Debarun Chakraborty
Biographic Data
| ID | 6295284 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Debarun Chakraborty |
| GIVEN NAMES | Debarun |
| FAMILY NAME | Chakraborty |
| SIGNATURE | CHAKRABORTY D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Symbiosis International University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0754-1120 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Human Capital at the Core
Environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) reporting has emerged as a key critical dimension of corporate accountability, paralleling the global discourse on sustainable development. The present study investigates the perceived effectiveness of digital ESG reporting from the perspective of managers (human capital) in Indian small‐ and medium‐sized enterprises (SMEs), drawing on the interplay of institutional theory, the technology acce…
Emergent Behavioural Patterns in Energy Systems
This study takes the conceptualization of sociotechnical systems of different nation‐states regarding systems and behavioural research and studies investment decisions on renewable energy as emergent behaviours of these systems. Using a cybernetics and systems complexity approach, the study introduces a new systems‐analytics framework that provides a hybrid configuration of PCA (principal component analysis), multiple MCDM (multicriteria decision…
Sustainable competitiveness through regulatory trust
The present study integrates institutional theory, legitimacy theory, and the resource-based view to investigate how regulatory dynamics influence green innovation in Indian small and medium enterprises. We examine how regulatory pressure and regulatory trust affect small and medium enterprise innovation behavior using a mixed-method design that includes 14 in-depth interviews analysed using an inductive–deductive approach and a quantitative surv…
Responsible AI for trustworthy tourism
From reviews to results
Exploring the drivers of continuance and recommendation intentions in online food delivery services
Purpose This study remains focused on the evaluation of perceived value, satisfaction, attitude, trust, and habit as determinants impacting consumers' intention to continue using and advocating for online food delivery services. Thus, illuminating these constructs within Technology Continuance Theory (TCT). The intent is to analyze the competition and technological advancement engagement advocacy landscape in relation to the aforementioned factor…
Unlocking the Potential for Smart Technology Adoption
Improving access to and transition through complex mental healthcare systems can be challenging because of the intricacy of the pathways and barriers that individuals may encounter. However, as the relationship between information technology and health applications progresses, the accessibility of mental health apps can provide a solution by offering advantages for individuals seeking help. This evolution in technology presents new opportunities …
Fostering sustainable consumption
Purpose Food waste constitutes a critical global dilemma, presenting substantial environmental, economic and social challenges, with around one-third of all food intended for human use being discarded annually. This waste depletes essential resources, increases greenhouse gas emissions and intensifies food poverty. Comprehending the factors contributing to food waste is crucial for formulating effective methods to alleviate this issue. Design/met…
From algorithms to adoption of AI-based online food delivery platforms
Purpose This study aims to analyze AI-enabled Online Food Delivery Platforms (OFDP) by looking at Task-Technology Fit (TTF) and the Stimulus-Organism-Response (S-O-R) framework as they affect user interaction with the system. It monitors the role of brand love, emotional trust, and perceived privacy risk on consumer adoption of AI-based food delivery service technologies. Design/methodology/approach The study uses an empirical model based on the …
The digital tourist
The effect of self-conscious emotions of guilt and regret on consumers’ intentions to reduce food waste
The study explores the role of guilt and regret in influencing consumers’ food waste intentions and behaviors in India. We conducted a longitudinal study spanning May–September 2022 and August–December 2023. Study 1 indicates a negative association between regret and the intention to reduce waste, while Study 2 found a positive association. Felt guilt significantly influenced the intention to reduce waste in both studies. This study aims to infor…
Consumers' continuance intention towards metaverse-based virtual stores
Navigating barriers to organic food purchase intention
Purpose This study investigates barriers to consumers’ organic food purchasing. It identifies the factors and the extent to which they influence their purchase behaviours and future purchase intentions (i.e. continuance purchase intentions). Design/methodology/approach It combines qualitative and quantitative methods across two phases. Longitudinal research was carried out in two phases. It involved a thematic analysis and a covariance-based stru…
