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Original Article
Open Access
HR Competencies, Strategic Roles, and HRM Effectiveness : Examining the Role of Generation Y in India’s Construction Industry
Subbulakshmi Somu, Noor Azman Ali, Md Asadul Islam, Motoki Watabe
· pp. 8–26
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2025/v18i5/174408
Purpose : This study explored the influence of human resource competencies on human resource management (HRM) effectiveness, focusing on Generation Y human resource professionals in India’s construction industry. The purpose was to examine the relationships between HR competencies, strategic HR …
Keywords:
human resource competencies, strategic HR roles, HRM effectiveness, Generation Y, PLS - SEM
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Original Article
Open Access
Gender, Sustainability, and Behavior : A TPB Analysis of Eastern India’s Green Purchases
Jayeeta Majumder, Sourav Gangopadhyay, Susmi Biswas
· pp. 27–49
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2025/v18i5/174410
Purpose : This study examined how gender influences green product purchasing behavior, focusing on gender’s moderating role in purchase intention. The aim was to understand whether gender-based differences in consumer behavior could contribute to promoting sustainability and addressing environmental concerns.Design/Methodology/Approach …
Keywords:
green consumer behavior, gender differences, purchase intention, environmental concern, theory of planned behavior
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Original Article
Open Access
Decoding the Meta Effect of Green Transformational Leadership on Green Creativity Through Subgroup Analysis
Amiya Kumar Mohapatra, Subhasish Das, Shweta Jha, Yayati Nayak
· pp. 50–67
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2025/v18i5/174411
Purpose : This study examined the pooled effect of green transformational leadership (GTL) on green creativity (GC) and the effect of organization's geographical origin on GTL-GC through “meta cum subgroup analysis.”Methodology : This analysis combined the data from 20 independent …
Keywords:
green transformational leadership, green creativity, meta effect, publication bias, subgroup analysis
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Original Article
Open Access
Navigating the Future of Sustainable Food Tourism : Implications for Marketers, Policymakers, and Researchers
Sabari Shankar Ravichandran
· pp. 68–74
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2025/v18i5/174412
Purpose : This research note was an extract from primary research on sustainable food tourists’ behaviours. Evolving tourist behaviours, stakeholder dynamics, the need for sustainability focus, and digital mediation that regulate sustainable food tourism competitiveness were the driving forces. This …
Keywords:
sustainability, food tourism, sustainable tourism, tourists’ behaviours, research note
