Support for environmentally-friendly airports influenced by political affiliation and social identity

Milner, Mattie N.; Rice, Stephen; Rice, Connor

doi:10.1016/j.techsoc.2019.101185

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“…A few studies suggested that politicized identity often affects individuals' perceptions and decisions (Fisher and Sakaluk, 2019). For example, people might justify engaging in public-sphere PEB based on their group's perceived attributes (Milner et al, 2019). Moreover, more specific to collective action, politicized identity could inspire a stronger internal obligation to participate in a social movement.…”

Section: Identitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Trust, Identity, and Public-Sphere Pro-environmental Behavior in China: An Extended Attitude-Behavior-Context Theory

Xing

Liao

2022

Front. Psychol.

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Changing human behavior is critical to mitigating the increasingly severe environmental harm. Although numerous studies focus on private-sphere or generalized pro-environmental behavior (PEB), relatively little research examines explicitly public-sphere PEB from a collective action perspective. This study incorporates trust and identity into the Attitude-Behavior-Context (ABC) theory to investigate Chinese residents’ participation in public-sphere PEB. Primary data collected from 648 residents in China tested the model empirically. The results indicate that social trust, environmentalist self-identity, and politicized identity positively predict public-sphere PEB and that institutional trust positively impacts non-activist behaviors but negatively relates to environmental activism. There is also evidence that trust and identity are moderators of attitude and public-sphere PEB. Specifically, social trust and environmentalist self-identity strengthen the effect of attitude on public-sphere PEB. Politicized identity increases the impact of attitude on environmental activism but not on non-activist behaviors, and there is no significant moderating effect of institutional trust. The findings deepen the understanding of public-sphere PEB and make more targeted policies accordingly.

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Section: Identitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Trust, Identity, and Public-Sphere Pro-environmental Behavior in China: An Extended Attitude-Behavior-Context Theory

Xing

Liao

2022

Front. Psychol.

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“…Mayne and Hakhverdian (2017) suggested that political affiliation and congruence with a political party may influence political judgement on a broader narration. Several other studies have also confirmed that environment policy‐related opinions of citizens are influenced by their political affiliation/ideology (Mayer, 2017; Milner et al., 2019; Sexton and Linder, 2015).…”

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confidence: 72%

“…On similar grounds, on climate change perspectives, few studies suggest that political affiliation influences public opinion about environment-friendly policies (Cacciatore et al, 2012;Tobler et al, 2012). Recent study by Milner et al (2019) has found that public opinion about environment-friendly policies is influenced by political affiliation. Thus, it is visible from the recent studies that political affiliation contributes to the formation of public attitude and opinion about environment-friendly transport policy.…”

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Does political affiliation impact transport policy debate?: Evidences from social media

Kaushik

Jain

2023

Int Social Sci J

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Social networking sites (SNS) have played an important role in engaging citizens to various policy discussions and debates about government, society and environment. Though SNS platforms empower citizens to express their opinion on important topics, several concerns have been raised by researchers for using SNS as discussion platform for important political, government and environmental policies. SNS platforms may be manipulated by the dominant group and citizen might also display group behaviour on these platforms while expressing their opinions of digital platforms. This study analyses political affiliations’ influence on opinion and content shared by various stakeholders on Twitter. The context of odd‐even driving policy is undertaken using text mining and statistical research methods. This research suggests that political affiliation significantly affects type and characteristics of content shared by SNS users. This study will help policymakers and researchers in better understanding of citizens responses to environmental policies on SNS platforms.

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“…Smart contracts can be considered one of the promising approaches for regulating the delivery process (Chong & Diamantopoulos, 2020 ) and improving project management (Gouin, 2018 ), particularly the ability to manage relationships among project partners, enhance transaction transparency, and improve the security of the supply chain (Dal Mas et al, 2020 ; Yevu et al, 2021 ). Meanwhile, with the interest of integrating sustainability into project management, organizations have started moving away from economic aspects and consolidating other sustainability requirements from environmental and social aspects (Milner et al, 2019 ). In this study, this integration describes as sustainable project performance.…”

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Blockchain-smart contracts for sustainable project performance: bibliometric and content analyses

Cheng

Chong

2023

Environ Dev Sustain

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Blockchain - smart contracts have emerged as a new value proposition in improving certain aspects of sustainability in projects. However, there is little knowledge on how smart contracts can be leveraged to stimulate sustainable project performance from the integrated perspective. This study aims to capture the latest research development and applications of smart contracts for sustainable outcomes throughout the project lifecycle. Bibliometric and content analyses were conducted to critically review smart contracts and sustainable project performance. The results show that various new applications of smart contracts for sustainability have become more popular in the architecture, engineering, construction, and operation (AECO) industry. A smart contracts-sustainable project performance framework has been developed to fill up the research gaps for improving each dimension of sustainability and the integrated dimensions of sustainability during the project lifecycle. This study renders important implications for promoting sustainable project performance in the context of the engineering, construction, and operation industry, particularly for the required interdisciplinary research and practice in smart contracts.

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Support for environmentally-friendly airports influenced by political affiliation and social identity

Cited by 15 publications

References 85 publications

Trust, Identity, and Public-Sphere Pro-environmental Behavior in China: An Extended Attitude-Behavior-Context Theory

Trust, Identity, and Public-Sphere Pro-environmental Behavior in China: An Extended Attitude-Behavior-Context Theory

Does political affiliation impact transport policy debate?: Evidences from social media

Blockchain-smart contracts for sustainable project performance: bibliometric and content analyses

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