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Linguistics Glocalisation in the Naming of Franchise Menu in Malaysia
Research on glocalisation in the fast-food industry has grown considerably within the field of marketing linguistics. However, previous studies have mostly focused on visual elements and general marketing strategies, while the linguistic structure of ...
Tamilhiile Manggai G Mohgan +1 more
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More than law‐abiding: A multi‐staged consumer study on brand morality
Abstract Today's consumers expect brands to act morally to win their hearts and wallets. Yet, existing marketing literature provides little clarity on what this behavior entails and how it differs from acting ethically. This study aims to clarify these concepts and inspire further research. Our consumer‐centric research adopted a multi‐theory and multi‐
Yunyi Wei +2 more
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Kas on alust rääkida rahvuslikest subkultuuridest? [PDF]
General interpretation of youth subcultures often largely ignores the national element, and in case it is included at all, then only in the framework of local changes in global music or style or cultural and social conflicts.
Aimar Ventsel
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Abstract Introduction Institutional education leaders serve key roles in leading major curricular change within residency education, yet little is known about how they accomplish these goals on the ground. Change management principles have predominantly been developed and described in the hierarchical context of management science and corporate ...
Herman Tam, Ian Scott
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Cultural conceptualisations in Nigerian Pidgin English proverbs
Abstract This article explores Nigerian Pidgin English proverbs as a source of cultural conceptualisations that reflect traditional wisdom as well as the modern urban setting of West Africa. A total of 173 proverbs sourced from the BBC News Pidgin's Instagram service were analysed for recurrent lexical keywords and themes (e.g.
Marcus Callies
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Glocalisation: Success Mantra of Globalisation
The concept of glocalization is derived from that of globalization and localization signifies that companies should not only think globally but also act locally while addressing business functionalities including branding, marketing, advertising and product promotion.
null Seema Singh Pundir +1 more
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Glocalisation, Arab Values, and Traditions in Jeem TV Content [PDF]
This thesis explores the ways in which Jeem TV negotiates cultural content and values in its programming. It also studies the Hierarchy of Influences at the pan-Arabic children's channel based in Qatar by focusing on its internal policy, and it examines ...
Abdulraheem, Ayah
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Abstract English has, for historical reasons, risen to global prominence as the unchallenged lingua franca internationally. World Englishes (WE) has, as a result, established itself as a visible line of research, exploring localised/indigenised varieties of English from around the world (e.g.
Chonglong Gu, Syed Abdul Manan
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Artificial islands as a manifestation of glocalisation
The article is devoted to economic reasons for creation of artificial lands, including artificial islands, and problems related to their functioning. The scientific achievements of economic geography constitute a theoretical basis of the analysis. Economic reasons for constructing artificial islands in particular may, to a large extent, be explained by
Dariusz Cezary Kotlewski +1 more
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Objective: The article examines the application of standardisation, adaptation, and glocalisation strategies in international marketing, with Maspex Group serving as a case study.
Paweł Milka, Jakub Garncarz
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