Santanu Mandal
Biographic Data
| ID | 4465248 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Santanu Mandal |
| GIVEN NAMES | Santanu |
| FAMILY NAME | Mandal |
| SIGNATURE | MANDAL S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4293-2362 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A study of recalled travel behaviours from a consumer deceleration perspective
Our study aims to develop a framework to understand the influence of tourists'social, economic and environmental orientations in shaping their slow experiences in different areas, such as attractions, food, culture, accommodation and transport, subject to the contingent effects of authenticity, novelty seeking and materialism. Data were gathered from tourists visiting prominent cities in India (N = 277) and the Middle East (N = 252). The study us…
Revenge travel unleashed: The behavioral echo of work-from-home culture
This research analyzes revenge travel as a behavioral response to WFH culture drawing from TPB and social isolation literature. Based on data collected from work from home professionals from south and east India It analyses how work from home induced monotony, isolation and stress affects ATT, SN and PBC for revenge travel. Additionally, the study demonstrates overcrowding risk and source trustworthiness as moderating effectors, which contribute …
Exploring University Students’ Adoption of ChatGPT Using the Diffusion of Innovation Theory and Sentiment Analysis With Gender Dimension
This study explores the adoption and societal implications of an emerging technology such as Chat Generative Pre‐Trained Transformer (ChatGPT) in higher education students. By utilizing a mixed‐method framework, this research combines Rogers’ diffusion of innovation theory with sentiment analysis, offering an innovative methodological approach for examining technology adoption in higher educational settings. It explores five attributes—relative a…
Festive nostalgia in Covid-19: An empirical investigation
The COVID−19 pandemic has reinforced the importance of positive memories. Therefore, our study develops a measurement instrument for festive nostalgia, composed of seven dimensions and measured through 28 items. A rigorous scale development process was adopted and validated through two main studies. While a convenience sample (303 participants) was used to assess the initial validity through exploratory factor analysis, a final sample of 412 resp…
Street food nostalgia and Covid-19 perceptions on street food desire
With COVID-19 paralyzing street food businesses, street food vendors are trying to sustain their operations. The current study helps them by identifying the importance of five prominent stimuli viz. authenticity, quality, staff-service, ambience, and value for money in developing desire for street food in individuals in India. Furthermore, the study contributes by identifying the role of street food nostalgia (as a mediator) and perceived risk of…
Exploring role transitions and conflicts on work disengagement under varying settings: The moderating role of individual resilience
Purpose COVID-19 disrupted the usual way of working for many people across the globe, making full-time work from home and hybrid models two popular work arrangements. Despite the proliferation and high acceptance of the hybrid model, very little research has focused on the same. This study aims to compare the impact of transitions caused by remote work on work disengagement under two settings: remote work and hybrid model. Design/methodology/appr…
The impact of Gen Z's pro-environmental behavior on sustainable development goals through tree planting
This interdisciplinary study addresses a critical gap in environmental behavior research by focusing on Gen Z's engagement with tree planting, a key yet underexplored activity in the context of achieving sustainable development goals. Motivated by the need to understand how cultural practices and environmental policies influence young people's participation in sustainability efforts, this research examines how integrating psychological theories w…
Impact of leisure travel desire on tourist’s motivation for shared accommodations: Moderating role of Covid-19 risk and perceived sanitization
Our study explored the role of leisure travel desire on attitude, subjective norm, and perceived behavioural control for shared accommodation using a theory of planned behaviour lens. Furthermore, the consequent effects on the intention to stay and pay a premium for sanitization practices are also explored. Lastly, the study evaluates the contingency effects of COVID-19 risk and perceived sanitization practices on the above relationships. The stu…
Gastro-nostalgia: Towards a higher order measurement scale based on two gastro festivals
Recently nostalgia has received attention from academic researchers for increasing destination attractiveness and tourist footfalls. Despite increasing interests in food tourism, little research exists regarding gastro-nostalgia to motivate tourists for visiting gastro-festivals. The current study identifies six potential dimensions of gastro-nostalgia through extant literature review viz., cuisine, gastro-experience, gastro-festive ambiance, soc…
Sustainable tourist behaviour: Developing a second order scale based on three destinations
The current study develops a second order measurement instrument for sustainable tourist behaviour through confirmatory factor analysis from tourists' responses based on three prominent destinations in India namely, Goa, Munnar and Manali. Factorial validity, invariance analysis and nomological validity were also assessed. Results showed that STB is a second order reflective factor consisting of destination specific pro‐environmental, socially re…
Gastro-nostalgia: Towards a higher order measurement scale based on two gastro festivals
Recently nostalgia has received attention from academic researchers for increasing destination attractiveness and tourist footfalls. Despite increasing interests in food tourism, little research exists regarding gastro-nostalgia to motivate tourists for visiting gastro-festivals. The current study identifies six potential dimensions of gastro-nostalgia through extant literature review viz., cuisine, gastro-experience, gastro-festive ambiance, soc…
A study of recalled travel behaviours from a consumer deceleration perspective
