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2020
Literary recognition comprises a good part of the fourth volume of Les Lieux de mémoire, published in 1986. This essay proposes a postcolonial revisiting of literary institutions such as the Académie française or scholarly classics previously addressed in this volume – according to both the chronological and adversarial meanings of the term ...
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Literary recognition comprises a good part of the fourth volume of Les Lieux de mémoire, published in 1986. This essay proposes a postcolonial revisiting of literary institutions such as the Académie française or scholarly classics previously addressed in this volume – according to both the chronological and adversarial meanings of the term ...
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Strategic Manipulation of University Rankings, the Prestige Effect, and Student University Choice
Journal of Marketing Research, 2019A multiperiod, theoretical model characterizes the relationship between a publication that ranks universities and prospective students who might use this ranking to decide which university to attend.
J. Dearden, Rajdeep Grewal, G. Lilien
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Antecedents and consequences of brand prestige of package tour in the senior tourism industry
Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 2019This study investigated how to form brand prestige of package tour in the senior tourism industry. A conceptual model was developed and tested using data collected from a sample of 331 senior tourists in Korea.
Jinsoo Hwang, Junghoon Lee
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Power as prestige in world politics
International Affairs, 2019International A airs 95: 1 (2019) 119–142; doi: 10.1093/ia/iiy245 © The Author(s) 2019. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of The Royal Institute of International A airs. All rights reserved.
Yuen Foong Khong
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The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1959
Indications are that the prestige rankings of various occupations in industrial and urban countries tend to be similar. But this is no guide to the effective choices of occupation by young people. For many occupations include people of a great variety of styles and quality of work; not all of these styles are equally visible to all segments of the ...
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Indications are that the prestige rankings of various occupations in industrial and urban countries tend to be similar. But this is no guide to the effective choices of occupation by young people. For many occupations include people of a great variety of styles and quality of work; not all of these styles are equally visible to all segments of the ...
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Towards prestige mobility? Diplomatic prestige and digital diplomacy
Cambridge Review of International Affairs, 2019This article responds to previous efforts to calculate diplomatic prestige while adapting these methodologies to the exigencies of digital diplomacy. In particular, we are interested in how digital diplomacy provides opportunities for diplomatic actors ...
I. Manor, J. Pamment
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Hospital prestige in medical tourism: empirical evidence from Malaysia
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing, 2019This study examines the relationships among perceived warmth, perceived competence, hospitals’ facilities, doctors’ expertise, interaction with other patients, hospital prestige, and Malaysia’s image as a destination for medical tourism.
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To Lead or to Be Liked: When Prestige-Oriented Leaders Prioritize Popularity Over Performance
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2018Leaders often are faced with making difficult decisions for their group, such as when a course of action preferred by group members conflicts with one that is likely to optimize group success.
Charleen R Case, K. K. Bae, J. Maner
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2019
Abstract Drawing on the background developed in the second chapter, this chapter examines specifically online phenomena, scrutinizing the role of influencers, celebrities, and famous people in general. Cultural evolutionists talk about prestige bias in this regard: one can make use of signs of deference, respect, or simply check from ...
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Abstract Drawing on the background developed in the second chapter, this chapter examines specifically online phenomena, scrutinizing the role of influencers, celebrities, and famous people in general. Cultural evolutionists talk about prestige bias in this regard: one can make use of signs of deference, respect, or simply check from ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013