The Manager And Love: Evoking A Loving Inquiry In A Group Setting
Neuroscientists, psychologists, educators, and management scholars propose that the current emphasis on intellect and reason in education and business over values such as love, connectedness, and Read More »
Author: Angela P. Chen, Giorgia Nigri, Thomas E. Culham, Barbara Nussbaum, Richard Peregoy, Margot Plunkett
Contributor: eb™ Research Team
Asserting Integration Through Nostalgic Discourses: Acculturation To An International Community
The concept of nostalgia has played an important role in consumer research for the last decades. Its main conceptualization is one of “bitter-sweet” feelings of longing for a past considered as Read More »
Locals As Migrants In German Unification And Acculturation: How Nostalgia Enchants The Former East
Consumer acculturation is commonly understood as a process of physical movement and the resulting adaptation to the cultural environment in one country by persons from another country (Peñaloza Read More »
Generations At The Mirror: First And Second Generation Of Turkish Consumers’ Home Country
Migrants, as well as their children, typically live in a ‘hyperethnicized’ world. Institutional pressures coming from the outside— the dominant society as well as the ethnic communities Read More »
Fiddler On The Street: How Roma Refugees Enact Host Cultural Images Of Nostalgic Otherness
Gabriela’s reflexive remark illustrates the important institutional influence of local stereotypes and attitudes about ethnic minorities on the lived experiences of migrant consumers. The Canadian Read More »