Green consumption such as buying green food, purchasing eco-label products, recycled or zero-wasted shopping is becoming more common in developing countries. The paper, using value theory, identity theory and self-regulation aims to develop validate an integrative theoretical model that explain consumer willingness pay purchase behavior. A cross-sectional survey with PLS-SEM analysis of 279 ind...

We present a teaching-and-learning case study of 2018–2019 university-based summer institute in Beijing, China that concerned environmental education support global citizenship, involving Chinese and international faculty from education, social work, related disciplines. The identifies: (1) the context institute; (2) its goals, design, basic content; (3) lessons learned for work education. Spec...

Asia is home to the largest population of people living in informal settlements and slums. Its southern and eastern sub regions house over 80% of slum dwellers in the entire region. The most notable success stories in Asia, in terms of decreasing slum growth significantly, have occurred in South-East Asia, where policies implemented between the 1970’s to early 2000’s have strongly impacted the ...

The Korean government has promoted a variety of environmental policies to revitalize pro-environmental consumption, and the government’s budget for this purpose has increased. However, there is a lack of quantitative data and analysis regarding the effects upon the pro-environmental consumption of education and changing public awareness of the environment. In addition, to improve pro-environmen...

A recent surge of research has investigated the potential of pro-environmental behavior interventions to affect other pro-environmental behaviors not initially targeted by the intervention. The evidence evaluating these spillover effects has been mixed, with some studies finding evidence for positive spillover (i.e., one pro-environmental behavior increases the likelihood of performing addition...

This study examines whether pro-environmental behavior crowds-in (associates positively with) or crowds-out (displaces) political activism. research is part of a broader debate on the nature individual and it can be considered act. Studies generally show positive association between However, few have differentiated types behavior. In contrast, our uses Flemish survey data to examine relationshi...

Contemporary green political theory has paid little attention to the role that economic organisations can play in the cultivation and expression of green citizenship. This paper argues that the ethos and structure of organisations within the social economy – for example, cooperatives, mutuals and voluntary associations – appear particularly well suited for the development of relevant dispositio...

In European integration studies citizenship policy has not received much attention as a practice. Instead much of the literature has predominantly focused on legal assessments of Union citizenship shedding light on the limitations of supranational citizenship -compared to the familiar statist concepts of citizenship. Legal approaches have thus often adopted a minimalist perspective on citizensh...

The Scottish Curriculum for Excellence lists ‘responsible citizenship’ as one of the four capacities which it envisages that all children and young people should develop. By understanding citizenship as a capacity and by seeing it as a concern that should permeate the whole curriculum, the Scottish approach to education for citizenship is distinctly different from approaches developed in many o...