The article focuses on the multidisciplinary nature of public health and the need to develop target oriented capacity building and dissemination plans taking into account both scientific evidence and the information needs of the different stakeholders. In particular, issues regarding stakeholders' involvement in epidemiological studies in contaminated sites, considering their different levels o...

How do stakeholders react to Corporate Social Irresponsibility (CSiR)? What are the emotional mechanisms and behavioral outcomes following CSiR perception? The psychology of CSR literature has yet to address these important questions and has largely considered CSR and CSiR as the opposite poles of the same continuum. In contrast, we view CSR and CSiR as distinct constructs and theorize about th...

When referring to the value that IS adds to business and provides to consumers, we often (implicitly or explicitly) pertain to monetary value. However, perspectives exist regarding the notion of value which go beyond the monetary significance and maintain a direct influence on businesses and their performance. This paper explores the concept of value, its importance in IS, and the importance of...

Every community-based marine resource management (CBMRM) inherently takes place in a highly complex social–ecological environment, and stakeholder perceptions related to various aspects of the natural and social environment guide behavior in every stage of the management process. This paper provides an introduction to the psychology of perception with regard to marine resource management. In pa...

Abstract Living Labs (LLs) are social and dynamic environments that allow the development of innovative solutions through intense collaboration co-creation. In housing (SH), retrofit initiatives usually consist top-down approaches, with residents often playing a secondary role in such projects. The use LLs SH projects can improve outcomes adequate fit for purpose solutions, co-created stakehold...

Abstract This paper has two main objectives: (1) to assess the heritage value of four geomorphological landscapes in Southern Iceland from a perspective and (2) see what extent values assigned by different local stakeholders overlap with this assessment. The concept “geomorphological landscape”, that we define as landscape whose component is interest, scale analysis can be understood groups peo...