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Sustainable Development Goals: The Impact of Sustainability Measures on Wellbeing
ISBN: 978-1-83549-461-5, eISBN: 978-1-83549-460-8
ISSN: 1569-3759
Publication date: 20 May 2024
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(2024), "Index", Sharma, R., Bhardwaj, I., Grima, S., Sachdeva, T., Sood, K. and Özen, E. (Ed.) Sustainable Development Goals: The Impact of Sustainability Measures on Wellbeing (Contemporary Studies in Economic and Financial Analysis, Vol. 113B), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 211-215. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1569-37592024000113B013
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:Emerald Publishing Limited
Copyright © 2024 Ridhima Sharma, Indira Bhardwaj, Simon Grima, Timcy Sachdeva, Kiran Sood, and Ercan Özen
INDEX
Adaptable learning (see Online learning)
Affective motivation (see Cognitive motivation)
Affordable and green energy
, 180–181
Agenda for Sustainable Development (2030)
, 24–25
Agri-Food Cooperative Sector
, 45
Agriculture quality
, 175
Air quality
, 175
Akaike Criterion
, 100
Altruistic motivation
, 80
Attitude
, 5
Attitude towards brand
, 81
and self-brand connection
, 82
Attribution theory
, 80
Audit committee
, 144
Augmented Dickey–Fuller procedures
, 99–101
Auto-Regressive Distributive Lag model (ARDL model)
, 93
Average shared variance (ASV)
, 131
Average variance extracted estimate (AVE estimate)
, 114, 131
Banking
, 133
Bariloche Model
, 168
Blockchains
, 45
Board independence
, 147
Board size
, 145
Brand connection
, 83
Brand credibility
, 80–81
Brand distinctiveness
, 81–83
Brand loyalty
, 83
Brand perception
, 81–82
Brundtland Commission
, 168, 170
BSE
, 59
Causality
, 96
Cause-brand fit
, 79
Cause-related marketing (CRM)
, 76
conceptual background and proposition development
, 79–84
conceptual framework
, 83
consequences
, 81–83
dimensions
, 79–81
effective marketing strategy
, 78
limitation and future scope
, 85
literature review
, 77–79
managerial contributions
, 84–85
self-brand connections
, 78–79
theoretical contributions
, 84
Clean water and sanitation
, 180
Climate action
, 183
Cognitive motivation
, 193–194
Cointegration approach
, 99
Common method bias
, 8–9
Common method variance (CMV)
, 199
Confirmatory factor analysis
, 198
Conformance to specifications
, 173
Consumer behaviour
, 4
Convergent validity (CR)
, 131
Corporate credibility
, 80
Corporate governance (CG)
, 144
framework
, 146
identification of keywords and databases
, 146
literature review
, 144–145
objectives of study
, 145
practices
, 146
reporting
, 158
research methodology
, 145–146
results and interpretation
, 146–159
COVID-19 epidemic
, 109, 125
Credibility
, 80
CSIR-NPL (see Indian National Metrological Institute)
CSR
, 76
Development
, 124, 169
Digital FI
, 124
Digital Natives
, 191
Digital sustainability
, 44
literature review
, 45–46
research methodology
, 46–52
Digital technologies
, 44
Digitalisation
, 44
Digraph
construction
, 50
conversion to ISM model
, 50
Discriminant validity
, 10
Driving forces of SHRM
, 35
E-learning
, 109–110
Early childhood care and education services (ECCE services)
, 174
Economic development
, 109
Economic development goals (EDGs)
, 136
Economic dimension
, 23
Economic growth (EG)
, 124
Economic sustainability
, 34
Economy
, 22
Education, quality in
, 174
Employee outcome
, 36–37
Energy
, 92
Environmental attitude
, 14–15
Environmental constraints
, 170
Environmental dimension
, 23
Environmental sustainability
, 35
Environmental values
, 3
European Association for Quality Assurance (ENQA)
, 110
Eviews 7 software
, 99
Exchange rates
, 58
Fashion consciousness (FC)
, 191–193
as moderator
, 196–197
Fashion vloggers
, 191
Fashion-conscious consumers
, 191
Financial development (FD)
, 125
Financial inclusion (FI)
, 124
data analysis
, 130
implications of study
, 134–135
literature review
, 126–127
objective of study
, 129–133
reliability of individual variables