Our study aims to develop a framework to understand the influence of tourists'social, economic and environmental orientations in shaping their slow experiences in different areas, such as attractions, food, culture, accommodation and transport, subject to the contingent effects of authenticity, novelty seeking and materialism. Data were gathered from tourists visiting prominent cities in India (N = 277) and the Middle East (N = 252). The study us…
The impact of Gen Z's pro-environmental behavior on sustainable development goals through tree planting
This interdisciplinary study addresses a critical gap in environmental behavior research by focusing on Gen Z's engagement with tree planting, a key yet underexplored activity in the context of achieving sustainable development goals. Motivated by the need to understand how cultural practices and environmental policies influence young people's participation in sustainability efforts, this research examines how integrating psychological theories w…
Sustainable tourist behaviour: Developing a second order scale based on three destinations
The current study develops a second order measurement instrument for sustainable tourist behaviour through confirmatory factor analysis from tourists' responses based on three prominent destinations in India namely, Goa, Munnar and Manali. Factorial validity, invariance analysis and nomological validity were also assessed. Results showed that STB is a second order reflective factor consisting of destination specific pro‐environmental, socially re…
Gastro-nostalgia: Towards a higher order measurement scale based on two gastro festivals
Recently nostalgia has received attention from academic researchers for increasing destination attractiveness and tourist footfalls. Despite increasing interests in food tourism, little research exists regarding gastro-nostalgia to motivate tourists for visiting gastro-festivals. The current study identifies six potential dimensions of gastro-nostalgia through extant literature review viz., cuisine, gastro-experience, gastro-festive ambiance, soc…
Impact of leisure travel desire on tourist’s motivation for shared accommodations: Moderating role of Covid-19 risk and perceived sanitization
Our study explored the role of leisure travel desire on attitude, subjective norm, and perceived behavioural control for shared accommodation using a theory of planned behaviour lens. Furthermore, the consequent effects on the intention to stay and pay a premium for sanitization practices are also explored. Lastly, the study evaluates the contingency effects of COVID-19 risk and perceived sanitization practices on the above relationships. The stu…
Exploring University Students’ Adoption of ChatGPT Using the Diffusion of Innovation Theory and Sentiment Analysis With Gender Dimension
This study explores the adoption and societal implications of an emerging technology such as Chat Generative Pre‐Trained Transformer (ChatGPT) in higher education students. By utilizing a mixed‐method framework, this research combines Rogers’ diffusion of innovation theory with sentiment analysis, offering an innovative methodological approach for examining technology adoption in higher educational settings. It explores five attributes—relative a…
Festive nostalgia in Covid-19: An empirical investigation
The COVID−19 pandemic has reinforced the importance of positive memories. Therefore, our study develops a measurement instrument for festive nostalgia, composed of seven dimensions and measured through 28 items. A rigorous scale development process was adopted and validated through two main studies. While a convenience sample (303 participants) was used to assess the initial validity through exploratory factor analysis, a final sample of 412 resp…
Street food nostalgia and Covid-19 perceptions on street food desire
With COVID-19 paralyzing street food businesses, street food vendors are trying to sustain their operations. The current study helps them by identifying the importance of five prominent stimuli viz. authenticity, quality, staff-service, ambience, and value for money in developing desire for street food in individuals in India. Furthermore, the study contributes by identifying the role of street food nostalgia (as a mediator) and perceived risk of…
Exploring role transitions and conflicts on work disengagement under varying settings: The moderating role of individual resilience
Purpose COVID-19 disrupted the usual way of working for many people across the globe, making full-time work from home and hybrid models two popular work arrangements. Despite the proliferation and high acceptance of the hybrid model, very little research has focused on the same. This study aims to compare the impact of transitions caused by remote work on work disengagement under two settings: remote work and hybrid model. Design/methodology/appr…
The impact of Gen Z's pro-environmental behavior on sustainable development goals through tree planting
This interdisciplinary study addresses a critical gap in environmental behavior research by focusing on Gen Z's engagement with tree planting, a key yet underexplored activity in the context of achieving sustainable development goals. Motivated by the need to understand how cultural practices and environmental policies influence young people's participation in sustainability efforts, this research examines how integrating psychological theories w…
Revenge travel unleashed: The behavioral echo of work-from-home culture
This research analyzes revenge travel as a behavioral response to WFH culture drawing from TPB and social isolation literature. Based on data collected from work from home professionals from south and east India It analyses how work from home induced monotony, isolation and stress affects ATT, SN and PBC for revenge travel. Additionally, the study demonstrates overcrowding risk and source trustworthiness as moderating effectors, which contribute …
A study of recalled travel behaviours from a consumer deceleration perspective
Our study aims to develop a framework to understand the influence of tourists'social, economic and environmental orientations in shaping their slow experiences in different areas, such as attractions, food, culture, accommodation and transport, subject to the contingent effects of authenticity, novelty seeking and materialism. Data were gathered from tourists visiting prominent cities in India (N = 277) and the Middle East (N = 252). The study us…
Psychology (8 works) · Business (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Tourism (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Marketing (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Advertising (3 works) · Art (3 works)