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New UEH Publications Alert (Week 3 – August 2026): Advancing the “Twin Transition” – UEH International Publications Explore the Intersection of Digital Technology, Green Economy, and Consumer Behavior

New UEH Publications Alert (Week 3 – August 2026): Advancing the “Twin Transition” – UEH International Publications Explore the Intersection of Digital Technology, Green Economy, and Consumer Behavior

27 Aug, 2026

Advancing Theoretical Frameworks, Positioning Behaviors in the Digital Era

From an academic perspective, UEH scholars have effectively applied and integrated various contemporary theoretical frameworks, including the Technology–Organization–Environment (TOE) framework, Theory of Consumption Values (TCV), Innovation Resistance Theory (IRT), Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), Signaling Theory, and Relationship Marketing. Building on these theoretical foundations, the studies have focused on decoding significant shifts in consumer behavior and business operations:

  • Generation Z & green transportation: Analyzing the drivers and barriers influencing Gen Z's decisions to use electric public transportation in emerging cities, toward sustainable transportation solutions.
  • Marketing & payments in the digital era: Exploring consumer attitudes toward the emerging trend of Metaverse Marketing, while analyzing the factors driving decisions to choose cashless payment methods in Vietnam.
  • Partnerships in supply chains: Assessing the role of brand and salesperson support in retailer performance, while clarifying the role of digital enablement in strengthening partnership performance.

Pioneering Technology Applications for Green Growth

The intersection of economics, management, and technology continues to be reflected through research aimed at advancing the green transition and improving operational efficiency:

  • Agriculture & supply chains: Applying Blockchain technology to agricultural traceability, contributing to greater transparency and consumer trust; while examining circular economy entrepreneurship and the role of green transformational leadership in enhancing carbon-neutral supply chain performance.
  • Smart logistics: Developing a cube robot for automated storage and retrieval systems, contributing to greater automation capabilities and operational efficiency in logistics systems.
  • Sustainable consumption & emerging technologies: Analyzing the impact of functional and psychological barriers on consumer attitudes toward Metaverse Marketing, while examining the role of perceived sustainability commitment in shaping brand trust and preference.

Institutional Innovation and Public Sector Governance in the Digital Era

Beyond businesses and consumers, the studies also provide important implications for public governance and innovation policy:

  • Public auditing & digital technology: Highlighting the role of digital technology capabilities and cyber forensic accounting intelligence in building smart and sustainable auditing ecosystems for public sector organizations.
  • R&D policy & innovation: Analyzing the impact of government research and development (R&D) subsidies on disruptive innovation in early-stage ventures, providing further evidence for designing policies to support technological innovation.
  • Research & methodology: Assessing the consistency of findings across different types of economic surveys, contributing to improved research design and the reliability of empirical evidence in the social sciences.

Diversifying Tools for Knowledge Discovery

UEH's research capacity continues to be demonstrated through a diverse methodological system, spanning behavioral research at the individual level to organizational and policy analysis.

The studies flexibly combine empirical surveys, behavioral models, mediation–moderation analyses, technology–organization–environment analytical frameworks, and technology–engineering simulation and design solutions.

This combination not only ensures academic rigor but also generates practical implications for digital transformation, circular economy development, technological innovation, and the promotion of sustainable consumption.

Creating Knowledge, Advancing the “Twin Transition”

Overall, this week's publications further reaffirm UEH's capacity to transcend traditional academic boundaries and advance interdisciplinary research. From Blockchain, AI, Metaverse, digital payments, and robotics to the circular economy, green transportation, and public governance, these studies contribute to decoding significant transformations in contemporary economic and social systems.

By connecting technological innovation with sustainable development goals, UEH continues to create valuable knowledge foundations for the international scientific community while making practical contributions to digital transformation, the green transition, and innovation in Vietnam and other developing economies.

New UEH Publications Alert

For ease of reference and citation according to international journals, the titles of the publications below are retained in English.

  1. Blockchain Adoption in Agricultural Traceability: An Empirical Study on Consumer Behavior in Vietnam
    Authors: Ngoc-Hong Duong, Thi-My-Tam Nguyen, Ngoc-Di-An Luong, Vo-Yen-Tho To, Phan-Nam-Anh Nguyen, Duong-Chau-Nghi Nguyen
    Type: Book chapter

  2. Adoption of Electric Public Transportation in Emerging Megacities: A TAM–TCV Approach for Sustainable Management
    Authors: Ngoc-Hong Duong, Nghi Phuong Nguyen, Nguyen Hoang Vinh Do, Thanh Chi Mai, Ngoc Hoang Bao Dang, Thi Van Anh Hoang
    Type: Book chapter

  3. How Circular Economy Entrepreneurship Fosters Carbon Neutral Supply Chain Performance? The Moderating Role of Green Transformational Leadership
    Authors: Pham Quang Huy, Vu Kien Phuc
    Type: Book chapter

  4. Sustainable and Smart Auditing Ecosystem Formulation by Digital Technology-driven Dynamic Capabilities through the Policy of Cyber Forensic Accounting Intelligence
    Authors: Pham Quang Huy, Vu Kien Phuc
    Journal: Review of Pacific Basin Financial Markets and Policies – Scopus Q4

  5. Do government R&D subsidies promote or constrain disruptive innovation in early-stage ventures? The moderating role of appropriation mechanisms
    Authors: Samuel Adomako, Nguyen Phong Nguyen
    Journal: Technology in Society – WoS (SSCI Q1)

  6. Development and implementation of a cube robot for grid-based automated storage systems
    Authors: Duy Hoang Phuc Bui, Duong Tri Thuan Do, Tri Dung Dang, Tri Cuong Do
    Journal: Mechanics Based Design of Structures and Machines – WoS (SCIE Q2)

  7. Drivers of Cashless Payment Decision in Vietnam
    Authors: Chi H. P. Ho, Kiet T. Nguyen, Tu D. Quach, Vang Q. Dang
    Journal: International Journal of Finance & Economics – WoS (SSCI Q2)

  8. Comparisons Of Conclusions From Identical Questions In Five Different Types Of Survey: Evidence Of Significant Between-Survey Inconsistencies From China And Vietnam
    Authors: Kiet T. Nguyen, Jack L. Knetsch, Jichuan Zong
    Journal: Singapore Economic Review – WoS (SSCI Q3)

  9. Unpacking retailer performance in the wine and spirits sector: multilevel support, satisfaction and the moderating power of digital enablement
    Authors: Thoi Le Quan Chau, Thanh Tiep Le, Simone Bevilacqua
    Journal: British Food Journal – WoS (SSCI Q1)

  10. From innovation resistance to responsible consumption: Sustainability signals shaping trust and preference in luxury metaverse marketing
    Authors: Khanh-Ngoc Hoang-Tran, Ngoc-Hong Duong
    Journal: Cleaner and Responsible Consumption – Scopus Q1

View the publication list for Week 3 - August 2026 at:

https://news.ueh.edu.vn/2026/scientist/W3Aug.html

Explore all New UEH Publications Alert 2026 at:

https://news.ueh.edu.vn/en/scientist

The New UEH Publications Alert series will continue to provide regular updates on UEH's latest international publications. We warmly invite our faculty members, alumni, students, and partners to follow and join us in promoting the spirit of "Research Contribution for All."

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