Psychology and Marketing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
41(11), P. 2823 - 2840
Published: Aug. 10, 2024
Abstract
Social
comparison
theory
provides
valuable
insights
into
how
individuals
assess
themselves
by
comparing
various
facets
of
their
lives
to
others.
This
offers
a
framework
that
helps
in
understanding
the
motivations
behind
self‐evaluation
and
improvement,
as
well
shaping
consumer
behaviors.
The
extensive
body
research
related
has
resulted
numerous
publications
across
domains,
hindering
comprehensive
overview
field
constraining
its
progress.
Our
multi‐disciplinary
study
addresses
fragmented
scholarly
landscape
through
hierarchical
bibliometric
analysis,
unveiling
key
authors,
themes,
connections,
emphasizing
current
state
future
potential,
particularly
marketing
domain.
indicates
interest
social
surged,
driven
media's
impact
on
image
self‐esteem.
findings
also
highlight
significance
themes
such
image,
envy,
media,
motivation,
life
satisfaction,
revealing
multifaceted
expansion
fields.
Global Business and Organizational Excellence,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
43(2), P. 17 - 26
Published: Aug. 2, 2023
Abstract
While
bibliometric
analysis
is
inherently
quantitative
and
objective,
it
necessitates
interpretation,
thereby
introducing
an
element
of
subjectivity.
This
article
proposes
a
sensemaking
approach
that
transitions
researchers
from
mere
description
to
proactive
interpretation
results,
transforming
raw
information
into
informed
insights.
We
discuss
the
applicability
in
offer
practical
guidelines
for
its
integration
systematic
literature
reviews.
These
revolve
around
three‐stage
process—that
is,
scanning,
sensing,
substantiating—each
crucial
deriving
meaningful
interpretations.
As
such,
this
serves
as
valuable
guide
seeking
utilize
potent
analytical
tool
their
review
studies.
Journal of Business Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
167, P. 114170 - 114170
Published: Aug. 5, 2023
The
United
Nations
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs)
offer
a
universal
framework
for
addressing
pressing
global
economic,
environmental,
and
social
challenges.
Central
to
the
SDG
agenda
is
vital
role
of
business
innovation
in
fostering
positive
change
promoting
triple
bottom
line
sustainability:
people,
planet,
prosperity.
Many
years
have
passed
following
SDGs'
inception,
yet
engagement
scholarship
with
SDGs
remains
sparse.
Moreover,
comprehensive
review
examining
convergence
business,
innovation,
sustainability
through
lens
notably
absent,
constraining
insights
into
present
advancements
prospective
trajectories.
In
this
regard,
study
adopts
as
investigate
contribution
sustainable
development
challenges
its
impact
on
agenda.
To
do
so,
conducts
systematic
literature
review,
incorporating
bibliometric
analysis
articles
published
top-tier
journals,
an
integrated
overview
current
trends
research
SDGs.
addition,
performs
content
consolidate
synthesize
relevant
space,
resulting
multi-dimensional
that
illustrates
intricate,
dynamic
interplay
between
drivers,
dimensions,
impacts
their
relationship
doing
accentuates
extant
gaps,
delineates
profound
implications,
proposes
meaningful
directions
advance
understanding
intersection
context
Environmental Science and Pollution Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 13, 2023
The
circular
economy
(CE)
and
bioeconomy
(BE)
are
recognized
as
potential
solutions
for
achieving
sustainable
development,
yet
little
research
has
examined
their
contribution
to
the
United
Nations'
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
In
this
study,
we
conducted
a
bibliometric
analysis
of
649
articles
published
between
2007
2022,
well
systematic
literature
review
81
articles,
assess
extent
which
CE
BE
communities
have
addressed
SDGs.
Our
identified
10
gaps
including
limited
number
empirical
quantitative
papers,
particularly
in
context
BE,
underrepresentation
developing
regions
such
Latin
America
Africa
literature.
main
finding
reveals
that
community
primarily
focuses
on
SDG
12,
Responsible
Consumption
Production,
followed
by
9,
Industry,
Innovation,
Infrastructure;
7,
Affordable
Clean
Energy;
6,
Water
Sanitation.
community,
other
hand,
9
12.
However,
both
lack
attention
social
SDGs
quality
education,
poverty,
gender
equality.
We
propose
combination
known
bioeconomy,
could
help
countries
achieve
all
Further
is
needed
develop
implement
policies
address
these
promote
development.
sense,
our
study
an
important
gap
needs
more
future.
Journal of Cleaner Production,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
434, P. 139988 - 139988
Published: Dec. 1, 2023
Leveraging
on
the
theoretical
integration
of
stimulus-organism-response
(S-O-R)
theory,
stakeholder
and
self-consistency
an
investigation
is
undertaken
to
explore
effectiveness
environmental
corporate
social
responsibility
(ECSR)
in
shaping
green
buying
intentions
using
world's
largest
economy
new
energy
vehicles
(NEVs),
China,
as
a
case.
An
analysis
data
from
306
NEV
owners
four
Chinese
cities
demonstrated
that
ECSR
directly
indirectly,
via
trust
brand
image,
shapes
purchasing
positively.
However,
self-concept
consistency
was
found
weaken
connections
ECSR,
trust,
image.
From
perspective,
this
exploration
enhances
our
understanding
environmentally-driven
micro-CSR
(individual-level
CSR)
by
shedding
light
factors
influencing
consumers'
engage
consumption
(new
energy)
high
involvement
products
(vehicles).
Noteworthily,
examination
uncovers
social-psychological
mechanisms
drive
these
underscores
significance
maintaining
self-concept,
particularly
within
collectivist
societies.
practical
standpoint,
research
offers
valuable
guidance
for
marketing
approaches,
sector,
thereby
contributing
SDG7
clean
SDG12
responsible
production.
