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The Third Wave

This section offers suggestions related to helping a student deal with bullying in schools, as well as creating an environment where that individual can easily return to the school community. It also mentions the significance of the method 'Shared Responsibility' in dealing with the situation.

Assessing the Impact

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/0149206320967740

The Consequences of Participating in the Sharing Economy: A Transparency-Based Sharing Framework:

We examine the effects of digital access on the prevalence of democracy and its diffusion via trade, geographical and migration networks across 189 countries between 2000 and 2010. We find that different digital technologies may have varying impacts on freedom while affecting its diffusion via different political networks, and that related changes in civil liberties can be affected by both media freedom and internal political institutions. Our analysis suggests three key mechanisms linking information technology with democratic change and highlights the importance of a country's “susceptibility” to political influence that is triggered by greater digitally induced visibility.

Digital Access, Political Networks and the Diffusion of Democracy.

The Effect of Regulatory Focus on the Choice of a Compromise Option

The sharing economy, facilitated by technology and social media, has grown rapidly across the world. The sharing economy is still in a fledgling phase, so relatively little research has been carried out on it. By classifying the existing and potential users, the purpose of the study is to investigate effects of perceptions on utilities, attitude, satisfaction, loyalty, and intention to use for both cases of B2C and P2P car-sharing. Study 1 examines the effects of the level of utility related to the levels of satisfaction and loyalty to existing users and intentions to use and expected satisfaction to potential users of B2C car-sharing, while Study 2 investigates the effects of their intention and levels of expected satisfaction to potential users of P2P car-sharing. This study collected the data via online and offline survey and applied statistical analyses including factor analysis, regression analysis, and ANOVA. The results revealed that the effect of perceived utilities on attitude differ for existing and potential users, and also for cases of B2C and P2P car-sharing. The findings of this study have provided managerial, theoretical, and policy implications.

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/Delivery.cfm/SSRN_ID2707857_code353188.pdf?abstractid=2707857&mirid=1&type=2

Exploring Utility, Attitude, Intention to Use, Satisfaction, and Loyalty in B2C/P2P Car-Sharing Economy

While the sustainable growth of newly emerging economics is increasing, how customers perceive the product made in the newly emerging country remains an important consideration. The purpose of this study is to investigate determinants of the country of origin effects by comparing perception on made in the newly emerging and developed country. Study 1 and Study 2 examined determinants of the country of origin effects by considering the moderating role of the product categories based on i) utilitarian vs. hedonic and ii) the perceived degree of the risk. Study 1 applied the perceived acquisition value (PAV) and the perceived transaction value (PTV) to measure the country of origin effects, while Study 2 investigated the effects of the country of origin on customer satisfaction by controlling the effects of a covariate of attitude. This study applied empirical analyses that utilize the factorial Multivariate Analysis of Variance (factorial MANOVA) for study 1and factorial Analysis of Covariance (factorial ANCOVA) for study 2. This study proposes a policy recommendation regarding which product categories should the manufacturing industries of those countries focus in effort to ensure the sustained growth of their economies. This study also provides a managerial implication in that the policy makers of these countries should investigate in minimizing the display of the country of origin information on these products to benefit from greater value added from manufacturing products from such categories, given the intersection between the products without country of origin information and the products from a developed country in study 2 indicating that the undetermined order of consumer satisfaction resulting from the country of origin effects.

Exploring Determinants of Country of Origin and Product Category on Perceived Value and Satisfaction: Comparison Analysis of the Newly Emerging vs. Developed Country

Yooncheong Cho

Papers

Exploring Utility, Attitude, Intention to Use, Satisfaction, and Loyalty in B2C/P2P Car-Sharing Economy

Exploring Determinants of Country of Origin and Product Category on Perceived Value and Satisfaction: Comparison Analysis of the Newly Emerging vs. Developed Country