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Colombian Cases of Marketing Part I (In Spanish)

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
The central purpose of the following document is to build a series of marketing Colombian cases, to the understand of the key issues of this discipline and the phenomen at the national marketing. The case studies should become a useful tool to unify an example of theoretical situations, real problems and enhance analysis capabilities for decision ...
Paola Náder, María Carolina Martín Leyes, Lina Maria Echeverri   +2 more
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Studies on Politeness in Colombian, Ecuadorian, and Peruvian Spanish

2017
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Knowledge sharing and innovation in Spanish and Colombian high‐tech firms

Journal of Knowledge Management, 2012
PurposeThe aim of this paper is to empirically test the degree of influence of different knowledge sharing mechanisms (ICT‐based, personal interaction‐based, and embedded in management processes) on innovation capability (both on ideation and on innovation project management), as well as the influence of each first‐level innovation capacity on company ...
Josune Sáenz, Nekane Aramburu, Carlos E. Blanco   +2 more
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Declining an Invitation: The Pragmatics of Italian and Colombian Spanish

2022
In this chapter we compare Italian and Colombian Spanish cross-culturally with a focus on the speech act of declining an invitation. The study originates from the observation that there are differences in the refusal behaviors of Italians and Colombians.
Diego Cortés Velásquez, Elena Nuzzo
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Syntactic variation in Colombian Spanish

2010
This article examines some of the syntactic properties of the Focalizing ser (FS) structure in Colombian Spanish. The FS has been reported in only a few dialects of Spanish (Venezuelan, Colombian, Ecuadorian, Dominican, and Panamanian), and it is not stigmatized, despite being dialectally marked.
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A sociophonetic approach to /s/-realization in the Colombian Spanish of Barranquilla

2021
This study models the effects of individual physiology and gender on s-realization in the Spanish of 16 speakers (equally divided by gender) who were born and raised in Barranquilla, Colombia. Although our results support the oft-reported gender effect (i.e. females tend to produce more canonical s-realizations overall), we provide strong evidence that
Richard File-Muriel, Earl Brown, Michael Gradoville   +2 more
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A Comparison of Certain Aspects of Colombian and Spanish Folksong

Yearbook of the International Folk Music Council, 1973
As an aspect of my research in Colombian folksong I examined a number of published Spanish sources in an attempt to find analogues for the texts and melodies of songs I had recorded in Colombia. By this means I hoped to determine that a particular text or melody had been diffused from Spain to Latin America.
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A semantic analysis of discourse markers in Colombian Spanish

2001
Thesis (Ph.D.) -- La Trobe University, 2001.; Submitted to the Linguistics Program, School of Communication, Arts and Critical Enquiry, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.
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The symbolic and practical significance of dual citizenship: Spanish-Colombians and Spanish-Ecuadorians in Madrid and London

Geoforum, 2018
Abstract In times of economic crisis in the destination country, migrants might decide to stay or leave. Having obtained dual citizenship facilitates both options: on the one hand, it allows for a secure stay, without fear of losing residence permits.
Cristina Ramos, Patricia Lauzardo, Helen McCarthy   +2 more
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On Left-Peripheral Expletives in Central Colombian Spanish

2019
This chapter analyzes a construction involving an expletive-like demonstrative, eso, which appears in the left periphery of the clause in dialects of Spanish spoken in Central Colombia and Venezuela, two closely related null-subject varieties. This expletive is optional, it can only appear preverbally, and is mostly restricted to declarative matrix ...
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