2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.indmarman.2018.04.001
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Timely or considered? Brand trust repair strategies and mechanism after greenwashing in China—from a legitimacy perspective

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“…The term Greenwashing was coined first in 1986, by an environmentalist Jay Westervelt. He published an essay on the hospitality industry about their practices to promote towel reuse [20,52]. Several dictionaries define the phenomenon of greenwashing, Webster's New Millennium Dictionary of English [31] defines greenwash as "practice of promoting environmentally friendly programs to deflect attention from an organization's environmentally unfriendly or less savoury activities".…”
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“…The term Greenwashing was coined first in 1986, by an environmentalist Jay Westervelt. He published an essay on the hospitality industry about their practices to promote towel reuse [20,52]. Several dictionaries define the phenomenon of greenwashing, Webster's New Millennium Dictionary of English [31] defines greenwash as "practice of promoting environmentally friendly programs to deflect attention from an organization's environmentally unfriendly or less savoury activities".…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the aggravation of environmental pollution, many companies around the world have been paying more attention to environmental issues [20,41,53]. In China, environmental problems such as haze and water pollution have become increasingly prominent [21].…”
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“…Nesse contexto, Braga et al (2018) enfatizam que o nível de consciência ambiental dos indivíduos mantém relação direta com a sua percepção ambiental e que isso influencia seu comportamento de consumo. Além disso, Guo et al (2018) destacam que o aumento da consciência ambiental dos consumidores faz com que eles pressionem as empresas a adotarem práticas ambientalmente corretas. Desse modo, é razoável assumir que esta variável pode assumir um papel relevante no entendimento dos efeitos do greenwashing no consumo verde.…”
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“…Várias iniciativas internacionais enfatizam que a educação é um imperativo para as sociedades se tornarem mais sustentáveis (Ramos et al, 2015), uma vez que contribuem para a formação de uma cultura de consumo sustentável. Isso porque, à medida que a consciência ecológica dos consumidores melhora, um número crescente de empresas procura implementar a gestão ecológica em seus processos (Guo, Zhang, Wang, Li, & Tao, 2018). Desse modo, torna-se relevante compreender a percepção de jovens universitários como consumidores mais conscientes em relação às questões ambientais, sobre as práticas de marketing e consumo verde.…”
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