Beikverdi Lana

Description

D.Sc. Lana Beikverdi is a dedicated researcher exploring the complexities of sustainable consumption, with a focus on the rebound effects that can undermine eco-friendly behaviours. Her work delves into phenomena such as green impulse buying and the persistence of non-sustainable actions among consumers who identify as environmentally conscious. Additionally, she investigates the role of emerging technologies—such as service robots and AI—in shaping consumer behaviours, particularly their potential to promote or deter sustainable practices, meat consumption, and green impulse purchases. She seeks to provide actionable insights into fostering sustainable consumer habits through this research.

Keywords

Sustainable consumption, green impulse buying, impulse buying, rebound effects of sustainability

Affiliations

Arcada University of Applied Sciences

Senior Lecturer

Graduate school and research

2024 - present

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Häme University of Applied Sciences

Visiting Lecturer

International Business

2023 - present

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LUT University

Junior researcher

LUT Business School

2020 - 2023

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Education (1)

Doctor of Science in Business Administration

Lappeenranta University of Technology

Publications (5)

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2024

Uncovering impulse buying behaviour in sustainable settings

Green eCommerce in Small and Medium-Sized Towns in Asia: The Evidence from China

DOI

10.1007/978-3-031-62135-2_12

Reflective-Impulsive Green Buying: Psychological Mechanism and Role of Product Information

DOI

10.1007/978-3-031-49039-2_11

Granted funding (1)

Interplay of impulse buying and sustainable consumption

Liikesivistysrahasto

Activities and awards (3)

Conference presentation

Contemporary attitudes towards sustainable consumption in European and Asian small towns

2022

Conference presentation

Vicious circle of impulsive buying and consumer well-being

2021

Conference presentation

Paradox of Impulsive Buying in Sustainable Settings

2021