Using social media for health: How food influencers shape home-cooking intentions through vicarious experience
Social media influencers have gained significant popularity particularly within marketing research. However, their impact extends beyond purchase decision making, as they also have the potential to influence attitudes and behaviors through the lifestyles they promote in their content.
Analyzing Crisis Dynamics: How metal-energy Markets influence green electricity investments
The world continues to face major economic challenges due to crises that have a considerable impact on energy
consumption. Since the global energy crisis, energy commodity costs have risen, and economic slowdowns in
Board centrality and environmental disclosures: Evidence from the polluting Industries in China
We examine the association between board centrality and corporate environmental disclosure using hand-collected data from Chinese-listed firms in heavily polluting industries. We find that board centrality has a positive effect on corporate environmental disclosure.
Climate risks and the realized higher-order moments of financial markets: Evidence from China
The return distribution of energy assets deviates from the normal distribution, making volatility a
partial measure of risk, and climate risk tend to affect the skewness preferences of environmentally
Evaluating the impact of project and operational complexities on the crowdfunding campaigns of new technologies: An empirical investigation
Crowdfunding campaigns have emerged as a vital financing alternative for sourcing financial resources for new projects in recent years. However, risks in the post-campaign phase remain largely hidden and warrant concern.
Explainable artificial intelligence in transport logistics: Risk analysis for road accidents
Automobile traffic accidents represent a significant threat to global public safety, resulting in numerous injuries and fatalities annually.
Les paradoxes de l'innovation ouverte: vers un changement de paradigme pour la Défense
Defence innovation policies are in contradiction with open innovation because they are traditionally based on the search for stability of critical skills mastered by a closed perimeter of actors.