Recycling as a result of “cultural greening”?

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A Systematic Literature Review of Concepts and Factors Related to Pro-Environmental Consumer Behaviour in Relation to Waste Management Through an Interdisciplinary Approach

“…Numerous theories and models have been recalled by the authors of the selected papers. In addition to the mentioned "neutralization" theory of Sykes and Matza [166], it is worth mentioning the tripartite conceptualisation proposed by Stern and Dietz [272], the bipartite conceptualisation (ecocentric versus anthropocentric) by Gagnon Thompson and Barton [273], Perugini and Bagozzi [274] model of goal-directed behaviour, Taylor and Todd [268] integrated waste management model, Barr, et al [275] conceptualisation of environmental behaviour [276], the collective efficacy theory [277], Lindenberg [278] goal framing theory [279], Celsi and Olson [280] involvement theory [281,282], the dual-process theories [283], Dobson [284] ecological citizenship theory [285], Buttel [286] ecological modernization [287], the Attitude Behaviour Condition (ABC) model [288], Triandis [289] theory of interpersonal behaviour (TIB) [290], Rogers [291] protection motivation theory [292], Deci and Ryan [293] self-determination theory [294,295], Fishburn [296] subjective expected utility (SEU) theory [283], the social practice theory by Bourdieu [297] and Giddens [298], the theory of social representations [299,300], and the basic cognitive schemes (BCS) model [197]. It also has to be noted that in many cases there is some confusion between theory and model, which would require a sort of epistemological discussion that is beyond the overall purpose of this SLR.…”

Assessing the Green Growth Trajectory through Resource and Impact Decoupling Indices: The Case of Poland

“…In line with Warrens [52] we apply (7) to the normalized data from Table 3. If two vectors are [12] D ε suffers from serious defects, especially when the γ and ε are close to zero.…”

“…In addition, at least in the advanced industrial societies, the last thirty years there has been a notable shift towards "post-materialist values" [6]. Therefore, the increasing emphasis put on "buzzwords" such as recycling, the increase of resource efficiency and circular economy reflects the cultural shift associated with ecological modernization [7,8]. In brief, the main themes behind the ecological modernization's optimism are the technological improvements and environmental governance [9].…”

Vendors as Environmental Stakeholders: Lessons from a Regional Sports Event

“…Social sanctions are also utilitarian in their reliance on external drivers -rewards and punishments are delivered by other people, in the form of social approval or social censure (Nolan, 2017). Recycling, as a social norm, can exert a coercive influence (Flagg & Bates, 2015); such that recycling behaviour is motivated by fear of criticism or ostracism rather than pro-environmental attitude (Brekke et al, 2010).…”

“…The gap that this paper seeks to address is the lack of studies on suppliers in the sustainability-based events literature. To begin with, many studies on waste management concern municipal recycling and the end consumers (Brekke, Kipperberg & Nyborg 2010;Flagg & Bates 2015;Neo, 2010;Nolan, 2017;Schultz, 1999;Varotto & Spagnolli 2017). In comparison, there is a dearth of research on the waste management of event venues, and such studies usually concern the environmental attitudes or recycling behaviour of the attendees (Barber et al, 2014;Hottle et al, 2015;Verdonk, Civeralls & Dawson 2017;Wicker, 2018).…”