, 130
research methodology
, 129–130
SDG and
, 127–129
structural equation model
, 131–133
Financial services
, 127
Financial system
, 124
Financial technology (FinTech)
, 126–127
Fitness for use
, 173
Flexible learning
, 109
Foreign exchange rate
, 59
Forest Resources Assessment (FRA)
, 183
Fourth modern transformation (4IR)
, 134
Gandhian values
, 4
empirical results
, 8–14
implications
, 15–16
limitations and future research
, 16
literature review and hypotheses
, 4–6
mediating role of sustainable consumption intention
, 6
methodology
, 6–8
research hypothesis
, 4–5
research questions
, 4
sample and data collection
, 6–8
Gas-fired plants
, 93
GDP
, 93
Gen Z
, 191, 198
Gender equality
, 180
Global currencies
, 58
hypothesis
, 60
literature review
, 59
regression
, 60–73
Globalisation
, 58
Good health
, 179
Granger causality
, 99
Granger test
, 102
Growth
, 169
Harman’s single-factor test
, 9
Health care, quality in
, 174–175
Hedonic browsing
, 194
Hedonic motivation
, 191, 193–194
Hedonic products
, 79–80
Higher education
, 109
Higher education institutions (HEIs)
, 108–109
Human resource (HR)
, 33, 36
Human resource management (HRM)
, 28, 30
(see also Sustainable human resource management (SHRM))
Hypothesis testing
, 11
Impulse buying intention (IBI)
, 191, 193–194
Indian economy
, 58
Indian National Metrological Institute
, 175
Industrial Revolution 4.0 technologies
, 44–45
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
, 181–182
Industry 4.0
, 53
Inequalities
, 182
Inflation rates
, 58
Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
, 108
Infrastructure quality
, 176
Intention
, 5
Inter-relatedness
, 38–39
Interest rates
, 58
International Energy Agency (IEA)
, 93
International Monetary Fund
, 125
Interpretive structural modelling (ISM)
, 45–52
reviewing
, 52
Johansen Cointegration technique
, 99–101
Kolmogorov–Smirnov test
, 8
Learning management systems (LMS)
, 109
Liberalisation
, 58
Life below water
, 183
Life on Land
, 183–184
List of values (LOV)
, 3
Matrice d’Impacts Croises Multiplication Appliqué a classement (MICMAC)
, 52
Maximum shared variance (MSV)
, 131
Measurement model
, 199
Mediation effect
, 14
Medium and small-scale enterprises (MSMEs)
, 44–45
deterrents to adoption of digital sustainability in
, 46
identify barriers in adoption of digital sustainability in
, 47
Microsoft Groups
, 109
Millennium development goals (MDGs)
, 108, 171–172
Mixed learning
, 109
Monetary inclusion method
, 135
Multivariate normality distribution
, 8–9
Natural gas
, 92–93
Natural gas consumption (NGC)
, 93
analysis and result
, 100–102
data collection and variables
, 99
information and techniques
, 99
literature review
, 94–96
objectives of study
, 98
present scenario of consumption of natural gas in India
, 97
study’s rationale and scope
, 97–98
Necessities
, 170
Newey–West estimator
, 100
No poverty
, 178
NSE
, 59
Online education
, 109
data analysis
, 112
implications of study
, 116–117
literature review
, 110–111
objective of study
, 111–114
reliability of individual variables
, 112
research methodology
, 111
structural equation model
, 112–114
Online learning
, 109–110
advantages
, 110
Organisational outcomes
, 37–38
Ownership structure
, 144
Parasocial interaction (PSI)
, 192
data and methodology
, 197–204
implications
, 205–206
and impulse buying intention
, 194–195
limitations and future scope
, 206
literature review
, 193–197
theoretical framework
, 192–193
Partnership for goals
, 184
Personal values
, 3, 5
Phillips–Perron procedures
, 99
Piece justice and strong institutions
, 184
PROCESS macros
, 198–199
Product quality
, 176
Products
, 79–80
Quality education
, 108, 179–180
Quality management (QM)
, 172
Quality of Life (QoL)
, 174
Quality-centric approach
development
, 169
dimensions of quality
, 174–176
evolution of sustainable development goals
, 170–172
implications of study
, 185
methodology
, 172
objective of study
, 172
sustainability
, 169
sustainable development
, 170
sustainable development goals and quality