Metaverse in tourism
This paper aims to identify barriers and enablers of the growing use of Metaverse in tourism by examining users’ intention in selecting a tourist location and hotel for vacation. It employs a mixed methods approach conducted in two phases, namely exploratory and confirmatory. The grounded theory’s twin slate approach allows extracting the factors in the first exploratory phase. The second (confirmatory) phase employs structural equation modeling …
What drives tourists towards sustainable behaviour? A longitudinal study
The study employs the Stimulus-Organism-Response (SOR) framework to analyze the relationship between stimulus (independents), organism (willingness to pay), and response (sustainable behaviour) in the context of tourism. This study used a longitudinal approach and collected data from 436 tourists between February 2021 and May 2021, followed by another survey between January 2022 and March 2022. The findings showed meaningful insights for tourism …
Laurie R.Blank, International conflict and security law. Principles of international law series. Edward Elgar Publishing, 2023
There seemed to be a growing hope by the end of the Cold War as people envisioned a new era of peace and a stable world. Though conditions were set for democracy, greater freedom, liberalized market, and a more thriving world, countless challenges (like control by international capital, interventions in Libya, Iraq and Syria triggering extremism, terrorism and refugee crisis, Russia's economic crisis affecting central Asian countries) were associ…
Using the consumption values to investigate consumer purchase intentions towards natural food products
Purpose Natural food products are becoming more popular, and their health-related benefits are widely acknowledged. The authors wanted to see the influence of different consumption values on purchase intention of natural food products. To address this gap, the current study proposes to use theory of consumption values to explain customers purchase intention towards natural food products. Design/methodology/approach The authors used theory of cons…
A longitudinal study on how smart tourism technology influences tourists’ repeat visit intentions
This study addresses this knowledge deficit by developing and testing a model that examines the effect of smart technologies on tourists' satisfaction and intentions to repeat visit a travel destination. This study used a longitudinal approach and collected data from 438 tourists between December 2020 and March 2021, followed by another survey between September 2021 and March 2022. Technology characteristics such as accessibility, information qua…
Exploring the meteoric rise of online food ordering apps (Ofoas)
Purpose Online food ordering apps (OFOAs) have become increasingly popular, and consumers have widely recognized their benefits, particularly during pandemics or lockdowns. Despite the growing popularity of OFOAs, little is known about technology acceptance theories and their impact on purchase intention. The current study proposes the amalgamation of three theories to bridge this gap, better explaining customer behaviour toward OFOAs. Design/met…
Citizen's adoption intention toward contact tracing apps
This study explores the factors that prevent citizens from using contact tracing apps (CTA). It uses the innovation resistance theory to construct a parsimonious data analysis model. Data are collected from 440 users of CTA, and an analysis using structural equation modeling is done. Moderation analysis is performed to measure the influence of trust on the relationship between independent and dependent variables. The results reveal that privacy c…
Marching toward “heart work”
With one of the greatest turmoil in the world of work that has wreaked havoc on companies small and large, the global pandemic COVID‐19 is penning a new normative. Amidst such disruptions, employees are found to be floundering with tears, boredom, annoyance, and helplessness. With unparalleled challenges and uncertain prognosis, employees are unable to rebuild their power and thrive in alternative circumstances. This calls for an active effort on…
What drives tourists towards sustainable behaviour? A longitudinal study
The study employs the Stimulus-Organism-Response (SOR) framework to analyze the relationship between stimulus (independents), organism (willingness to pay), and response (sustainable behaviour) in the context of tourism. This study used a longitudinal approach and collected data from 436 tourists between February 2021 and May 2021, followed by another survey between January 2022 and March 2022. The findings showed meaningful insights for tourism …
Metaverse in tourism
