Political and environmental attitude toward participatory energy and environmental governance: A survey in post-Fukushima Japan

Elucidating the effects of environmental consciousness and environmental attitude on green travel behavior: Moderating role of green self‐efficacy

“…This demonstrates that people who are more environmentally sensitive are more likely to have a positive attitude about the environment (Kakar & Khan, 2020). This finding is in line with past research that highlighted the importance of environmental consciousness in affecting people's attitudes toward environmental issues (Chen & Hung, 2016; Nakamura, 2017).…”

“…SDT contends that environmental awareness can satisfy Generation Z's need for autonomy in the context of their involvement in environmentally friendly travel practices. Environmental consciousness represents their level of environmental awareness and concern and is consistent with their environmental ideals and views (Nakamura, 2017). People may have a feeling of liberty in choosing to engage in green travel behavior when they understand the significance of safeguarding the environment and how human actions affect ecological results.…”

Public Engagement Impact on Sustainable Waste Management in Indonesia: Examining Public Behavior

“…The utilization of deliberation and citizen participation in the realm of environmental management issues has been observed in the context of multi-stakeholder involvement in the program, as noted by Šavareikienė (2012). The inclusion of citizens as participants in deliberation, rather than solely as stakeholders, has been suggested to enhance their capacity to engage in discourse with both government officials and fellow citizens (Nakamura, 2017;Šavareikienė, 2012). Nakamura's (2017) study delved into the relationship between political and environmental attitudes and citizen participation in environmental management in Japan.…”

“…The inclusion of citizens as participants in deliberation, rather than solely as stakeholders, has been suggested to enhance their capacity to engage in discourse with both government officials and fellow citizens (Nakamura, 2017;Šavareikienė, 2012). Nakamura's (2017) study delved into the relationship between political and environmental attitudes and citizen participation in environmental management in Japan. The research aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the factors that influence citizen engagement in environmental management and the implications of such engagement for environmental sustainability.…”

“…The research aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the factors that influence citizen engagement in environmental management and the implications of such engagement for environmental sustainability. Through a rigorous analysis of relevant literature and empirical data, Nakamura (2017) presented a nuanced and insightful account of the complex interplay between political and environmental attitudes and citizen participation in environmental management in Japan. In a study conducted by Nakamura (2017), a statistical analysis was performed on a sample of 5000 individuals aged 16 to 64 years old.…”