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Globality and intentionality attribution of animosity

Abd‐Razak, Ili‐Salsabila; Abdul‐Talib, Asmat‐Nizam - In: Journal of Islamic Marketing 3 (2012) 1, pp. 72-80

the Muslim dominant markets around the world through the consumer animosity perspective, to provide better understanding … discussed. Design/methodology/approach – The analytical definition of consumer boycotts through the consumer animosity … intentionality attributions with animosity and consumer boycotts are assessed before strategies to deal with the issues are diagnosed …

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Dealing with legitimacy : a key challenge for Project Portfolio Management decision makers

Gutiérrez, Ernesto; Magnusson, Mats - In: International journal of project management : the … 32 (2014) 1, pp. 30-39

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Strategic brand management : archetypes for managing brands through paradoxes

Högström, Claes; Gustafsson, Anders; Tronvoll, Bård - In: Journal of business research : JBR 68 (2015) 2, pp. 391-404

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The blessing of necessity and advantages of newness

Honig, Benson; Karlsson, Tomas; Hägg, Gustaf - In: Entrepreneurial resourcefulness : competing with constraints, (pp. 63-94). 2013

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The moral high ground: Perceived moral violation and moral emotions in consumer boycotts

Chen, Johnny - 2010

xiii, 173 p. : ill. A print copy of this thesis is available through the UO Libraries. Search the library catalog for the location and call number.

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Making the World a Better Place: Consumers' Group Identity in the Markets with Competition and Two-sided Opportunism

Kanniainen, Vesa - 2016

Consumer boycotts often provide a disciplinary mechanism against firms deviating from established social norms. Such actions tend to be organized by people through reference groups with a social mission. The intensity of the group identity is, however, private information. Therefore, the...

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Firms under pressure: International trade and social activism

Löhnert, Claudius - 2022

Activists denouncing firms for what they consider unethical conduct (e.g., poor treatment of labor or practices that are harmful to the environment) often pressure firms through consumer boycotts. This paper presents a model of international trade with heterogeneous firms and endogenous...

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Plausible deniability: Integration vs. outsourcing with heterogeneous firms and unethical suppliers

Löhnert, Claudius - 2022

This paper presents a property rights model of the international organization of production, where heterogeneous headquarter firms source from suppliers in the Global South. Due to weak regulatory stringency in the Global South, suppliers can employ a cost-saving technology. Consumers, however,...

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The International Organization of Production in the Regulatory Void

Herkenhoff, Philipp; Krautheim, Sebastian - 2018

Over the last decades, the internationalization of the value chain has allowed firms to exploit cross-country differences in environmental and labor regulation (and enforcement) in ways that have led to a large number of NGO campaigns and consumer boycotts criticizing ‘unethical’ practices....

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Does national culture impact consumer boycott prevalence? : a multi-country study

Hoffmann, Stefan - In: European journal of international management : EJIM 8 (2014) 2, pp. 141-159

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