This paper aims to identify barriers and enablers of the growing use of Metaverse in tourism by examining users’ intention in selecting a tourist location and hotel for vacation. It employs a mixed methods approach conducted in two phases, namely exploratory and confirmatory. The grounded theory’s twin slate approach allows extracting the factors in the first exploratory phase. The second (confirmatory) phase employs structural equation modeling …
A longitudinal study on how smart tourism technology influences tourists’ repeat visit intentions
This study addresses this knowledge deficit by developing and testing a model that examines the effect of smart technologies on tourists' satisfaction and intentions to repeat visit a travel destination. This study used a longitudinal approach and collected data from 438 tourists between December 2020 and March 2021, followed by another survey between September 2021 and March 2022. Technology characteristics such as accessibility, information qua…
Marching toward “heart work”
With one of the greatest turmoil in the world of work that has wreaked havoc on companies small and large, the global pandemic COVID‐19 is penning a new normative. Amidst such disruptions, employees are found to be floundering with tears, boredom, annoyance, and helplessness. With unparalleled challenges and uncertain prognosis, employees are unable to rebuild their power and thrive in alternative circumstances. This calls for an active effort on…
Exploring the meteoric rise of online food ordering apps (Ofoas)
Purpose Online food ordering apps (OFOAs) have become increasingly popular, and consumers have widely recognized their benefits, particularly during pandemics or lockdowns. Despite the growing popularity of OFOAs, little is known about technology acceptance theories and their impact on purchase intention. The current study proposes the amalgamation of three theories to bridge this gap, better explaining customer behaviour toward OFOAs. Design/met…
Citizen's adoption intention toward contact tracing apps
This study explores the factors that prevent citizens from using contact tracing apps (CTA). It uses the innovation resistance theory to construct a parsimonious data analysis model. Data are collected from 440 users of CTA, and an analysis using structural equation modeling is done. Moderation analysis is performed to measure the influence of trust on the relationship between independent and dependent variables. The results reveal that privacy c…
Laurie R.Blank, International conflict and security law. Principles of international law series. Edward Elgar Publishing, 2023
There seemed to be a growing hope by the end of the Cold War as people envisioned a new era of peace and a stable world. Though conditions were set for democracy, greater freedom, liberalized market, and a more thriving world, countless challenges (like control by international capital, interventions in Libya, Iraq and Syria triggering extremism, terrorism and refugee crisis, Russia's economic crisis affecting central Asian countries) were associ…
Using the consumption values to investigate consumer purchase intentions towards natural food products
Purpose Natural food products are becoming more popular, and their health-related benefits are widely acknowledged. The authors wanted to see the influence of different consumption values on purchase intention of natural food products. To address this gap, the current study proposes to use theory of consumption values to explain customers purchase intention towards natural food products. Design/methodology/approach The authors used theory of cons…
A longitudinal study on how smart tourism technology influences tourists’ repeat visit intentions
This study addresses this knowledge deficit by developing and testing a model that examines the effect of smart technologies on tourists' satisfaction and intentions to repeat visit a travel destination. This study used a longitudinal approach and collected data from 438 tourists between December 2020 and March 2021, followed by another survey between September 2021 and March 2022. Technology characteristics such as accessibility, information qua…
The effect of self-conscious emotions of guilt and regret on consumers’ intentions to reduce food waste
The study explores the role of guilt and regret in influencing consumers’ food waste intentions and behaviors in India. We conducted a longitudinal study spanning May–September 2022 and August–December 2023. Study 1 indicates a negative association between regret and the intention to reduce waste, while Study 2 found a positive association. Felt guilt significantly influenced the intention to reduce waste in both studies. This study aims to infor…
Consumers' continuance intention towards metaverse-based virtual stores
Navigating barriers to organic food purchase intention
Purpose This study investigates barriers to consumers’ organic food purchasing. It identifies the factors and the extent to which they influence their purchase behaviours and future purchase intentions (i.e. continuance purchase intentions). Design/methodology/approach It combines qualitative and quantitative methods across two phases. Longitudinal research was carried out in two phases. It involved a thematic analysis and a covariance-based stru…
