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Interdisciplinary Environmental Review

Interdisciplinary Environmental Review (IER)

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  • Organisational commitment towards green environmental practices: a bibliometric perspective   Order a copy of this article
    by R. Abishek Israel, Shwati Sudha, Shrejal Kumari 
    Abstract: The increasing consideration regarding environmental sustainability has led organisations to implement green environmental practices (GEPs) as part of their corporate strategies. While the economic and regulatory perks are often acknowledged, the role of organisational commitment in green practices has not received as much attention. This study conducts a bibliometric analysis and systematic review using Scopus, biblioshiny, and VOSviewer, analysing 157 documents from 2000 to 2025. Results show a noticeable rise in research after 2019, peaking in 2024, with the Journal of Cleaner Production as the main source. China, India, and Pakistan are top contributors, while Pham NT and Tuckova Z emerge as leading authors. Keyword analysis highlights sustainability, green HRM, and environmental performance as dominant themes. The findings stress the need for empirical validation, industry-specific challenges, and the role of AI-driven sustainability strategies. It also emphasises integrating GHRM with corporate sustainability and fostering a responsible culture to strengthen organisational commitment.
    Keywords: organisational commitment; green environmental practices; GEPs; sustainability; bibliometric analysis; green organisational commitment; GOC; systematic literature review; biblioshiny; VOSviewer.
    DOI: 10.1504/IER.2026.10074241
     
  • Antecedents of green entrepreneurship: empirical evidence from India   Order a copy of this article
    by Ritu Toshniwal 
    Abstract: The study investigated the impact of factors such as attitude, social influence and environmental values on green entrepreneurship in India. The study has used structure equation modelling to investigate the effect of attitude, society and environmental values on green entrepreneurship. The study has interviewed 276 entrepreneurs from Rajasthan, India. The results highlighted that attitude has significant impact on promoting green entrepreneurship. Social influence has also significant impact on promoting green entrepreneurship. Additionally, environmental values of entrepreneurs have significant impact in promoting green entrepreneurship in Rajasthan, India. Since green entrepreneurship is an emerging are, more research is required to completely understand the entrepreneurial activities that support ecosystems and the environment while generating financial and non-financial benefits for investors and the society at large.
    Keywords: green entrepreneurship; attitude; social influence; environmental values; India.
    DOI: 10.1504/IER.2026.10074869
     

 

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