Antecedents of green behavioral intentions: a cross‐country study of <scp>T</scp>urkey, <scp>F</scp>inland and <scp>P</scp>akistan

Konuk, Faruk Anıl; Rahman, Saleem ur; Salo, Jari

doi:10.1111/ijcs.12209

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“…There is a growing concern in the industry of the need to enhance knowledge management, and collaboration among stakeholders while countering the negative impacts of uncertainties. Therefore: Enhanced information sharing helps in (i) shared situational awareness, (ii) enhanced threat understanding and (iii) improved decision‐making (Cheng, Chen, & Chen, ). Monitoring satisfaction levels and investments in relationship marketing as well as managing loyalty programs could all help to enhance the level of trust in a supply chain (Konuk, Rahman, & Salo, ). By mitigating uncertainties, stakeholders in a supply chain can reduce extra costs and improve their bottom line (Wu et al, ). …”

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Trust, information sharing and uncertainty: An empirical investigation into their impact on sustainability in service supply chains in the United Arab Emirates

Khan

Hussain

Papastathopoulos

et al. 2018

Sustainable Development

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The idea of sustainability has yet to enjoy its due share in service supply chains. There has been a dearth of literature in this area, predominantly regarding assessing the impact of collaborative attributes on supply chain sustainability. An integrated supply chain model comprising trust, information sharing and uncertainty practices is proposed here to assess their impact on the sustainability of service supply chains in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The study conducts a comprehensive literature review to develop constructs and their items. Social exchange theory is used to link these constructs/variables to sustainability. These variables are linked to sustainability through social exchange theory of behaviors. Structural equation modeling is used to test five hypotheses pertaining to the impact of those constructs on sustainability. The results of this study can help managers align and prioritize their investments while targeting sustainability in their partnerships with numerous stakeholders. Several implications and limitations of the study are also outlined at the end of the paper.

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Trust, information sharing and uncertainty: An empirical investigation into their impact on sustainability in service supply chains in the United Arab Emirates

Khan

Hussain

Papastathopoulos

et al. 2018

Sustainable Development

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“…In the last 40 years, environmental awareness has increasingly become relevant for consumers (Konuk, Rahman, & Salo, ). Fueled by factors such as extensive media coverage, increasing pressures from environmental groups, and the social impact of major environmental disasters (McIntosh, ), consumer awareness and interest about environmental issues (like pollution produced by industrial activities, or by meat production) has brought relevant shifts in individual consumption patterns (Chang & Chen, ; Krause, ).…”

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Religiosity, materialism, consumer environmental predisposition. Some insights on vegan purchasing intentions in Italy

Raggiotto

Mason

Moretti

2018

Int J Consumer Studies

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This paper explores the effects of environmental predisposition on purchasing intentions. The proposed model considers religiosity as a determinant of consumer environmental predisposition, adopting a multidimensional view entailing both intrinsic and extrinsic religiosity. Further, the effects of materialism are investigated, as it has been recognized as one of the most relevant hampering factors in determining consumer environmental predispositions and behaviors. Such factors appear intimately related, as materialism has been indicated as largely antithetical with respect to religion. Literature has suggested religiosity to be a key determinant of consumer environmental predispositions and behaviors. This might be even more important for specific, environmentally relevant consumer lifestyles. This work is hence set within vegan consumption. Veganism has been mostly related to specific religious beliefs (like Buddhism), according to which it represents a core component of larger worldviews. A structural equation model is proposed, based on a sample of 842 Italian consumers. Results show that religiosity exerts some effect on consumer environmental predisposition, and that, in turn, such predisposition determines vegan purchasing intentions. A split model is then proposed considering Christian and Buddhist consumers. Results of multigroup analysis show that religious influxes on consumer environmental predispositions might vary according to different religious faiths. Given the lack of previous empirical research, results of this study require further validation; still, they might provide some insights for managers, as markets related to environmentally relevant products and services are exhibiting a sustained growth.

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“…Perceived brand crisis was measured with six items (indicators), and were adapted from Park and Lee (2013). Green brand image, green brand equity, green trust were measured with four items, adapted from Pui-Fong et al (2014), Chang and Chen (2014), Konuk et al (2015), respectively. Green purchase intention was measured with three items, adapted from Konuk et al (2015).…”

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“…Green brand image, green brand equity, green trust were measured with four items, adapted from Pui-Fong et al (2014), Chang and Chen (2014), Konuk et al (2015), respectively. Green purchase intention was measured with three items, adapted from Konuk et al (2015). Finally, willingness to pay more was measured with three items, adapted from Ha-Brookshire and Norum (2011).…”

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“…In reality, the cars of the brand are in conformity with the Turkish auto regulations. When it comes to green trust, according to a study carried out by Konuk et al (2015) in Turkey, green purchase intentions are influenced by green trust in green white goods. At this point, there is sector difference between the Konuk et al (2015) study and ours.…”

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The Impact of Brand Crisis on Consumers’ Green Purchase Intention and Willingness to Pay More

Toklu¹,

Küçük²

2016

IBR

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The purpose of the study is to develop an original framework to explore the effects of brand crisis on green purchase intentions and willingness to pay more. This study composes of seven original concepts, which are perceived brand crisis, green brand image, green trust, green brand equity, green perceived value, green purchase intentions and willingness to pay more to develop an integrated model. For this reason, an online survey was carried out in testing the model that includes questions measuring the effects of these variables. Smart PLS structural equation modelling is applied to verify the research framework. A total of 504 questionnaires were collected from Turkish consumers living in Turkey. According to the findings acquired from the structural equation modelling, there is an impact of the perceived brand crisis on green brand image, green trust, green brand equity and green perceived value. Consequently, green brand equity and green perceived value except for green brand image and green trust influence the green purchase intention. Moreover, green purchase intention affects willingness to pay more. Existing studies have shown that perceived brand crisis affects the brand equity, brand trust, brand image, perceived value and purchase intentions. However, there is not any research to shed light on the impact of perceived brand crisis on green brand equity, green brand image, green trust, green perceived value, green purchase intention and willingness to pay more. Therefore, this paper develops a research framework to fill the research gap.

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Antecedents of green behavioral intentions: a cross‐country study of Turkey, Finland and Pakistan

Cited by 80 publications

References 67 publications

Trust, information sharing and uncertainty: An empirical investigation into their impact on sustainability in service supply chains in the United Arab Emirates

Trust, information sharing and uncertainty: An empirical investigation into their impact on sustainability in service supply chains in the United Arab Emirates

Religiosity, materialism, consumer environmental predisposition. Some insights on vegan purchasing intentions in Italy

The Impact of Brand Crisis on Consumers’ Green Purchase Intention and Willingness to Pay More

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