Translating ‘shame’. A translational approach (I)

Jeanrenaud, Magda

doi:10.17684/i5a69en

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“…There are 21 million victims of forced labour worldwide resulting from human trafficking, slavery, bonded labour and prostitution. They generate 150 billion USD in illegal profits (Jeanrenaud et al, 2017).…”

Section: A Model Approach To Management Of Sustainability Knowledge O...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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2023

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The aim of the article is to assess the competitive potential of Poland's regions, in the context of effective strategy building for further development thereof. Design/methodology/approach: The article employs the method of critical investigation of the literature on the subject as well as presents an analysis of statistical data on selected sociotourist infrastructure instruments. An examination of two selected infrastructure elements was carried out for the purpose of the article, which can form a basis for formulation of strategies to improve the competitiveness and development of regions in Poland. Results:The Authors present the issue of regional competitiveness, with particular focus on the methods of assessing and building the competitiveness of regions through selection of an optimal strategy for further development thereof. In this context, two selected instruments of socio-tourist infrastructure are discussed, which can form a basis for formulation of strategies to improve the competitiveness and development of regions in Poland. The infrastructure elements presented serve as an example of areas characterized by great potential for growth, as a consequence of years of neglect (health care), or constrained by independent external COVID-19 pandemic associated conditions (accommodation industry).

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“…According to Butler (2018), this led to customers becoming better informed and more aware of the impact of products, thus demanding businesses improve the environmental performance of their products through sustainable practices. Jeanrenaud et al (2017) stated that the strong model of sustainability recognizes nature as the first and most important domain because it is an exhaustible resource, and without nature, there will not be a social domain and an economic domain, as there is no business to be done on a dead planet. Consequently, the green purchase is very crucial.…”

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Sustainable Packaging’s Effect on Millennial Green Purchase Decision in Indonesia

Guo¹,

Ramadhan²,

Hendijani³

2023

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Sustainability concerns continue to rise for Indonesians, as they are the second-largest country, after China, responsible for the million metric tons of plastic waste in the ocean, which are mostly single-use plastic packaging, making non recyclable packaging one of the biggest threats to their environment. Millennials, as the current largest age population in Indonesia, are shown to be the most ecologically aware of these issues. However, it is still unclear whether Indonesian millennials have actively made decisions to switch their purchases to sustainably packaged products, as prior research in Indonesia has yet to focus on this. Hence the research's objective is to determine the factors of sustainable packaging that affects green purchase decision (GPD) in Indonesian consumers. Data was collected using a self-administered online survey; there were 150 usable responses that were analyzed using PLS SEM method. The findings of this research reported a significant and positive impact between green attitude, perceived environmental responsibility, green product experience, and environmental friendliness of companies to GPI, as well as GPI to GPD. These findings offer implications for marketing managers and product developers to further understand green consumers and develop strategies in relation towards green product packaging.

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Translating ‘shame’. A translational approach (I)

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Sustainable Packaging’s Effect on Millennial Green Purchase Decision in Indonesia

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