Jorge Andraz
Biographic Data
| ID | 4628625 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jorge Andraz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jorge |
| FAMILY NAME | Andraz |
| SIGNATURE | ANDRAZ J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Algarve |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9209-3344 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Tourism economic dependency and community dynamics
This study examines how residents’ economic dependency on tourism influences subjective well-being, satisfaction with tourism, community support, and pro-tourism behaviours. While economic reliance is often linked to greater tourism support, other studies highlight dissatisfaction stemming from perceived social and environmental costs, pointing to a nuanced and underexplored dynamic. Addressing this gap, the study explores the moderating role of …
Water demand of urban Portuguese households by population trajectory and region
Portugal is one of the European countries most vulnerable to water shortages driven by climate change. This study explores the factors influencing household water demand across Portuguese municipalities with urban centres, emphasizing two often-overlooked elements: population trends (growth or decline) and regional location. Another innovation of the study is the inclusion of tourists in the estimation of household water demand. Using panel data …
From destination attributes to tourist satisfaction
Relevance of ecosystem services and disservices from green infrastructure perceived by the inhabitants of two Portuguese cities dealing with climate change
Green infrastructure provides ecosystem services (ESs) and disservices (EDSs), although EDSs are understudied. By considering both, this study contributes to the literature. The inhabitants’ perception of the importance of ESs/EDSs is assessed through a survey in two Portuguese cities facing extreme climatic events. “Heat reduction” and “contact with nature” are the most perceived ESs while “risk of fire” and “excessive water consumption” are the…
The moderating role of tourism intensity on residents’ intentions towards pro-tourism behaviours
This study analysed the complex dynamics of tourism based on perspectives and intentional behaviours of residents. The analysis focused on how residents perceive the effects of tourism, their satisfaction with it, their subjective well-being, and their inclinations towards pro-tourism behaviours. By merging social exchange theory and bottom-up spillover theory, it also investigates tourism intensity (TI) as a moderator, which has been understudie…
Behaviours and Perceptions of Tourists and Residents of the Algarve
Literature suggests that measuring the perceptions of all stakeholders, including tourists, residents, and public and private organizations, is required to monitor the sustainable development of a tourist destination holistically and comprehensively. There is a lack of monitoring systems of those perceptions in several tourist destinations, such as the Algarve, Portugal. The main objective of this paper is to contribute to bridging this gap by me…
Perceptions and preferences of urban residents for green infrastructure to help cities adapt to climate change threats
Green infrastructure in cities is increasingly acknowledged as a way to contribute to tackling the challenges posed by climate change. However, studies analyzing urban inhabitants' attitudes towards green infrastructure when dealing with climate change effects are still scarce. Using as case studies two Portuguese cities of different sizes and socio-cultural and geographic contexts, this work analyzes inhabitants' awareness of climate change, the…
Monitoring tourism flows and destination management
Effects of tourism on regional asymmetries
Monitoring tourism flows and destination management
The moderating role of tourism intensity on residents’ intentions towards pro-tourism behaviours
This study analysed the complex dynamics of tourism based on perspectives and intentional behaviours of residents. The analysis focused on how residents perceive the effects of tourism, their satisfaction with it, their subjective well-being, and their inclinations towards pro-tourism behaviours. By merging social exchange theory and bottom-up spillover theory, it also investigates tourism intensity (TI) as a moderator, which has been understudie…
Perceptions and preferences of urban residents for green infrastructure to help cities adapt to climate change threats
Green infrastructure in cities is increasingly acknowledged as a way to contribute to tackling the challenges posed by climate change. However, studies analyzing urban inhabitants' attitudes towards green infrastructure when dealing with climate change effects are still scarce. Using as case studies two Portuguese cities of different sizes and socio-cultural and geographic contexts, this work analyzes inhabitants' awareness of climate change, the…
Effects of tourism on regional asymmetries
Monitoring tourism flows and destination management
Perceptions and preferences of urban residents for green infrastructure to help cities adapt to climate change threats
Green infrastructure in cities is increasingly acknowledged as a way to contribute to tackling the challenges posed by climate change. However, studies analyzing urban inhabitants' attitudes towards green infrastructure when dealing with climate change effects are still scarce. Using as case studies two Portuguese cities of different sizes and socio-cultural and geographic contexts, this work analyzes inhabitants' awareness of climate change, the…
Behaviours and Perceptions of Tourists and Residents of the Algarve
Literature suggests that measuring the perceptions of all stakeholders, including tourists, residents, and public and private organizations, is required to monitor the sustainable development of a tourist destination holistically and comprehensively. There is a lack of monitoring systems of those perceptions in several tourist destinations, such as the Algarve, Portugal. The main objective of this paper is to contribute to bridging this gap by me…
Relevance of ecosystem services and disservices from green infrastructure perceived by the inhabitants of two Portuguese cities dealing with climate change
Green infrastructure provides ecosystem services (ESs) and disservices (EDSs), although EDSs are understudied. By considering both, this study contributes to the literature. The inhabitants’ perception of the importance of ESs/EDSs is assessed through a survey in two Portuguese cities facing extreme climatic events. “Heat reduction” and “contact with nature” are the most perceived ESs while “risk of fire” and “excessive water consumption” are the…
The moderating role of tourism intensity on residents’ intentions towards pro-tourism behaviours
This study analysed the complex dynamics of tourism based on perspectives and intentional behaviours of residents. The analysis focused on how residents perceive the effects of tourism, their satisfaction with it, their subjective well-being, and their inclinations towards pro-tourism behaviours. By merging social exchange theory and bottom-up spillover theory, it also investigates tourism intensity (TI) as a moderator, which has been understudie…
Tourism economic dependency and community dynamics
This study examines how residents’ economic dependency on tourism influences subjective well-being, satisfaction with tourism, community support, and pro-tourism behaviours. While economic reliance is often linked to greater tourism support, other studies highlight dissatisfaction stemming from perceived social and environmental costs, pointing to a nuanced and underexplored dynamic. Addressing this gap, the study explores the moderating role of …
Water demand of urban Portuguese households by population trajectory and region
Portugal is one of the European countries most vulnerable to water shortages driven by climate change. This study explores the factors influencing household water demand across Portuguese municipalities with urban centres, emphasizing two often-overlooked elements: population trends (growth or decline) and regional location. Another innovation of the study is the inclusion of tourists in the estimation of household water demand. Using panel data …
From destination attributes to tourist satisfaction
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Tourism (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Environmental resource management (3 works) · Portuguese (3 works) · Regional science (3 works) · Sustainable tourism (3 works)