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Paul Issock (PhD)
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Modelling green customer loyalty and positive word of mouth: Can environmental knowledge make the difference in an emerging market?
PB Issock Issock, M Mpinganjira, M Roberts-Lombard
International Journal of Emerging Markets 15 (3), 405-426, 2020
812020
Drivers of consumer attention to mandatory energy-efficiency labels affixed to home appliances: An emerging market perspective
PBI Issock, M Mpinganjira, M Roberts-Lombard
Journal of cleaner production 204, 672-684, 2018
582018
Understanding household waste separation in South Africa: An empirical study based on an extended theory of interpersonal behaviour
PB Issock Issock, M Roberts-Lombard, M Mpinganjira
Management of Environmental Quality 31 (3), 530-547, 2020
472020
The importance of customer trust for social marketing interventions: a case of energy-efficiency consumption
PB Issock Issock, M Roberts-Lombard, M Mpinganjira
Journal of Social Marketing 10 (2), 265-286, 2020
452020
Trying to recycle domestic waste and feelings of guilt: a moderated mediation model applied to South African households
PBI Issock, M Mpinganjira, M Roberts-Lombard
Sustainable Production and Consumption 27, 1286-1296, 2021
262021
Normative Influence on Household Waste Separation: The Moderating Effect of Policy Implementation and Sociodemographic Variables
MM Paul Blaise Issock Issock, Mornay Roberts-Lombard
Social Marketing Quarterly 26 (2), 93 - 110, 2020
252020
Investigating the relevance of the traditional marketing mix across different stages of change: Empirical evidence from household recycling
PBI Issock, M Mpinganjira, M Roberts-Lombard
Journal of Social Marketing 11 (4), 489-506, 2021
152021
Segmenting and profiling South African households’ electricity conservation behavior
PB Issock Issock, M Mpinganjira, H Duh
Social Marketing Quarterly 23 (3), 249-265, 2017
132017
Understanding energy-efficiency choices through consumption values: the central role of consumer's attention and trust in environmental claims
PB Issock Issock, A Muposhi
Management of Environmental Quality 34 (1), 250-270, 2023
92023
Beyond sustainable consumption practices: Linking organic food consumption to hedonic and eudaimonic well-being
PBI Issock, M Mpinganjira, M Roberts-Lombard
Appetite 188, 106633, 2023
62023
Re-assembling materialism, sustainability and subjective well-being: Empirical evidence from E-waste disposal in an emerging market
PBI Issock
Global Business Review, 09721509231171978, 2023
32023
Is the use of green shopping bags gendered? Evidence from a gender equality conscious emerging market
A Muposhi, M Mpinganjira, M Wait, PBI Issock
International Journal of Sustainable Society 14 (1), 17-42, 2022
12022
Determinants of electricity conservation in South African households: a social marketing perspective
PBI Issock
PQDT-Global, 2016
12016
A critical analysis of smokers' behaviour in a designated non-smoking area: a case study of the MTB coffee shop, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
PBI Issock
12013
How Does Objective Knowledge Moderate Selected Drivers of the Willingness to Separate Household Waste? A Perspective from an emerging market
D Helen, II Paul Blaise
European Social Marketing Conference (Thessaloniki, Greece), 59 - 61, 2022
2022
Enhancing Blood Donor Loyalty: The Impact of Relationship Marketing on Social Marketing Initiatives for blood donation in South Africa
M Relebohiseng, II Paul Blaise
World social Marketing Conference (Brighton, UK), 21 - 25, 2022
2022
It is not enough to "turn off the light". Revisiting the determinants of households’ investments in efficient technologies in South Africa
PBI Issock
World social marketing conference (Brighton, UK), 6-10, 2022
2022
Normative influence and effectiveness of recycling policy on household waste separation
PBI Issock, M Mpinganjira, M Roberts-Lombard
World Social Marketing Conference - Edinburgh, 67 - 69, 2019
2019
Critically Analysing Social Marketing Response to Electricity Crisis in South Africa: An Appropriate Model Proposed
PB Issock Issock, H Duh, M Mpinganjira
World Social Marketing Conference 4, 50 - 52, 2015
2015
An experiential perspective on the continuum customer green satisfaction–green trust–positive word-of-mouth
PB Issock, M Mpinganjira, M Roberts-Lombard
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