, 177–184
triple bottom line
, 176–177
Reachability matrix (RM)
, 47
constructing
, 48–49
into separate levels
, 49–50
Regression
, 60–73
Relationship quality
, 176
Reliability
, 9
of individual variables
, 112
Respect, Openness, and Continuity model (ROC model)
, 32
Responsible consumption
, 4
Responsible consumption and production
, 182–183
Rokeach’s–Value system (RVS)
, 3
Schwarz Bayesian Criterion
, 99
Self-brand connection
, 76–79, 82–83
Self-consciousness theory
, 193
Shopping motivation
, 193
Smart cities
, 175
Social dimension
, 23
Social media influencers (SMI)
, 190
Social sustainability
, 34–35
Social values
, 3
Soil quality
, 175
Stationarity test
, 99
Structural equation model (SEM)
, 112–114
Structural model
, 200–201
assessments
, 11
Structural quality
, 174
Structural self-interaction matrix (SSIM)
, 47
setting conceptual relations and creating
, 47
Sustainability
, 2, 28, 35, 168–169, 176
Sustainable cities and communities
, 182
Sustainable clothing
, 5
Sustainable consumption
, 2
mediating role of sustainable consumption intention
, 6
Sustainable consumption behaviour (SCB)
, 2–3, 15
Sustainable cosmetics
, 205
Sustainable development (SD)
, 168, 170
Sustainable development
, 125
Sustainable development goals (SDGs)
, 24, 108, 124, 127, 168
evolution of
, 170–172
linkage of SDGs with quality
, 178–184
and quality
, 177
and role of FI
, 127–129
SDG 4.7
, 111
SDG4
, 109
Sustainable human resource management (SHRM)
, 28, 30–34
conceptual model/framework
, 33
driving forces
, 35
economic sustainability
, 34
employees and
, 36
environmental sustainability
, 35
evolutions and angles
, 31
factors affecting
, 34
inter-relatedness
, 38–39
objective of study
, 30
organisational outcomes
, 37–38
outcomes
, 36–37
perspectives
, 32
social sustainability
, 34–35
systematic literature review approach
, 29–30
value creation
, 39
Sustainable tourism
, 22
Agenda for Sustainable Development (2030)
, 24–25
dimensions
, 22–23
findings
, 25
implementation progress
, 25
SDGs
, 24
Systematic literature review (SLR)
, 29
Total quality management (TQM)
, 173
Tourism
, 23
Transcendent approach
, 173
Triple bottom line
, 176–177
Unit root test
, 100–102
United Nations (UN)
, 24, 124, 171
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
, 125
United Nations Framework 21
, 168
United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)
, 22
Utilitarian browsing
, 194
Utilitarian motivation (see Cognitive motivation)
Utilitarian products
, 79–80
Validity
, 9
Value-attitude-behaviour (VAB)
, 3–5
Values
, 2–5
creation of SHRM
, 39
perceptions
, 5
Values and lifestyle system (VALS)
, 3
Water quality
, 175
Well-Being
, 179
Work and economic growth
, 181
Zero Hunger
, 178–179
Zoom
, 109
- Prelims
- Chapter 1: Investigating the Influence of Gandhian Values on Sustainable Consumption Behaviour
- Chapter 2: Sustainable Tourism: A Roadmap for the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda
- Chapter 3: Sustainability Through Human Resource Management: A Conceptual Framework
- Chapter 4: Deterrents to Digital Sustainability in MSMEs
- Chapter 5: Impact of Global Currencies on the Sustainability of the Indian Stock Market
- Chapter 6: Self-Brand Connection and Brand Loyalty as an Outcome of Sustainable Cause-Related Marketing: A Conceptual Framework
- Chapter 7: A Systematic Study of Causal Interaction Between Natural Gas, India’s GDP and Sustainable Growth
- Chapter 8: Adopting Online Education for Sustainable and Economic Development: A Structural Equation Model
- Chapter 9: Increasing Financial Inclusion in India for Sustainable Economic Growth and Development – A Sem Approach
- Chapter 10: A Systematic Literature Review on Corporate Governance in India
- Chapter 11: Enhancing Sustainability Through a Quality-Centric Approach
- Chapter 12: Fashion Vlogging for Sustainable Cosmetics: Modelling the Relationship Between Hedonic Motivation and Impulse Buying Intention with Parasocial Interaction as a Mediator
- Index