This paper addresses key implications in momentous current global energy choices–both for
social science and for society. Energy can be over-used as a lens for viewing social …

Purpose This paper has two purposes. First is to operationalise the concepts of corporate
social responsibility (CSR) and trust in the context of a developing country, the Democratic …

Trust is a central element of planning practice because the profession is positioned at the
nexus of public and private interests, has a crucial role in the contested management of …

Previous research findings display that after having seen popular climate change films,
people became more concerned, more motivated and more aware of climate change, but …

This paper presents the results of an assessment of public views on eventual geothermal
energy development in Sicily. The research was carried out under a much wider research …

In neoliberal democracies, regulatory planning systems are often characterized by tension
between (1) efforts to treat developers as consumers and (2) the regulatory aspect of …

Equally at national and the highest international levels, few issues in technology
governance are more vexed than those around the precautionary principle. Often using …

Irrespective of major food crises in the 2000s consumer trust in food seems to remain high in
Western Europe. Transparent information provision to consumers on food risks is a central …

Objective Trust is a crucial component of food safety and governance. This research
surveyed a random selection of the population to examine its level of trust in a variety of …

When exploring individual motivations of pro-climate behaviour, researchers investigate a
multitude of factors, including the role of trust. Based on the empirical results obtained to …