Needsfinding in Living Labs: A Structured Research Approach

Savelkoul, L.E.M.; Peutz, Murk

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“…Concerning the role of habit, the results are similar to those of other studies carried out in different contexts ( Rondinella et al, 2012 ; Muñoz Lopez et al, 2013 ). While, considering financial incentives, this variable has shown good power in predicting intentions, which is contrary to previous studies ( Savelkoul and Peutz, 2017 ) and similar to other ones ( Bamberg and Schmidt, 1998 ; Hunecke et al, 2001 ; Thøgersen, 2009 ; Martin et al, 2012 ; de Krujif et al, 2018 ; Moser et al, 2018 ; Ciccone et al, 2021 ). Financial incentives are nearly equivalent to the attitude toward bicycle use, thus confirming its important role as a predictor of bicycle use ( Dill and Voros, 2007 ; Heinen et al, 2011 ; Milkovic and Stambuk, 2015 ; Frater et al, 2017 ; Yu et al, 2018 ).…”

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“…At the same time, previous literature has explored the relationship between different kinds of incentives and habits: these studies showed that incentives could be a means to create new habits and break older ones, or to create new habits when people are more reactive to intervention (Bamberg and Schmidt, 2003;Bamberg, 2006;Thøgersen, 2009;Moser et al, 2018). Finally, Savelkoul and Peutz (2017) observed that financial incentives added a non-significant percentage of variance in bicycle commuting intention. As you can see, the results relating to the effects of incentives are discordant; for this reason, it is important to include this variable in the study of intentions to use the bike.…”

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Comparing the Relative Importance of Predictors of Intention to Use Bicycles

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The use of bicycles for active commuting is an important target to reach because of the importance of increasing physical activity among the population and improving the air quality in cities. Among the models that have been utilized in previous studies, the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) has shown good results in terms of the total variance obtained. However, establishing the relative importance of the TPB variables is difficult. In the present study, which was carried out in the Italian context, the authors sought to establish the weight of the proposed variables based on the dominance analysis approach. Considering the initiatives, which the Italian government carries out, and the particular period in which the study was developed, the authors included two variables in addition to the classical factors: financial incentives and daily commuting habits. A survey was administered to 294 Italians (222 females and 72 males, from 18 to 77 years old) through social networks from July to September 2020. The results have shown how the main predictor of bicycle use was use habits, followed almost at the same level by financial incentives and attitude, while norms and perceived behavioral control (PBC) present low relative importance among the variables considered. Limits of the study have been discussed, and suggestions for future research have been proposed.

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Living Labs Experiences in Turkey: Examples of Başakşehi̇r and Bodrum

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2023

Kafkas Üniversitesi İktisadi Ve İdari Bilimler Fakültesi Dergisi

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Living Labs finds the ability to find solutions to problems that arise in cities, to implement original projects and to test existing projects. At the same time, financing, entrepreneurship and design support are provided to the project owners who are entitled to be supported in the life labs. In living labs, a network is organized in which citizens, local, national, international and global companies, non-governmental organizations, local and central governments, think tanks work in cooperation. The main purpose of the study is to provide a conceptual reflection on living labs and to evaluate its role in strengthening governance. Bodrum and Başakşehir Living Labs were chosen as the sample. The aims of the establishment of these two members, the strategic areas they have determined, the projects they have realized or planned, the events and competitions, and the collaborations they have established have been examined.

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Needsfinding in Living Labs: A Structured Research Approach

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Comparing the Relative Importance of Predictors of Intention to Use Bicycles

Comparing the Relative Importance of Predictors of Intention to Use Bicycles

Living Labs Experiences in Turkey: Examples of Başakşehi̇r and Bodrum

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