Journal of Trade Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(2/3), P. 3 - 30
Published: Oct. 13, 2023
Purpose
This
article
aims
to
explain
the
role
of
philosophical
anchors
and
research
paradigms
in
business
research,
how
they
can
be
extrapolated
transformative
era
automation,
digitalization,
hyperconnectivity,
obligations,
globalization
sustainability
(ADHOGS)
midst
disruption,
volatility,
uncertainty,
complexity
ambiguity
(DVUCA).
Design/methodology/approach
entails
a
general
review
based
on
3Es
exposure,
expertise
experience,
delving
into
ontological,
epistemological,
methodological,
axiological
rhetorical
aspects
major
paradigms—i.e.
positivism,
post-positivism,
constructivism,
interpretivism
pragmatism—and
their
interplay
with
emergent
trends
shaping
research.
Findings
underscores
multifaceted
nature
modern
day,
an
increasing
need
for
blending,
or
shifting
between,
address
complex
issues
arising
from
(ADHOGS).
also
highlights
nuanced
between
theoretical
perspectives,
demonstrating
rich,
diverse
potential
inquiries.
Research
limitations/implications
While
this
provides
broad
overview
emerging
trends,
future
could
explore
each
these
interplays
greater
detail,
conducting
empirical
studies
utilizing
specific
case
studies.
Practical
implications
Researchers
practitioners
should
open
adopting,
combining
switching
different
according
demands
questions,
context
landscape,
thereby
underscoring
methodological
flexibility
reflexivity
Social
The
shift
toward
embracing
digital
transformations
integrating
holds
significant
implications,
driving
socially
responsible
sustainable
practices
at
micro-level,
by
extension,
industrial
revolution
development
macro-level.
Originality/value
offers
holistic
contextualized
view
philosophy
science
bridging
gap
foundations
contemporary
trends.
International Review of Financial Analysis,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
95, P. 103473 - 103473
Published: July 20, 2024
We
conducted
a
systematic
literature
review
(SLR)
by
integrating
FinTech
with
the
United
Nations'
(UN)
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
By
focusing
on
three
dimensions
(inclusive
finance,
economy,
and
environment),
we
identify
how
may
influence
sustainable
development.
innovate
using
human-
machine-generated
processing
to
develop
themes,
making
reviews
more
objective
advancing
replicability
reproducibility.
This
study
demonstrates
contribution
of
in
expanding
investment
opportunity
set
including
environmental
projects
increasing
diversity
participation
rates
savers
lenders.
Through
this
process,
increases
its
market
completeness.
Accordingly,
can
increase
economic
growth
achieving
higher
productivity
through
diversification,
technological
upgrades,
entrepreneurship,
creativity,
innovation.
Additionally,
accelerate
investments
poverty
eradication
reduce
income
inequality.
These
contributions
are
aligned
specific
SDGs
show
that
is
an
appropriate
new
technology
for
financial
services.
Society and Business Review,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 9, 2025
Purpose
This
paper
focuses
on
the
commitment
of
a
leading
Middle
Eastern
country
–
Saudi
Arabia
to
United
Nations
(UN)
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs),
particularly
SDG13,
climate
preservation.
aims
investigate
determinants
greenhouse
gas
emissions
by
examining
their
correlation
with
economic
growth,
population
renewable
energies,
forest
area,
digitalization
and
monetary
policy.
Design/methodology/approach
research
observes
(GHG)
potential
influencing
factors
during
1990–2023.
It
employs
autoregressive
distributed
lag
model
(ARDL)
after
testing
stationarity
variables.
Findings
The
findings
show
that
gross
domestic
product
(GDP)
percentage
individuals
using
internet
rents
are
significant
carbon
oxide
(CO
2
)
emissions.
Further,
methane
(CH
4
significantly
associated
GDP
internal
freshwater
resources.
Nitrous
(N
O)
depend
Practical
implications
helps
policymakers
in
worldwide
identify
moderating
GHG
emissions,
accordingly
design
targeted
interventions.
These
initiatives
would
substantially
reduce
further
global
goals.
Additionally,
focusing
Arabia,
emerging
East,
has
broader
implications.
offer
insights
extend
beyond
its
borders,
providing
valuable
lessons
for
governments
East
assess
improve
toward
SDG13.
Therefore,
monitoring
this
key
boosts
progress
UN’s
2030
Agenda
Development.
Furthermore,
aligns
Principles
Responsible
Management
Education
(PRME)
leveraging
academic
managerial
strategies
sustainability
action
initiatives.
Originality/value
study
adds
limited
literature
region,
Arabia.
In
addition
CO
,
it
also
CH
N
O
shows
beneficial
effect
uses
ARDL
distinguish
between
short-
long-run
associations.
Energy Economics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
127, P. 107035 - 107035
Published: Sept. 28, 2023
This
study
analyzes
the
interconnectedness
between
conventional
and
green
energy
markets
in
terms
of
daily
returns
volatility
through
a
time
frequency
connectedness
perspective.
Comparing
indicators
like
S&P
500
Energy
(ENERGY),
Global
Oil
Index
(GOI),
Dow
Jones
Conventional
Electricity
(CEI)
to
benchmarks
such
as
Clean
(GCEI)
S&P/TSX
Renewable
Technology
(RECTI),
findings
highlight
heightened
sensitivity
shocks,
especially
at
extreme
quantiles,
domain.
On
spectrum,
patterns
indices'
shocks
vary,
exhibiting
fluctuating
roles
transmission
reception.
The
dynamic
highlights
markets.
These
underscore
need
for
risk
management
strategies
resilient
investment
approaches