The service quality imperative: Sustaining ridesharing adoption in the developing world
Md. Masud Rana,
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Mohammad Safaet Siddiqee,
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Md Salah Uddin
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et al.
Research in Transportation Business & Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
59, P. 101289 - 101289
Published: Jan. 18, 2025
Language: Английский
Analyzing Viewers’ Responses to Exposés of Corporate Social Irresponsibility on Social Media: An Emotion Analysis
Journal of Promotion Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
31(1), P. 151 - 178
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
This
study
examines
consumers'
emotional
responses
to
YouTube
videos
that
exposed
corporate
social
irresponsibility
incidents.
A
total
of
67,117
comments
were
collected
and
screened
identify
those
mentioned
the
brand
name.
The
analysis
was
divided
into
two
distinct
phases.
In
phase
one,
BART,
a
deep
learning
algorithm,
used
extract
emotions
expressed
through
in
response
exposure
CSI
second
phase,
this
employed
negative
binomial
regression
analyzed
conceptual
model
examine
relationship
between
emotion
supportive
behavior
by
fellow
consumers
on
YouTube.
Results
one
suggested
consumer
consist
positive
toward
brand,
such
as
joy,
trust,
surprise,
anticipation.
2
findings
indicate
anger,
anticipation,
sadness
garner
more
support
from
other
consumers,
while
disgust,
joy
are
negatively
associated
with
behavior.
extends
developing
body
literature
taking
novel
context.
Moreover,
it
also
showed
importance
different
discrete
increasing
consumers.
Practically,
provides
directions
promotion
managers
for
managing
media
crises
due
CSI.
Language: Английский
Ethics, Brands and Sustainable Consumption
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
How do transparency and traceability enhance purchasing behaviors via consumer trust? Insights for food supply chains
Journal of Consumer Marketing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 26, 2025
Purpose
This
paper
aims
to
investigate
the
relationship
between
supply
chain
transparency
and
traceability
(SCTT)
consumer
behavior
in
Vietnam.
Design/methodology/approach
study
uses
a
quantitative
approach
with
aid
of
SPSS
26
SmartPLS
4.0
software
evaluate
data
collected
from
430
respondents
Vietnam
through
questionnaire-based
survey.
Findings
Research
findings
highlight
critical
role
trust
linking
SCTT
behavior,
particularly
noting
its
significant
impact
within
Vietnamese
context.
Generally,
has
positive
effect
on
products.
Ethical
conscientious
disclosure
practices
enhance
encourage
buying
actions,
as
precise
information
guarantees
product
safety
authenticity.
The
provision
accurate
(not
intentionally
misled
or
fabricated)
is
vital
for
building
influencing
purchasing
decisions.
Moreover,
exerts
strong
influence
trust.
However,
expected
transparency’s
clarity
aspect
was
not
significant,
indicating
space
further
investigations
discussions.
Originality/value
among
pioneering
studies
determinants
mechanisms
by
exploring
developing
country.
offers
insights
into
development
SCM
suggests
directions
future
research.
Language: Английский
Sosyal Medyada Marka Karşıtı Aktivizm: Zara Örneği
Yeni Medya Dergisi,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 14, 2024
Aktivizm
çalışmaları
gelişen
teknolojinin
ve
sosyal
medya
araçlarının
da
sürece
dahil
olmasıyla
birlikte
dijital
aktivizm
çalışmalarına
dönüşmüştür.
Sosyal
araçlarında
insanlar
olaya
yönelik
paylaşım
yaparak,
yorum
yazarak,
paylaşımları
beğenerek,
paylaşılan
görsel
veya
yazıları
tekrar
paylaşarak
ya
boykot
çağrılarında
bulunarak
aktivizmi
gerçekleştirmektedir.
Dijital
aktivizmin
farklı
türleri
bulunmaktadır.
Bunlardan
biri
de
son
yıllarda
ortaya
çıkan
“Marka
Aktivizmi”
bu
türünün
sebep
olabileceği
Karşıtı
Aktivizmdir”.
Bu
çalışmada
Zara
markası
marka
karşıtı
hareketleri
noktasında
ele
alınarak
#zaraboykot
etiketiyle
ne
tür
paylaşımlar
yapıldığı
incelenmiş
örneklerle
desteklenerek
açıklanmıştır.
amaç
çerçevesinde
içerik
analizi
tekniği
kullanılmış
yapılan
incelemeler
sonucunda
aktivizmde
en
sık
kullanılan
stratejilerin
nefret
söylemleri
yayma,
bulunma,
markanın
tutumunu
eleştirme
memnuniyetsizlik
belirtme
olduğu
çıkmıştır.
Why do consumers hate brands, and how do they react to brand hate? Moderating role of big five personality traits
Hardeep Chahal,
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Rigzin Dolkar
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DECISION,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
51(2), P. 195 - 212
Published: June 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Consumer nationalism in Kenya: tracing the rhetorical construction of the nation through anti-brand activism on Facebook
African Identities,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 15
Published: Dec. 12, 2024
The
unity
of
a
nation
is
founded
on
an
'us/them'
opposition
that
creates
'constitutive
outsider'
within
or
outside
the
state.
formation
national
identities
therefore
outcome
internal
conflicts.
Using
Derrida's
deconstructionist
approach,
this
article
extends
language
difference
beyond
human
friend/enemy
frontier
in
forming
imaginations
to
include
creation
constitutive
outsider
through
agitations
against
commercial
brands.
It
argued
'Other'
identity
can
be
actors,
especially
when
homeland's
emanates
from
anti-brand
narratives
established
local
Critical
Discourse
Analysis
(CDA)
used
illustrate
how
flare-ups
spontaneous
call
for
product
boycott
and
buycott
Kenyan
Facebook
group
covertly
united
use
exclusive
inclusive
'we'
consumer
nationalism.
comments
brought
together
reader
writer,
with
being
boycotted
brand,
while
reader,
good
nationhood
was
seen
campaigning
Kenyans
'buycott'
brand.
proposed
activism
considered
'resistance'
−
enemy
around
whom
reproduced.
Language: Английский