The Influence Of Event Stimulation On Consumers' Purchase Behavior With Health Agricultural
Background: Understanding consumers' behavioral choices after the stimulus of negative events has great significance for repairing consumer perceptions, improving crisis management strategies for Read More »
Author: Baoshu Wu, Shubin Zhu
Contributor: Zhenjiang Song, Xin Luo eb™ Research Team
Conceptualizing Trust And Distrust As Alternative Stable States: Lessons From The Flint Water
Despite the universally recognized importance of fostering trust and avoiding distrust in governance relationships, there remains considerable debate on core questions like the relation between Read More »
Author: Joseph A. Hamm, Jennifer S. Carrera, Jenna A. Van Fossen, Kent D. Key, Susan J. Woolford, Sarah B. Bailey, Athena S. McKay, Luther B. Evans, Karen D. Calhoun
Contributor: eb™ Research Team
The Precarious Citizen. Control And Value In The Digital Age
In what follows I aim to highlight the issues of value and control in socialisation processes facilitated by the new social media, by interrogating the nexus of leisure and work, surveillance and Read More »
From The Ecology Of Broadcasting To The Ecology Of Participation. Critical Reflections
More than forty years ago, Marshall McLuhan, among others, famously started theorizing and analysing what will be referred to here as the ecology of broadcasting (McLuhan 1964; McLuhan & McLuhan Read More »
The Embodied Self In A Digital Age. Possibilities, Risks, And Prospects For A Pluralistic
In the following, I seek to address three major but interrelated questions. First, how do emerging information technologies interact with our sense of self/selves, i.e., who we (believe we) are as Read More »