from stakeholders are still spontaneity and not specifically.

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Linking Environmental Citizenship and Civic Engagement to Public Trust and Environmental Sacrifice in the Asian Context

Abstract: Despite the increasing interest in collaborative governance, existing literature on the subject focuses mostly on what government can do for citizens while ignoring the roles of citizens.

Cited by 19 publications

References 54 publications

The Role of Trust in Mitigating Perceived Threat, Fear, and Travel Avoidance after a Pandemic Outbreak: A Multigroup Analysis

The Role of Trust in Mitigating Perceived Threat, Fear, and Travel Avoidance after a Pandemic Outbreak: A Multigroup Analysis

Acceptability of Environmental Policies in the Czech Republic: A Comparison with Willingness to Make Economic Sacrifices

Social Capital and Multi-Stakeholders Cooperation as a Foundation of Corporate Social Responsibility

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