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7 works· latest 2021· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0003-1258-1255

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What is the role of eco-labels for a circular economy? A rapid review of the literature2021 · 117 citations
Identifying beliefs underlying visitor behaviour: A comparative elicitation study based on the theory of planned behaviour2010 · 53 citations
Beyond business as usual: how (and why) the habit discontinuity hypothesis can inform SME engagement in environmental sustainability practices2016 · 27 citations
The INSPIRE Framework: How Public Administrators Can Increase Compliance with Written Requests Using Behavioral Techniques2018 · 25 citations
What the Zoo Should Ask: The Visitor Perspective on Pro‐wildlife Behavior Attributes2010 · 24 citations

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What is the role of eco-labels for a circular economy? A rapid review of the literature

Journal of Cleaner Production·2021·6 authors

117citations

When news media and social media meet: How Facebook users reacted to news stories about a supermarket plastic bag ban

New Media & Society·2020·3 authors

24citations

The INSPIRE Framework: How Public Administrators Can Increase Compliance with Written Requests Using Behavioral Techniques

Public Administration Review·2018·11 authors

25citations

Beyond business as usual: how (and why) the habit discontinuity hypothesis can inform SME engagement in environmental sustainability practices

Australasian Journal of Environmental Management·2016·5 authors

27citations

Requests for zoo visitors to undertake pro-wildlife behaviour: How many is too many?

Tourism Management·2012·3 authors

10citations

What the Zoo Should Ask: The Visitor Perspective on Pro‐wildlife Behavior Attributes

Curator The Museum Journal·2010·2 authors

24citations

Identifying beliefs underlying visitor behaviour: A comparative elicitation study based on the theory of planned behaviour

Annals of Leisure Research·2010·3 authors

53citations