Metaverse in tourism
This paper aims to identify barriers and enablers of the growing use of Metaverse in tourism by examining users’ intention in selecting a tourist location and hotel for vacation. It employs a mixed methods approach conducted in two phases, namely exploratory and confirmatory. The grounded theory’s twin slate approach allows extracting the factors in the first exploratory phase. The second (confirmatory) phase employs structural equation modeling …
What drives tourists towards sustainable behaviour? A longitudinal study
The study employs the Stimulus-Organism-Response (SOR) framework to analyze the relationship between stimulus (independents), organism (willingness to pay), and response (sustainable behaviour) in the context of tourism. This study used a longitudinal approach and collected data from 436 tourists between February 2021 and May 2021, followed by another survey between January 2022 and March 2022. The findings showed meaningful insights for tourism …
Unlocking the Potential for Smart Technology Adoption
Improving access to and transition through complex mental healthcare systems can be challenging because of the intricacy of the pathways and barriers that individuals may encounter. However, as the relationship between information technology and health applications progresses, the accessibility of mental health apps can provide a solution by offering advantages for individuals seeking help. This evolution in technology presents new opportunities …
Fostering sustainable consumption
Purpose Food waste constitutes a critical global dilemma, presenting substantial environmental, economic and social challenges, with around one-third of all food intended for human use being discarded annually. This waste depletes essential resources, increases greenhouse gas emissions and intensifies food poverty. Comprehending the factors contributing to food waste is crucial for formulating effective methods to alleviate this issue. Design/met…
From algorithms to adoption of AI-based online food delivery platforms
Purpose This study aims to analyze AI-enabled Online Food Delivery Platforms (OFDP) by looking at Task-Technology Fit (TTF) and the Stimulus-Organism-Response (S-O-R) framework as they affect user interaction with the system. It monitors the role of brand love, emotional trust, and perceived privacy risk on consumer adoption of AI-based food delivery service technologies. Design/methodology/approach The study uses an empirical model based on the …
The digital tourist
Human Capital at the Core
Environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) reporting has emerged as a key critical dimension of corporate accountability, paralleling the global discourse on sustainable development. The present study investigates the perceived effectiveness of digital ESG reporting from the perspective of managers (human capital) in Indian small‐ and medium‐sized enterprises (SMEs), drawing on the interplay of institutional theory, the technology acce…
Emergent Behavioural Patterns in Energy Systems
This study takes the conceptualization of sociotechnical systems of different nation‐states regarding systems and behavioural research and studies investment decisions on renewable energy as emergent behaviours of these systems. Using a cybernetics and systems complexity approach, the study introduces a new systems‐analytics framework that provides a hybrid configuration of PCA (principal component analysis), multiple MCDM (multicriteria decision…
Sustainable competitiveness through regulatory trust
The present study integrates institutional theory, legitimacy theory, and the resource-based view to investigate how regulatory dynamics influence green innovation in Indian small and medium enterprises. We examine how regulatory pressure and regulatory trust affect small and medium enterprise innovation behavior using a mixed-method design that includes 14 in-depth interviews analysed using an inductive–deductive approach and a quantitative surv…
Responsible AI for trustworthy tourism
From reviews to results
Exploring the drivers of continuance and recommendation intentions in online food delivery services
Purpose This study remains focused on the evaluation of perceived value, satisfaction, attitude, trust, and habit as determinants impacting consumers' intention to continue using and advocating for online food delivery services. Thus, illuminating these constructs within Technology Continuance Theory (TCT). The intent is to analyze the competition and technological advancement engagement advocacy landscape in relation to the aforementioned factor…
Business (10 works) · Marketing (10 works) · Psychology (9 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · Technology Adoption and User Behaviour (8 works) · Digital Marketing and Social Media (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Moderation (6 works) · Advertising (5 works) · Environmental Sustainability in Business (5 works)